Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
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Out YouTube TV will record every show every time. I put in my favorite teams and it finds them wherever. It even seems smart enough that when a sporting event goes base the normal end time I.e. overtime in football, it keeps saving it. Now with YouTube TV, the show is not reallly DVR’d on a local HD, I think there is a pointer at the show in the cloud just for you and then it streams it down. I probably have a 1000 shows “saved” and have probably only seen 5% of commercials in the last 10 years by skipping thru. YouTube TV has a 10 second skip option… so click the remote about 15 times and you are at the very end, go to far, click back button for 10 seconds. I did watch the 2nd half of the MNF with commercials last night as I was not waiting for the 1.5 hours of commercials to end to start watching at 10:30PM. |
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As for TV, which we use a Roku TV, as I will not pay cable and give my money for junk like CNN. With Roku, I simply mute when commercials play and do other things. If I forgot to unmute on-time, I can rewind and see what I missed. As for commercials: Dear advertisers, showing the same commercials 5,000 times in every commercial break, about women pads (I am a man) is a total waste of your time and your effort. I miss the days when commercials were very varied about many common day-to-day items and services, from different foods, fashion, to vacation places, etc. It was actually informative and interesting. Today, commercials, over and over and over and over are for 5 things: cars, gambling, some medicine I do not need, diapers and 1-2 other things I do not need. |
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I watch videos online with an ad blocker. Once in a while, YouTube posts a message to complain, but it works, and I find alternative media content to be more informative. Commercial TV comes with commercials.
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We have DirecTV for general watching. We tend to DVR shows and watch ffwding thru commercials. LiveTV, like News - switch to another channel for a while. We HATE commercials - most are SO inane, and the woke crowd has consumed product commercials - insuring the one of 'every color' 'mixed couple' etc are covered...
Also have Netflix to watch some movies or special programs there. Ad free YouTube - odds & ends watching but do not subscribe for ad free. |
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TV= tell a vision. The greatest marketing=mind control device. We will only change situations when we stop paying for it. The frequency, energy & sound of the tell a vision has many subtle technologies. Not good.
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Years ago tv was free to us but we had commercials to pay for it. Then along came HBO and Showtime. We paid for those without commercials. Now we pay for services and still get commercials. Makes no sense.
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Next, getting a streaming service is not a viola! there are commercials also, the true answer is DVR. It will change the viewing schedule, but you can fast forward through the commercials. That is the only way to do it. Last item to answer the OP - sorry no one is going to invent some amazing device to skip commercials as that would give each individual viewer control over the feed from the network, that will never happen. So just get over it and use the DVR method.
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Why not cut the cable and only watch internet TV. RUKU is our answer, as well as subscriptions to a few networks, like HULU.
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taping a show on Comcast works great for me. breeze right thru the commercials
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Most OTA TV has 18 minutes of content for every 30 minutes of broadcast. Tivo has four tuners. One can tune in four separate channels, or, for example, two channels, each duplicated. You can back up a broadcast to its beginning, FF through commercials (or use the one button 30 second advance) while the show continues to record. For the NBC evening news it is two bleeps for the first 60 second commercial break, then usually four or five for subsequent breaks. ABC presents a problem in that they usually have, after the first segment of content, only 10 or 15 seconds of content between commercial breaks. I let that show record entirely, then let the automated commercial deletion feature work its magic upon replay.
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At our house, we record ALL of our favorite shows (TiVo is a great invention). We don't have any of the scribing links so many have these days...maybe will one day! We FF through all the inane commercials. Has anyone noticed how many there are now and how many minutes the actual shows last?? Yes, I know the commercials pay but it's gotten ridiculous! IF I'd subscribe to Acorn or any similar---think all my programming with be British or Australian/New Zealand shows.
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