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I still use an Nvidia Shield for Plex though. It's not that. Unfortunately this produces all sort of issues sync, volume, etc. NelsonMinar 33 days ago parent prev next [—]. I'm a long time Roku fan but also feel they're in the wrong here.

It's great! Right until it can't show the one content site I most want to see because of some stupid business argument. I feel like a sucker for paying for Roku. I'm kind of done with Roku. When they were holding customers hostage to squeeze more money out of HBOMax I did a bit of reading about Roku and realized how parasitic they are.

None of the commercial streaming device options are great, but I think my next one will be an Apple TV. You bought a TV and expected it to not have its features changed. That sounds like a very reasonable expectation. You're not worse off I didn't know they charged money from app creators to be hosted. I thought they just made their money on hardware! All roku had to do was build some quality hardware and a decent streaming UI.

The only thing that would take money to maintain from a server perspective should be the update servers and software servers. I saw them as one of the few dedicated streaming devices next to Shield for being "provider neutral" - that is, not apple and not Google. So they are supposed to make money selling one of the most unprofitable commodities on earth The only company pulling that off is Apple With the supply chain problems, prices have gone up - sometimes quite a bit.

I suppose the question is, what incentive do Apple or Google or Amazon have to put their content on a competitor's hardware? Moreover, pay to get it on Roku?

People are going to buy the hardware that has the content they want. I feel like the big three are squeezing Roku out. Should legislation be written to require content and hardware platforms be separate?

There are literally thousands of platforms and devices, all with little bespoke niggles. Who's going to pay for that? Roku also takes a cut for every transaction that goes via its platform. On a related note, is it just me that's flummoxed by the lack of Ad disclosures for the Roku ads? I can't seem to find it - and having worked ij tech ads , I find this troubling and concerning.

I have multiple Rokus. In fact, I didn't even notice any ads for months until someone on Reddit complained about it.

CarlosEscobedo 33 days ago parent prev next [—]. I think the triple dipping is the main issue. If they want a cut from content providers they need to provide something more then just we will have your app. Gunax 33 days ago parent prev next [—]. I am a bit sympathetic to them because that's what the market asks for. I am looking at the prices of rokus, and my guess is they are losing money on the hardware.

And yes, we should have a completely free as in speech device. But if you actually offered it and priced it accordingly, most people would not buy it. It's dumb but it's what we consumers have voiced with our money. I'd love the same from Roku. But then I bought the ad version, not for price but because it had the pretty colors and I don't like using cases on kindles anymore.

NextDNS blocks Roku's ads and tracking for me. I just get a blank square on the home page. I'm reminded of the axiom: if you don't pay for the product, then you are the product. The article says they don't make money from YouTube's Ads. Is that not true? A few weeks after all this beef started, Google emailed me with an offer for a free "Chromecast with Google TV" device. I thought it was weird, as the email and the offer was completely unsolicited. The email mentioned something about thanking me for being a YouTube-TV customer.

I just though it was weird at first like, what's the catch here? Well-played, Google. Your move, Roku - send me free shit! Lately, the Chromecast has become substantially worse, with many more ads and of course a stupid update nobody asked for showing kind of a tablet UI when you're in "idle" mode with the phone connected to the TV idk how you're supposed to operate it, but I don't care, ofc it's a clickbait showcase screen.

Before the increase in ad frequency and some bugs like a random unlinking of the device when you put the app in background it was pretty good TBH.

But of course, everything worsens as viewership gets more concentrated and there are less alternatives. Will there ever be a product that A lot of things tech related seem like a bait and switch Are you sure you're using a Chromecast? Not only has my Chromecast never once shown me an ad, but I have no idea what screen you're talking about and I use mine every day.

The new Chromecast is a dongle that comes with a remote and has a Google tv interface built on Android tv. You can still cast to it like the old Chromecast. You are likely using one the older, cast only devices which have been discontinued. Even ignoring the fact that cast-only isn't discontinued, I believe you can set the new Chromecast in a cast-only mode too.

Of course this kinda defeats the point of the device, but it is doable. The cast only devices haven't been discontinued. I bought one this week. Only the Ultra has been discontinued.

I have the new one with the remote and it doesn't show ads. Well the latest Chromecast comes with its own OS and a remote so you no longer need a phone to use it. Chromecasts have ads? I've never seen one in my life on them. Are you talking about free YouTube?

I liked the first Chromecast and since I upgraded to the latest with Google TV, I think it's the best experience ever. I sometimes want to take mine to friends' place so I don't have you suffer through whatever horrible smart TV interface they have. I now own an Apple TV. The normal phone-controlled Chromecast definitely doesn't have ads but ads will play when watching YouTube unless you have premium obviously I feel like that experience is optimal.

I don't want any launcher experience on the tv, much less any ads. Can't you use an adblocker with Chromecast? Isn't it just a dumb IP video streaming device? Nope, it's a tiny embedded device you have little control over. It's slightly more intelligent than just IP video streaming e. Holy crap it's worse than i thought! I did a quick search on Github and i see there's a variety of clients implementing the Chromecast protocols, but no server?!

Is there really millions of such devices using a proprietary protocol noone has written a free server for? Reminds me of the time Google made their products perform worse in competing browsers to drive adoption of Chrome. Not being able to access my library of content from my living room TV sucks. Is the Amazon Prime app on Chromecast as good as Roku's? Never used the one in Roku but Amazon Prime on the latest Chromecast seems fine to me.

It wasn't a good experience a year ago but it's decent now, I guess. Good as in bad? It doesn't support using a keyboard from the phone remote nor casting from its app on a phone. Sacrifice long term happiness for short term gain? Yes brilliant move on your part, totally brilliant!!! Just remember, Google is the company that has surveillance on people more than the others. And they use what the capture. Funny seeing all the Roku love here. What I've observed when comparing Roku to other devices.

They seem to sell advertising all over the device I paid for. Sorry - not that interested in Roku anymore. The funny part is, they charge a premium on both ends and people like it. This is really totally false. Most of these major players Youtube TV etc you can sign up just on a regular website. Apple only takes a cut of these subscriptions IF you use their platform to enable them.

Either way - the outcome is I as a user have good access to lots of good content, no crap ads, no advertising buttons I don't want and more. So it's a win for me. I'd really like Roku to be transparent in terms of what they are asking for from Youtube. In the past, they refused to support encoding Youtube TV was using etc. That's the entire premise of their walled garden and i still can't believe people pay a premium for it. It is remarkably hard to tell your spouse to not pay for things on the Apple TV and rather do it via the website using the browser on the phone that is most likely in her hand?

Oh puhhlease. I don't have apple tv anymore anyway - BUT, if you do order on the phone there is a good chance its going to try and force Apple Pay or the Store if you installed the app and you're still walled garden paying apple tax. Apple also refused to support the encoding YT was using for 4K.

Everyone in the streaming market has been greedy and childish. Apple TV original was a very focused platform and slow really if you were not using the apple stuff.

I'm not surprised it couldn't handle YT4K. By the time I joined, Apple TV easily seems to support youtube. Apple TV is limited - no question. Doesn't support USB media etc etc. But you get a very smooth experience, very little in terms of ads. Now I buy my apple stuff on Amazon, etc, I think Amazon realized Apple nto a real threat to their money spinning AWS apple's network stuff has historically been very poor and not cross platform. The ATV 4K I'm talking about is one generation behind the current one and was first released in They sold it until May of this year and it still gets updates.

Yeah, it's been pretty pathetic. I thought apps would make things better or just wide adoption of web players but apparently not.. Yeah, they're actually a pretty crap offering. Between the app buttons on the remote which serve only a single purpose: interrupting whatever we're watching when my toddler decides to grab the remote and press one of the app buttons , the absolutely AWFUL wifi range had to get a new AP just for it, even though every other device - in the same room as the Roku but further from the AP - worked fine: iPhone, OnePlus N, Google Home Mini, Thinkpad, Dell , and the fact that half of the apps on it seem like they would require twice as much processing power as it has to actually be useable I have 3 Roku TVs and I love them.

The UX is better than any other system I've used in the last years. Roku makes dealing with all of these streaming services a lot easier. If a service isn't going to work on Roku, I'm just not going to use it. The ads "all over the device" only appear on the menu and "screen saver" screen which represent a tiny fraction of my screen usage.

Time spent looking at the ONE banner ad less than 1 second. It's not obtrusive, it's not "all over the device". The competitive landscape for what is turning out to be the next evolution of in-home video content delivery is just making me realize that the content is not worth the hassle. I'm not going to have multiple dongles and devices to watch content. I am absolutely not going to rely on smart TV apps to provide a consistent or complete user experience.

I am not going to pay for a service and still be subjected to advertisements. Somebody ping me when there is actually a logical option for in-home video content delivery to my TV. Until then, I'll either leave it turned off or use traditional options. Every service I've used has been extremely accommodating of this and allows for multiple profiles. To some degree that is a valid approach but the management overhead is simply not worth it to me.

ARandumGuy 33 days ago parent prev next [—]. I have some bad news for you regarding advertisements on cable Sounds like there is room for a service that aggregates all your streaming services into a single portal.

They could even include services you don't want into a 'bundle' for 'free'. Then they could work with ISPs to bundle their content aggregation service with internet for one convenient price.

Then they could make an appliance called a 'cable' box so home users can stream all these 'channels' to any device they want. And now we are back to the s. Xbox tried this Such as Apple App Store? You can search for the media you want to watch in the TV app, it shows up with how much it is, and you click to pay and then watch. I do not understand any aspect of why someone would want to go back to dealing with their not on demand monopoly cable tv provider and cable boxes.

LOL, it is almost painful to admit that the current systems may already be somewhat close to optimized in a number of ways. Automatically downloads new episodes at the resolution I want for the shows I want. I can watch at my leisure and get no ads. I hate advertisements.

Other networks make it harder, enforce blackouts, have terrible players that spin my fans up — and for that I use IPTV. Eh, there are several pros to the streaming media landscape at least for my use cases.