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Re: HBO Max Warnermedia streaming service
It looks like Warner Media and Discovery are in talks to merge. Will HBO Max and Discovery + will combine into one service? https://www.cnn.com/2021/05/16/media...dia/index.html
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Originally Posted by OldBoy
(Post 13934383)
not right now and i'm totally fine with that. make a reasonably priced 55" or so 4K TV capable of active 3D with no other accessories necessary (besides glasses) and you got me.
Originally Posted by lwhy?
(Post 13934419)
It looks like Warner Media and Discovery are in talks to merge. Will HBO Max and Discovery + will combine into one service? https://www.cnn.com/2021/05/16/media...dia/index.html
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Originally Posted by E Unit
(Post 13934448)
Considering how low priced 4K is in general and the fact that 8K is already ramping up, let me tell you now that 3D is dead. Has been dead for a while now, and thats from me who loves my 3D collection. So my comments about Max having 4K movies is pretty much aimed at the majority of us who have 4K.
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AT&T badly wants to rid themselves of HBO Max and Warner Media. I read they have over 170 billion in debt, which is crippling.
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I guarantee 3D would not be dead if the subscription services had a large number of 3D movies and actually worked with all 3D displays. All the streaming companies that did 3D did it half-assed with awful hardware support- Vudu still has 3D titles but not even the Vudu apps in all 3D displays support it. Discs of course have been priced high and difficult to find, and of course discs are dead anyways.
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Re: HBO Max Warnermedia streaming service
Originally Posted by lwhy?
(Post 13934419)
It looks like Warner Media and Discovery are in talks to merge. Will HBO Max and Discovery + will combine into one service? https://www.cnn.com/2021/05/16/media...dia/index.html
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/bu...Uux5ngegULtEMo |
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It feels like Warner is being passed around like the village bicycle.
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As to streaming, both partners have recently entered the direct-to-consumer space in significant ways, with Discovery+ and HBO Max. The execs were non-committal as to whether they would combine the services or bundle them as separate products. Zaslav said all options would be explored. “We’ll see over the next few years as we learn more about what consumers want and how they want it,” he said. |
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I'd expect it to be more like Disney with Disney+ and Hulu. If they combined them that'd be a pretty expensive streamer. In their case, it'll mostly stay the same.
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Originally Posted by RichC2
(Post 13934612)
I'd expect it to be more like Disney with Disney+ and Hulu. If they combined them that'd be a pretty expensive streamer. In their case, it'll mostly stay the same.
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I wouldn't be mad if they combined the services.
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Discovery + is kind of the posterboy for a streaming service with no identity at all. The subset of people who like to watch nature documentaries and 90 Day Fiance enough to pay for a monthly streaming service has to be pretty small.
Plus HBO has such a strong identity as a premium service that curates the best of the best content, it does seem kind of incompatible with Discovery+ when you think about it. |
Re: HBO Max Warnermedia streaming service
Originally Posted by RichC2
(Post 13934612)
I'd expect it to be more like Disney with Disney+ and Hulu. If they combined them that'd be a pretty expensive streamer. In their case, it'll mostly stay the same.
* I'm subscribed to HBO through Comcast so HBO Max is free. |
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Originally Posted by Decker
(Post 13934633)
Discovery + is kind of the posterboy for a streaming service with no identity at all. The subset of people who like to watch nature documentaries and 90 Day Fiance enough to pay for a monthly streaming service has to be pretty small.
Plus HBO has such a strong identity as a premium service that curates the best of the best content, it does seem kind of incompatible with Discovery+ when you think about it. |
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Originally Posted by Deftones
(Post 13934659)
15+ million subscribers for Discovery+. Seems like there is more of a market than you think.
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Don't forget the endless supply of HGTV and Food Network shows and the whole Chip and Joanna Gaines thing, and nearly as endless supply of murderer documentaries and profiles.
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how many of the 15 million are paid, subscribers? Verizon is giving 1 year free to subscribers...
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Originally Posted by jpcamb
(Post 13934720)
how many of the 15 million are paid, subscribers? Verizon is giving 1 year free to subscribers...
15M paying subscribers |
Re: HBO Max Warnermedia streaming service
I subscribe to HBOMax and since it's now my #1 fave streaming service based on it being the place for DC stuff and and I love the TCM content .... I feel it's worth every penny. :up: that said, I can't wrap my head around paying for Discovery +.
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Yeah Discovery still gets paid for the V subs. Just not be full retail amount.
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Originally Posted by DJariya
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The company reported having 15 million total streaming subscribers, with most paying for Discovery+ |
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Is Discovery + the one with HGTV stuff? And will this be free with HBO Max?
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Originally Posted by jpcamb
(Post 13934720)
how many of the 15 million are paid, subscribers? Verizon is giving 1 year free to subscribers...
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Originally Posted by OldBoy
(Post 13934814)
Is Discovery + the one with HGTV stuff? And will this be free with HBO Max?
Nobody knows yet how this affects the streaming side. Way too early. |
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Originally Posted by Alan Smithee
(Post 13934541)
I guarantee 3D would not be dead if the subscription services had a large number of 3D movies and actually worked with all 3D displays. All the streaming companies that did 3D did it half-assed with awful hardware support- Vudu still has 3D titles but not even the Vudu apps in all 3D displays support it. Discs of course have been priced high and difficult to find, and of course discs are dead anyways.
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Originally Posted by OldBoy
(Post 13934816)
is that only for new accounts or high model phones?
At first, I was thinking Discovery+ was the Paramount streaming service and I was mildly excited then I realized it was what it was, and would likely never watch it much like Peacock so far. :lol: |
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Anyone else having issues with the HBOMax app on Roku? Things like the interface freezing as you go through selections, profile screens skipping, etc...
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For me, that only happens when the app first comes up and I start navigating right then. If I give it a few moments after the main menu loads up, then it works just fine.
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So now it’s official for those who can’t afford the $15 a month for HBO Max. You can get the ad supported tier for a whopping $5 discount
Just don’t buy Starbucks for a week if you’re that cheap :lol: |
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Yeah I don't get the logic there. Probably to bundle with Discovery in the future.
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Matt seems to have enjoyed quarantine a lot.
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I was only a casual viewer of Friends, but might check out the reunion show.
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That looks like an epic reunion. I am really looking forward to it.
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Originally Posted by RichC2
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Matt seems to have enjoyed quarantine a lot.
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Titans season 3 will premiere sometime in August
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Originally Posted by Shannon Nutt
(Post 13935734)
Which one? Le Blanc has put on some weight, but Perry looks like he's hit rock bottom (addiction issues again?). There's a People video out there with the cast and Perry's speech is slurred and he appears hungover (if not intoxicated).
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Either the HBO MAX app is being glitchy or they have removed some of the 4K DV / Atmos stuff and downgraded it to HD 5.1. ZS's JL is now in HD and 5.1. :confused:
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Originally Posted by Why So Blu?
(Post 13936934)
Either the HBO MAX app is being glitchy or they have removed some of the 4K DV / Atmos stuff and downgraded it to HD 5.1. ZS's JL is now in HD and 5.1. :confused:
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Originally Posted by DJariya
(Post 13936967)
Yup, same thing happened to me. What little 4K content they had all downgraded to regular HD. It's affected on my Roku Ultra and my Apple TV 4K
I normally don't email companies but may have to now. |
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