Welp, now that PSvue will soon no longer be an option, do any of these above mentioned services offer dvr?

CSIBear said:

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Mr Tulip said:

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So for anyone that cares (apparently, not nearly enough people), Sony announced yesterday that they're pulling the plug (!) on PSVue.

YoutubeTV looks like my next best bet.

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I have really loved my PS Vue for the last year or so. This is pretty sad news.

so YoutubeTV is the best? Ever heard of Philo? Starting my search for a replacement.

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Me too. I'm looking at Sling.

quash said:

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Mr Tulip said:

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So for anyone that cares (apparently, not nearly enough people), Sony announced yesterday that they're pulling the plug (!) on PSVue.

YoutubeTV looks like my next best bet.

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I had been on the fence about getting a new PS. Thanks for knocking me off.

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This actually highlights the problem. PSVue has absolutely nothing to do with owning a PlayStation. PSVue is an app. It runs on phones, Roku, Amazon FireTV, etc. You never needed to own a PlayStation to use PSVue.

I mention it since Sony is shutting it down due to lack of subscribers. The fact that they didn't make it clear that a PlayStation wasn't necessary had a lot to do with that.

CSIBear said:

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Mr Tulip said:

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So for anyone that cares (apparently, not nearly enough people), Sony announced yesterday that they're pulling the plug (!) on PSVue.

YoutubeTV looks like my next best bet.

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I have really loved my PS Vue for the last year or so. This is pretty sad news.

so YoutubeTV is the best? Ever heard of Philo? Starting my search for a replacement.

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Philo is basically Viacom's content. I won't bore you with the schizophrenic relationship that Viacom, CBS, the Redstone family, and Les Moonves had.

Philo is Nickelodeon, Comedy Central, MTV, VH1, BET, Paramount, etc. They have a decent amount of "middle channel" TV content. For $20/mo, it's sort of an add-on to other streaming services if you like their offerings.

BellCountyBear said:

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Welp, now that PSvue will soon no longer be an option, do any of these above mentioned services offer dvr?

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YouTubeTV does have unlimited DVR. They offer one subscription price ($50) for which you get 6 accounts (everyone gets their own DVR and individual recommendations) and 3 simultaneous streams. The DVR stays saved for like 90 days or something. Of course, it's all cloud based.

Mr Tulip said:

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BellCountyBear said:

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Welp, now that PSvue will soon no longer be an option, do any of these above mentioned services offer dvr?

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YouTubeTV does have unlimited DVR. They offer one subscription price ($50) for which you get 6 accounts (everyone gets their own DVR and individual recommendations) and 3 simultaneous streams. The DVR stays saved for like 90 days or something. Of course, it's all cloud based.

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Thanks! Yes, I learned this after I posted. Seems like a pretty good deal to me.