Aaron Macarthy Beards
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I rarely watch YouTube on the TV, although the amount I do is increasing. Everything else I watch is on Netflix or Prime, or occasionally one of the catch up services. I'm in the middle of renovating my living room and we haven't even bothered wiring in an aerial or Sky, such is our lack of interest in conventional broadcast telly - Cat6 has gone in instead.
I'm now in a situation where I have cancelled the TV licence; which for me was my most expensive subscription. I will miss iplayer but I'm not prepared to pay a premium for it.
Still haven't persuaded the Mrs to ditch iplayer ... working on it though. We watch iplayer far less than Netflix yet pay more for it!
What do people watch on YouTube on their TVs?
Netflix, bang your straight in and no time wasting, the simplicity works. Iplayer is too buggy and the lag, jeez so bad... The irony is that you pay less for netflix over a year ,you get more content over a year then iplayer which is more expensive, crap, all celebrity BS and ripped from you from the license fee.Still haven't persuaded the Mrs to ditch iplayer ... working on it though. We watch iplayer far less than Netflix yet pay more for it!
What do people watch on YouTube on their TVs?
Being a petrol head I of course subscribe to some of the motoring channels (a couple are JayEmm On Cars and Harry's Garage), some music related ones (the History of Iron Maiden was great, and some bass guitar stuff as well). I don't watch tutorials or training stuff on TV, that's all done at the desktop.