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HBO GO app not usable for Time Warner subscribers?

Discussion in 'TiVo Coffee House - TiVo Discussion' started by irisr, Feb 21, 2016.

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  1. Mar 1, 2016 #21 of 45
    apsarkis

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    I see the same thing with TWC in NY. The HBOGO activate site did change, adding the TWC logo since I checked last week, but right now it's just a tease.
     
  2. Mar 1, 2016 #22 of 45
    jamesteixeira

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    Shoot, now it's gone!
     
  3. Mar 2, 2016 #23 of 45
    jamesteixeira

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    It's back again for TWC and the activation worked! And I was able to actually play a movie!
     
  4. Mar 2, 2016 #24 of 45
    Fofer

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    Yeeehaw! I'm watching HBO GO content right now, on my Roamio!

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    My life is complete :)
     
  5. Mar 2, 2016 #25 of 45
    Dan203

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    That's good. Just need Comcast now and everyone can stop complaining.
     
  6. Mar 2, 2016 #26 of 45
    Fofer

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    haha, you underestimate us :D
     
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    TonyD79

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    fyp
     
  8. Mar 3, 2016 #28 of 45
    irisr

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    Great work everyone! I'm convinced that this is one of those rare times that our pressure worked and TWC actually did the right thing!
     
  9. Mar 3, 2016 #29 of 45
    Fofer

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    Finally, with Netflix, Hulu, VUDU, Amazon Instant, Plex and HBO GO, the TiVo DVR has finally, finally, finally lived up to the "one box" promise. At least for me.

    I'm really happy with this development.
     
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  10. Mar 3, 2016 #30 of 45
    Dan203

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    Same here. HBOGo was the last app I needed my Smart TV for. I wouldn't mind also having the Showtime and Starz apps too, but they're not crucial. (Charter seems to be a bit stricter on those anyway, so they may not even allow TiVo)
     
  11. Mar 3, 2016 #31 of 45
    abovethesink

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    I need WatchESPN and I would be 90% on TiVo. I sometimes use UFC, Showtime, and Starz apps too though.
     
  12. Mar 3, 2016 #32 of 45
    Dan203

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    For me Showtime and Starz are hit and miss because Charter doesn't support all devices. They don't support my TV for either. And they don't support Showtime on the FireTV Stick, so I have to use my XBox One for that. It's a PITA to figure out which devices are supported by which services so I just don't bother any more. If TiVo adds either app I'll try again, but for now I'm not itching to get those apps anyway.

    I don't watch sports so ESPN and UFC mean nothing to me.
     
  13. Mar 3, 2016 #33 of 45
    tabarnes19

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    Does anyone else have an issue with the aspect ratio being off on hbo go? It looks like the image is pinched.

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  14. Mar 4, 2016 #34 of 45
    Dan203

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    I don't know about HBOGo, but the other apps all adhere to the TiVo aspect setting when playing an SD stream. Go to live TV and cycle through the aspect till it says Full then go back into HBOGo and see if that fixes the issue.
     
  15. Mar 17, 2016 #35 of 45
    jelwell

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    I filed an FCC complaint. And today I got a phone call from Time Warner using the phone number from the complaint - rather than my subscriber number. They asked if the problem was taken care of. I checked, and sure enough it's fixed. People should be filing FCC complaints for DirecTV.
    Joseph Elwell.
     
  16. Mar 17, 2016 #36 of 45
    TonyD79

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    What was the timing? Are you saying your fcc complaint force TW's hand? I doubt it.
     
  17. Mar 17, 2016 #37 of 45
    Fofer

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    Me too. TWC's addition to the HBO GO list was imminent regardless.

    That shouldn't discourage DirecTV customers from complaining though. If I were stuck in that boat I'd be a tad annoyed too.
     
  18. Mar 17, 2016 #38 of 45
    Dan203

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    I don't understand why people with DirecTV care? TiVos don't work with DirecTV so why is there any correlation between a DirecTV subscriber and a TiVo user? Unless you're mooching your HBOGo subscription from a family member or something.
     
  19. Mar 17, 2016 #39 of 45
    Fofer

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    Good point. (But in that case, why are Dish and DirecTV Puerto Rico supported?)

    And, how about Comcast users, then?
     
  20. Mar 17, 2016 #40 of 45
    Dan203

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    I have no idea why Dish or DirecTV Puerto Rico are listed. Maybe they just accept every device by default?

    Comcast I get people complaining about. I think they're not doing it because they have a VOD app for TiVo and they offer all the same content via VOD, so they feel it's an unnecessary draw on their network and perhaps detracts from the possibility of them being able to upsell PPV via the VOD app.
     
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