Thanks, Great review! If you could, it’d be very helpful to see a complete review of Hulu Live TV also.

I want to cancel my UKposts TV Subscriben

We cut the cord by using wifi 😉😉

@@akustiktrax5186 Then you bought a Roku or Firestick and it came with a cord that you plugged into your TV so technically it`s not `cord cutting`. Besides your WiFi modem also has cords. They should call it cable cutting instead of cord cutting

If you really want to go low, there's Sling TV, which starts at $40 per month, or Comcast's Now TV, which is $20 per month, but both have a very limited selection of channels.

Cutting cords, not bills

​@@DanDDirgesI can watch it on my phone

How do you get it on your TV with out having cable

@@jwalkerj28 You can have only Internet through your cable provider without them providing TV service, also if you're fortunate enough, you can get Internet through other providers in your area.

@@jwalkerj28 it works with an internet connection. So either on WiFi or using you cellular data connection (hopefully with an unlimited plan).

Wow do you work for you tube TV. Sounds like a positive comment thrown in after a (negitave ) comment about pricing . 75 dollars to watch ⛳ golf 24 hours A day 7 days a week , sports heads will take that deal in a heart beat

Peacock carries reelz

So is a 23.50 broadcast surcharge on cable. 8 seems like hardly anything. The amount of complaining I see is ridiculous. Then if it's so bad, what other cable alternative do you have that doesn't raise your rates because the broadcasters demand it....oh yeah....good ole rabbit ears .

@@chipapa50 who’s talking about going back to cable, I’m with Direct Tv and i’m paying the same as YTTV with better picture quality and channels that I like.

Why do you have to watch commercials when watching a movies?

​@@harviechilders8834because it's a cable alternative, not a streaming service like Netflix..it's been that way for decades.

One of the biggest negatives of cloud based DVRs. Which is why when I moved away from Tivo, I set up my own DVR server with Channels DVR.

Try recording shows after to extend the time.

This should be automatic. UKposts TV records everything in its offerings, and it would be almost nothing for them to splice in the additional footage for DVR purposes. You want to watch everything in what you select to record, that is kind of the point, and there are more than enough reference points for a computer program to figure out when a match has actually finished. It could also be accomplished manually by someone at UKposts who reviews the final moments and decides the optimal moment of when to cut away.

@@Damon970 I do that but I should not have to.

I need to know the price in my area??

how do I cancel yttv?

.. Most are like yours and how You described it. I think he's running on an Amazon device.

Directv stream is closest. Its actually got all the major sports networks including the big 4 channels that are exempted on most services. It doesnt have bein sports nor pac 12 network but who honestly watches them unless its the fall season. Fubotv is sports centric but missing the tnt and tbs networks. The only problem with directv stream is that its $110/month if you want ultimate tier.

unfortunately BALLY SPORTS is still having financial issues and i bet they arent available next year no matter who you get it from...that is my concern too..i'm like you a huge sports fan and get BALLYSPORTS

I'm in the same boat as you're. I'm a sports guy and some local/network tv person. If anyone has an idea on sports only streaming I'm interested.

The way I understand it is, that UKposts TV records everything as scheduled on its side automatically, and this is the same recording that everyone who has opted to a recording gets with all of the same issues. There isn't a way to easily nor economically edit this on their end, it would be nice for UKposts to crowdsource the actual end time and compensate on the recording of live events. To get overtime, your best and likely only move is to also record the next program or two after the scheduled end, especially if rain is expected for the area of the event. It will take a tiny bit of research and planning, but obtaining the weather forecast a few days in advance is not super complicated. It is, what it is. That unlimited DVR comes with a cost of convenience and practicality on the viewers' end.

I just noticed that Hulu live figured this out during the US Open (tennis). It appears the way they did this is that when a match is running past it's scheduled time, the end time on the channel guide is extended so the recording continues until the channel guide switches programs. This was great for those late night matches that extend into the early morning matches. I won't say Hulu live recording is perfect, it's weird somtimes you can FF through commercials, but ofter you cannot.

I have one suggestion that might work for a sports event that's almost always on the same day of the week, for instance Sunday night Football. Normally, the same program is scheduled in the time slot immediately following the game. Just set a regular recording of that show as well. If the game runs over, just watch the recording for the following show. Does UKposts not give you the option to extend a recording 30 minutes past, for instance, like Xfinity does?

@@lamuffin No, UKposts TV does not offer this as an option. UKposts TV's recording process is too efficient. It records everything as scheduled and gives anyone who requested the recording the same copy that everyone else gets, with the same flaws and issues. This has led to several issues with UKposts TV’s recorded file being corrupted and/or totally unusable in the not too distant past and makes it quite difficult to allow someone to have an entire match on one recording. It’s not an atrocious concept, but UKposts TV needs to start recording multiple copies and find a way to appropriately gauge and account for when live events subject to overruns end. The NFL, NBA, NHL and NCAA, amongst other governing bodies, can easily provide the exact end time for UKposts to facilitate stitching the master recording together. They want fans to have the whole picture and should be incentivised enough to make sure UKposts TV gets it right.

I am told the picture quality is good. Has this not been the experience for you?

@@jamesrowe6389 The picture quality has gotten a lot better recently. One thing UKposts tv has changed.

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You just need wifi and a roku.

Yes you can.

SHOOT 75 DOLLARS IS HIGH IN MY OPINION

@@matthewgandy9774 Me too, I cut the cord over 10 years ago when DirecTV was $55. OTA for me. Of course with this push for ATSC 3.0, they'll figure out how to monetize that.

​@@matthewgandy9774$77 dollars is better than $230, which is what we were paying for DirecTV before we switched to UKposts TV last year.

I opted for directv stream. Its only $10-$20/month cheaper than xfinity but has basically all the sports and you can use an antenna if your missing the cw which only has golf. It does have the other 4 locals. It even has my rsns. Its better option because i have 2 rsns one is $19.99/month (marquee sports network) and the other has no option yet. Im not taking a risk that youtube tv will drop nbc sports chicago whenever the white sox, bulls, amd blackhawks opt out. Its just not worth paying for 2 rsns seperately with youtube tv if they cost just as much as directv stream together. $73 + $20 + $20-$30 is literally the cost of directv stream and your still missing some channels.

75$ WTH that's to high when it runs off Wifi connection and that's 75$ already I'm paying 188$ already with Cable and Wifi

You use the remote for your streaming player like a Roku.

Yes, it switches to the market you're in.

Exactly.

Only because football philo is the best 25 bucks a month and has history and a n e

So it's not made for U it was made for SPORTs HEADs! Check the other comments. one guy wants to stack tv's like blocks to watch multiple games simultaneously .

@@erikamontoya6362 Maybe he should be working at a sports bar. lol

Get a VPN and then connect to a server in your home area where the service is established. No worries there.

This is a US-centic UKposts channel. I don't believe you are going to find what you seek here, unfortunately.

I doubt it is in The UK because it is geared toward USA Networks. You might have something similar up there.

@@GeorgeVCohea I understand that - but when 'changes' happen in the Streaming World - the Host often mentions that 'such' changes are rolling out in countries etc with Canada & UK often referenced

Good luck with Hulu, it’s trash in my opinion.

Sorry don't know the answer to that will look around.

Yes to all

I can't figure out how to record. Please explain.

@@margaretstone2598 I use Roku device so may be different for you. Whatever you want to record if watching it hit pause, down button and put a check in the circle.

My attenpts to thrice quit UKposts TV were a burden to family because they want to see certain sporting events or shows. I had to return. But it was a nice test. I don't dislike it but was looking to save the money. Had to cut other stuff to make up for staying with it.

@@alanvallazza9781 not that big on watching sports on tv. Im an in person sports fanatic. However espn can be added to Disney +. If I do that I am still paying less than YTTV $75. If I add Frindly with all the other apps I will be paying what I paid for YTTV.

Yes

Coming soon!

You can customize your live guide in any order you want. It makes it much easier to find the channels you want.

Why delete dvr content if it's unlimited storage?

@@green285 Many people will initially see that they have unlimited and take advantage, before realising that they don't truly want all of that. It inevitably becomes untenable and an utter mess to wade through. Once I have seen something, it needs to go. Unlimited means that UKposts will indiscriminately record every episode of a series, including reruns, without regard to what you have already seen, thus duplicating nonsense. Nah, that kind of clutter is unacceptable! The DVR should get a major overhaul, and users need way control of what they actually want, with assistance from Google learning and anticipating habits. It's Google, they should most definitely have this personal kind of data already! I only had the service for the trial period and one month after that, and DVR overcrowding quickly became an issue with no solution in place.

@@jimmybexley9574 Sure, you can, but the default to a bunch of random channels with no numbers is absurd. I am not sure alphabetical order is right for the long term either, but it gives a nice starting reference point for which anyone can quickly and easily understand. Local channels are already separated for some reason, but people sometimes know and recognise their affiliates by the channel number. UKposts TV accommodated this, not that there are a whole lot of local channels on UKposts TV for a given area.

@@GeorgeVCohea why complain when it’s not really a problem? If you want them alphabetical just order them that way if you want all the sports together so that. It’s not that big of a deal.

I’m considering switching. You can get all Philly games without blackouts? From south jersey so worried they won’t stream or be blacked out

@@Phillies3429 correct. You can get all the Philly games.

@@BenDMitchell but you do live in a major metropolitan area, what about people like me that are thinking of switching but are huge sports fans, (st louis, kansas city, dallas are near me, but can get the RSN's from another company, does YTTV offer RSN's for all major markets?)