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Jay G. 05-30-20 07:13 PM

Re: HBO Max — Warnermedia streaming service launches May 2020
 

Originally Posted by mwbmis (Post 13749963)
As I recall, from way back when it aired, those clips were all public domain.

Not all of them. They were all from older films, but I don't think they were all public domain.

AV Club speculated the same thing a while back as the reason it wasn't on HBO Go:
https://tv.avclub.com/it-s-not-tv-an...s-h-1798238242

nly the first two seasons are available on DVD; the sole streaming service that offers Dream On, Hulu, only provides edited episodes of the first three seasons.... Considering all the clips of old TV shows and movies Dream On used, maybe expensive licensing fees are keeping it unavailable.
There's several clips in this youtube snippet. Can anyone identify the movies they're from?


Edit: OK, I found an easy one. At the 2:53 mark on this video, they show the title card for "Hail the Conquering Hero," a 1944 Preston Sturgues film, that's still under copyright.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hail_the_Conquering_Hero

OldBoy 05-30-20 07:16 PM

Re: HBO Max — Warnermedia streaming service launches May 2020
 
Can you multiple stream on different devices? Can you share accounts or creds? Is that illegal?

RichC2 05-30-20 08:09 PM

Re: HBO Max — Warnermedia streaming service launches May 2020
 
It's 5 devices / 3 simultaneous streams. I assume it's frowned upon but do as you want.

davidh777 05-30-20 08:10 PM

Re: HBO Max — Warnermedia streaming service launches May 2020
 
Oldboy sure loves to share his accounts. :)

kefrank 05-30-20 08:24 PM

Re: HBO Max — Warnermedia streaming service launches May 2020
 

Originally Posted by OldBoy (Post 13749984)
Can you multiple stream on different devices? Can you share accounts or creds? Is that illegal?

Maybe read the terms of service instead of asking random people on the internet?

OldBoy 05-30-20 08:43 PM

Re: HBO Max — Warnermedia streaming service launches May 2020
 
No, if it’s not right, I won’t. Sincerely, didn’t know it was. I won’t bc they would have my cable logon and stuff. I’m sure would never do anything about, but still...

OldBoy 05-30-20 08:44 PM

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Originally Posted by RichC2 (Post 13750006)
It's 5 devices / 3 simultaneous streams. I assume it's frowned upon but do as you want.

does it say how to register other devices? Can I do with my account and they would never need my creds?

RichC2 05-30-20 09:21 PM

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You have to sign into the devices to register them, it's automatic - it basically means cached credentials so you don't have to go through the verification process again. Stuff like your cellphone or web browser doesn't count, but your Fire TV or Xbox One would (yes, they know you're using it on a Fire TV). You can view the page in your web browser.

https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/dvdtalk...04112c1280.png




OldBoy 05-30-20 09:46 PM

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But they have to put my cable credentials in dont they?

RichC2 05-30-20 10:02 PM

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Most likely. Some use Access Codes instead but it varies by provider.

emachine12 05-30-20 11:44 PM

Re: HBO Max — Warnermedia streaming service launches May 2020
 

Originally Posted by OldBoy (Post 13750047)
But they have to put my cable credentials in dont they?

Yes but they can’t do anything unless they go to your TV provider’s account management site.

And if you are worried about that then why bother sharing something you are not supposed to anyway.

OldBoy 05-30-20 11:49 PM

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That’s why I was asking in first place, can you share or not? If not, I won’t, but if it’s accessible to others, like Netflix, then I’d do it...

RichC2 05-31-20 12:10 AM

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Yep you can. Not sure how often you have to relogin, but more info will be out as the platform ages.

fujishig 05-31-20 01:22 AM

Re: HBO Max — Warnermedia streaming service launches May 2020
 

Originally Posted by OldBoy (Post 13750020)
No, if it’s not right, I won’t. Sincerely, didn’t know it was. I won’t bc they would have my cable logon and stuff. I’m sure would never do anything about, but still...

Of course it's not right. It's not what's intended by them (to share accounts between multiple households). It's not right with Netflix either. Is that what you're asking, or are you asking if it's easy to do and if they are going to call you out on it?

fujishig 06-01-20 11:50 AM

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Maybe I missed this last week so apologies in advance if this is old news.

https://www.cnet.com/news/warnermedi...azon-and-roku/

Didn't realize they already have the apps ready once the contracts are greenlit, which is good. So get it done already! ;)

DJariya 06-01-20 11:53 AM

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We’re approaching 1 week now. WM and Roku, Amazon need to figure their shit out and not argue about pennies.

Decker 06-01-20 11:57 AM

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I want it to get done as well. I just don't understand how these huge streaming devices can refuse to allow this enormous streaming service on their platform -- especially considering unlike with Apple + , there is already a previous version of the service on the app.

fujishig 06-01-20 12:05 PM

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Something else I also noticed:
The "Last Chance" movies include some of the movies leaving HBO (not Max) at the end of June. But not all. And the non HBO licensed movies have end dates of July 1. This includes the last Hobbit movie that they just added. Heck, it includes all three Hobbit movies. Also apparently leaving on July 1 but not listed are all the non HBO DC live action movies (all the Batman 89-90s movies, BvS, Wonder Woman, Supergirl, etc.)

You have got to be kidding me.

DJariya 06-01-20 12:08 PM

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Originally Posted by fujishig (Post 13750842)
Something else I also noticed:
The "Last Chance" movies include some of the movies leaving HBO (not Max) at the end of June. But not all. And the non HBO licensed movies have end dates of July 1. This includes the last Hobbit movie that they just added. Heck, it includes all three Hobbit movies. Also apparently leaving on July 1 but not listed are all the non HBO DC live action movies (all the Batman 89-90s movies, BvS, Wonder Woman, Supergirl, etc.)

You have got to be kidding me.

I wouldn't worry about those. Sometimes those old movies are stuck in old licensing agreements. But keep in mind, these movies can't stay here in perpetuity. They are licensed for xx period of time.

and if it's not something that you are planning to watch anytime soon, I wouldn't freak out about it. They will eventually settle all that.

fujishig 06-01-20 12:31 PM

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Originally Posted by DJariya (Post 13750843)
I wouldn't worry about those. Sometimes those old movies are stuck in old licensing agreements. But keep in mind, these movies can't stay here in perpetuity. They are licensed for xx period of time.

and if it's not something that you are planning to watch anytime soon, I wouldn't freak out about it. They will eventually settle all that.

Those are pretty big movies, things that I would expect to be pillars of a WB-centric service, and it's also just what I found by browsing around. The more alarming thing is that the Last Chance section isn't complete. For instance, all the HBO shows that just left in May weren't on there.

Decker 06-01-20 12:33 PM

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Will that Harley Quinn animated series be coming to HBO Max soon?

DJariya 06-01-20 12:38 PM

Re: HBO Max — Warnermedia streaming service launches May 2020
 

Originally Posted by Decker (Post 13750857)
Will that Harley Quinn animated series be coming to HBO Max soon?

Last I read there are no plans to. Doom Patrol is apparently the only DC Universe show they will share here.

Warner Media from the last I read is pretty adamant that DC Universe is not shutting down.

Decker 06-01-20 12:43 PM

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Boo! :down:

Mike86 06-01-20 03:45 PM

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I bet DC Universe dies soon anyways. Doom Patrol is moving to HBO Max, Stargirl went to CW rather than DC Universe, and the Green Lantern series in development is going to be on HBO Max. Plus the Harley Quinn show is also being shown somewhere else (SyFy) already.

DJariya 06-01-20 03:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Mike86 (Post 13751009)
I bet DC Universe dies soon anyways. Doom Patrol is moving to HBO Max, Stargirl went to CW rather than DC Universe, and the Green Lantern series in development is going to be on HBO Max. Plus the Harley Quinn show is also being shown somewhere else (SyFy) already.

Stargirl airs on DC Universe uncut one day earlier than the CW.

DJariya 06-01-20 04:09 PM

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June releases on HBO Max

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/li...e-2020-1295750

davidh777 06-01-20 04:14 PM

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I was happy to see Doom Patrol included as I was not going to subscribe to two Warner services. I have plenty of their animated shows, animated and live-action movies, and comics to last me for quite a while.

Mike86 06-01-20 04:21 PM

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Originally Posted by DJariya (Post 13751011)
Stargirl airs on DC Universe uncut one day earlier than the CW.

But still. It’s not a selling point when you can watch it on tv.

Meathead 06-01-20 05:25 PM

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After watching Wonder Woman I noticed there was no Man of Steel, then noticed that BvS, Suicide Squad, Wonder Woman and Justice League all leave 7/1 Same with the '89-'97 Batman films. Well that was fast. :scratch2:

dvd-4-life 06-02-20 04:52 AM

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Originally Posted by DJariya (Post 13751020)

Later in the month it mention's Popeye season one.

Which Popeye series(1930s or 1960s or 1970s)?

Meathead 06-02-20 02:31 PM

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AT&T is exempting HBOMax from both traditional data caps and the soft caps on mobile unlimited plans. Netflix, Disney+, etc... those still count.

https://www.theverge.com/2020/6/2/21...net-neutrality

fujishig 06-02-20 03:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Meathead (Post 13751641)
AT&T is exempting HBOMax from both traditional data caps and the soft caps on mobile unlimited plans. Netflix, Disney+, etc... those still count.

https://www.theverge.com/2020/6/2/21...net-neutrality

Makes sense, DirecTV and HBO (non go) were like this as well.

Inhumans99 06-02-20 04:12 PM

Re: HBO Max — Warnermedia streaming service launches May 2020
 
Oooh, neat, films like An American Werewolf In London and Lifeforce will be available this month, looking forward to watching some of the films on the list.

RichC2 06-03-20 08:36 AM

Re: HBO Max — Warnermedia streaming service launches May 2020
 

Originally Posted by Meathead (Post 13751071)
After watching Wonder Woman I noticed there was no Man of Steel, then noticed that BvS, Suicide Squad, Wonder Woman and Justice League all leave 7/1 Same with the '89-'97 Batman films. Well that was fast. :scratch2:

Either it was a launch window promo to draw attention to DC or it's a soft cap that will be renewed on 7/1.

Cellar Door 06-04-20 04:11 PM

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Just canceled my HBO NOW subscription that was set to renew on Sunday, since there's still no sign of a deal for HBO Max on Roku. Gonna sub to Disney+ instead.

davidh777 06-05-20 01:29 PM

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Selection remains hit and miss for me. Only two Dirty Harry movies, three Kubricks. Maybe they’re working on it—who knows. :shrug:

TheBigDave 06-05-20 07:35 PM

Re: HBO Max — Warnermedia streaming service launches May 2020
 

Originally Posted by Cellar Door (Post 13752917)
Just canceled my HBO NOW subscription that was set to renew on Sunday, since there's still no sign of a deal for HBO Max on Roku. Gonna sub to Disney+ instead.

My rebill date is coming up. So I'm probably going to cancel this weekend. They don't seem to be in any rush to add Roku support.

DJariya 06-05-20 07:45 PM

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From what I understand one of the major stalemates is Roku’s commission for selling the HBO Max app through the Roku store. They want their piece of the pie for whatever that amount may be. I guess it must be more than what they currently get for HBO Now.

OldBoy 06-05-20 07:53 PM

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Does this have Harley Quinn animated? Both seasons?

fujishig 06-05-20 07:54 PM

Re: HBO Max — Warnermedia streaming service launches May 2020
 

Originally Posted by OldBoy (Post 13753642)
Does this have Harley Quinn animated? Both seasons?

no


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