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Yup. And then the individual services will offer endless exclusives of some kind, churning accounts on a smallish time window. Honestly, I find it all super n
by ddingus 6y ago
Yup. And then the individual services will offer endless exclusives of some kind, churning accounts on a smallish time window.
Honestly, I find it all super noisy and more or less abandoned TV. I am happy to watch a movie, or binge something good.
But I am not gonna chase it all.
My family is happy to, so it is their department now. And I get a nice benefit:
When I do want something, I need only ask. They will set it right up and I am good to go. Perfect.
- melomal 6y agoI never thought it but to be fair some of the documentary content is pretty solid on Youtube. A silent video of a street food vendor preparing a meal is more than enough to keep me occupied for hours on end. I unfortunately fell for one of those 'exclusive' docu streaming services and within minutes wanted to get a refund.
- Broken_Hippo 6y agoOut of curiosity, which? I'm asking mostly because they make me real curious, and their prices aren't all that high for a year. It is a miracle I haven't yet gone down that path.
- arminiusreturns 6y agoI have been considering these also and would like to know. I was considering MagellanTV, which I heard about from one of my youtube history channels, History Time.
- melomal 6y agoCuriosity Stream. MagellanTV was one, or a similar sounding one, that I also considered but was immediately put off paying for the streaming. I honestly feel like the over abundance of choice is what puts me off.
- melomal 6y agoCuriosity Stream. I will give it another go but honestly, the level of quality on Youtube doc's is incredible. However, it looks like the going trend is to create a streaming version for the Youtube channel so I assume the quality and content will become more of a gateway to more content than the full deal.
- ddingus 6y agoI agree and won't go down that path yet. Good heads up.