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Re: Peacock -- NBC Universal streaming service
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Re: Peacock -- NBC Universal streaming service
Nice, Paramount+ does that, and I use it sometimes.
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Originally Posted by stingermck
(Post 14188444)
Nice, Paramount+ does that, and I use it sometimes.
Not missing cutting the Dish Network cord all those years ago.... |
Re: Peacock -- NBC Universal streaming service
The feed for the local CBS station looked pretty bad when they started, but last time I checked it (during the local news) the picture actually looked BETTER than over the air. A football game was on Peacock and over the air at the same time also and that looked better on Peacock, less compression artifacts. The audio online was only 2-channel though.
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Serious question here, folks:
Has ANYONE been able to figure out to effectively remove titles from "continue watching"? I text chatted with a Peacock rep yesterday who flat out said the only way is to let show/movie play out until the end credits are completed. REALLY?!? I subscribe to about 8 services and none of them make it this impossible to unclutter. So bizarre...and the rep was completely nonchalant, like this is just the way it is. |
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Originally Posted by Dan1boy
(Post 14189796)
Serious question here, folks:
Has ANYONE been able to figure out to effectively remove titles from "continue watching"? I text chatted with a Peacock rep yesterday who flat out said the only way is to let show/movie play out until the end credits are completed. REALLY?!? I subscribe to about 8 services and none of them make it this impossible to unclutter. So bizarre...and the rep was completely nonchalant, like this is just the way it is. Disney Plus is another that does not have a way to remove from continue watching. At least not that I know of. |
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I have the same issue with amc+.
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Finally signed up for Peacock after having the wife nag me about not being able to see Law and Order SVU on HULU which we get for free. I can't believe I'm paying for SVU and SNL now. :lol: Fuck this Streaming age... :mad: :lol: :p
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Re: Peacock -- NBC Universal streaming service
Originally Posted by Texan26
(Post 14189893)
Disney Plus is another that does not have a way to remove from continue watching. At least not that I know of. |
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On Disney+ when a video is playing....if you hit pause, or bring up the Video Progress Bar, you then have Restart and Play just below it to click. At least that is how it is on thee Disney+ Roku app. Otherwise you have to do what you mention and let it play out and return to the menu where Restart is then an option.
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Originally Posted by Giantrobo
(Post 14193508)
On Disney+ when a video is playing....if you hit pause, or bring up the Video Progress Bar, you then have Restart and Play just below it to click. At least that is how it is on thee Disney+ Roku app.
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Peacock currently has True Lies for streaming. But, I tried watching it last night and the transfer is trash and the aspect ratio is wrong. The picture looks squished. It's difficult to watch. The picture is almost DVD quality.
Sucks that this inferior copy of the movie continues to stream periodically from the various services. |
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Re: Peacock -- NBC Universal streaming service
Originally Posted by DJariya
(Post 14204979)
Peacock currently has True Lies for streaming. But, I tried watching it last night and the transfer is trash and the aspect ratio is wrong. The picture looks squished. It's difficult to watch. The picture is almost DVD quality.
Sucks that this inferior copy of the movie continues to stream periodically from the various services. |
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Originally Posted by whotony
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Originally Posted by dvd-4-life
(Post 14205024)
The True Lies Laserdisc might be the best version of any disc format(better than dvd).
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Columbo looks like real 4k to me. It's odd seeing something you grew up with on on broadcast TV looking so sharp & clear. I'm glad they are able to use the original film elements to do something like this with older TV programs.
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I’m not sure how to even verify it’s 4K.
The peacock app doesn’t have an info option even on the Atv4K box app. Pausing gets you a pop up advert. |
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I don't believe they are 4k at all. Hunter shows up like that and they're SD uploads from Filmrise, who also released the complete collection on DVD. This might just be a glitch on Peacock's end.
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Re: Peacock -- NBC Universal streaming service
Originally Posted by DJariya
(Post 14204979)
Peacock currently has True Lies for streaming. But, I tried watching it last night and the transfer is trash and the aspect ratio is wrong. The picture looks squished. It's difficult to watch. The picture is almost DVD quality.
Let's get that 4K physical release already! |
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True Lies was on Hulu as recently as a month ago and looked good there (no window boxing). It's like it elusively shows up on services from time to time.
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So, if someone doesn’t have a TV package, does Peacock have both MSNBC and the regular NBC on there to stream live through Peacock?
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Originally Posted by Throwing Copper
(Post 14223285)
So, if someone doesn’t have a TV package, does Peacock have both MSNBC and the regular NBC on there to stream live through Peacock?
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https://variety.com/2023/digital/new...73e828aa12daf1
NBC kills the free tier for new users. Not surprised. They never should have offered it in the 1st place. I read Peacock has lost billions since it was launched. |
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Originally Posted by DJariya
(Post 14228465)
I read Peacock has lost billions since it was launched.
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Getting Peacock Premium for free because you're an Xfiniti subscriber? Not after June, you ain't. https://variety.com/2023/digital/new...ss-1235520530/
That's the boat that I'm in. Surprisingly, Peacock is among my most used streaming services. I will probably keep it after the cut off date, especially since my girlfriend said she'd go in halfsies for it. |
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Yeah, this sucks. Will I actually pay now to watch Love Island this summer? I guess I will pay for The Traitors season 2 when it arrives. It was nice to have for some of the recent movies in theaters they had.
Is HBO Max gonna do the same thing to cable HBO subscribers? |
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The old Chuck Norris series Walker, Texas Ranger was added to Peacock. However, it's only the 1st 5 seasons. The 1st season, which Cannon Films produced before they went bankrupt, is only 4 episodes.
Weird that this wouldn't have been added to Paramount + since CBS made the show. |
Re: Peacock -- NBC Universal streaming service
Use code N2TEWDZZ for $30 off an annual subscription. Offer valid through July 8, 2023 or while supplies last.
Peacock Premium (ad-supported) annual for $20 instead of $50. Peacock Premium Plus (no ads) annual for $70 instead of $100. I think this only works on accounts that do not have a currently active plan (i.e. new or returning customers). Also, if you have an AMEX card check your offers for $4.99 cash back, or Bank of America card offer for $3 cash back. |
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Tired the code and since we already have an existing promotion it wouldn't apply. Either as you stated only for new accounts or maybe would work on existing account without an existing promotion applied.
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Gonna try that code next week when my current promo ends. I really only use this for the occasional Universal new movie, or WWE PPV's How does add supported work on live events like PPV's? Do they just cut in wherever for ads?
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Received an offer for a year of Peacock for $19.99 using the code SUMMEROFPEACOCK. Kinda tempting.
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Originally Posted by Mike86
(Post 14276858)
Received an offer for a year of Peacock for $19.99 using the code SUMMEROFPEACOCK. Kinda tempting.
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Originally Posted by whotony
(Post 14276893)
The with ads version?
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I saw the same deal and yeah it's "Peacock Premium" which means with ads. I mean it's like 100 bucks a year for "Peacock Premium Plus" and I'm not sure I've ever seen a deal for it either.
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For me it might be worth it for the times there’s a Universal movie on there that I want to watch. Since the only ads during those are before the movie. That or once in a while a WWE event or documentary.
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Re: Peacock -- NBC Universal streaming service
Originally Posted by Mike86
(Post 14276858)
Received an offer for a year of Peacock for $19.99 using the code SUMMEROFPEACOCK. Kinda tempting.
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Re: Peacock -- NBC Universal streaming service
Originally Posted by TomOpus
(Post 14277353)
I was thinking about it too. $20 for a whole year isn't too shabby. I guess I'll see what they offer. Even if just a few things might be worth it.
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I'll just mention that if you know what Pi-hole is, it's 100% effective at blocking Peacock ads.
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