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Originally Posted by retiredguy123
As I understand it, some TV shows that you "record" to the cloud are not actually recorded at all. When you watch the show, you are actually watching an "On Demand" version of the show. The same thing happens with uploaded music. This is not true for all shows and music.
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EDIT: Just read this more closely.
That may actually be true and would explain the mixed experience we have had.
With Hulu Live we can record shows to the DVR. I can't remember how many total hours but it's pretty high for what we use. However, many of the shows we record are also available On-Demand. If we choose the copy on the DVR then we can fast-forward through commercials but if we choose the On-Demand version we cannot. SOMETIMES, we try to watch the DVR version but either can't fast-forward or the playback freezes. Perhaps those times are examples of where it really wasn't recorded at all but was just presented that way while they actually sent the On-Demand version.
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