I’ll start first, I have one or three depending on how you count it: the Disney Trio Premium bundle, with Hulu (no ads), ESPN+ (no ads), and Disney+ (no ads). I don’t really need ESPN+ but I like to watch college football sometimes so it’s nice in a pinch. I’ve used Hulu since I was a teen because they reliably have content from TNT, Cartoon Network, USA Network, FX and FOX. Or at least they did when I got it at first. However, I don’t use it as much as I’ve started collecting physical and digital media, so some stuff might have gone away without me noticing.
None personally. I mainly stream. Occasionally I borrow a families Netflix if I feel like I need it.
That’s cool. My siblings who live in other states are a big factor in why I still have Hulu (I’d probably keep Disney+ regardless, for the Marvel content there) so I’m on the other end of the sharing equation.
Probably due to lifestyle. I get the impression your a TV hobbyist/enthusiast based on the amount of subscriptions you have. I mainly watch things only after they enter the mainstream to avoid wasting my time on things I won’t enjoy.
Just a single one, my own Plex server. I like to have all my stuff in one place and actually own it.
Nice, I have a PLEX server too! I rip my physical media and put it on there. I definitely put more money into that than streamers although I will probably take a break from collecting soon, just to enjoy what I already have.
I hate Plex because it requires my computer to stay on at all times for it to work and I use a laptop
That setup used to be fine because I used it exclusively on my laptop for a bit. I since moved my server to an RPi, and then more recently to a OptiPlex 3050 Micro Form Factor machine.
Long-term I probably need a NAS + dedicated and upgradable machine solution but it’ll be years before I start doing that
Only the high seas
I would but it doesn’t have the ease of Netflix etc so for the kids and wife it doesn’t work
One. Streamio with the torrentio add-on.
Everything is on it.
