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While I suppose you could describe cable as streaming it doesn’t really refute the point about the ability to skip adverts
by dambi0 2y ago
While I suppose you could describe cable as streaming it doesn’t really refute the point about the ability to skip adverts
- thaumasiotes 2y agoWhat do you mean? What can you do to a cable broadcast that you can't do to an internet broadcast? The comment I responded to suggested that it's impossible to record video delivered over the internet, which is obviously insane. Were you thinking of something different?
- dambi0 2y agoIf something appears completely insane isn’t that often a good sign that we might not have understood. The comment you replied to was pointing out that it was possible to record from cable TV with DVRs and that they had a feature to detect commercials and either skip recording them or allow you skip them en masse during playback.
- thaumasiotes 2y agoYou left out the freedom that's supposedly missing from streaming now.
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- Dylan16807 2y ago> The comment I responded to suggested that it's impossible to record video delivered over the internet, which is obviously insane. It is quite difficult to record video from many services. Harder still to do it in an automated way like a DVR.