| Post 2 made on Tuesday January 10, 2023 at 14:43 |
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- YouTube will attempt to record all new episodes of a show.
- A key point to be aware of, however, is that YouTube TV DVR sometimes forces users to view the “on demand” version of programming — even if you’ve “added” the show to your DVR.
- In most of these cases, you will also be forced to view advertising that cannot be skipped, though it is typically less than what’s on traditional TV, despite the fact you’re paying a monthly fee to YouTube.
- In other words, for programs under this setup, YouTube TV doesn’t operate like most traditional DVRs where you can skip commercials entirely.
Best explanation I found. I think I'll go back to DISH.
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