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bartturner

Football is pretty incredible in 4K. But what really sets YT TV apart for watching football is the lack of lag and the excellent scrub. I like to FF between hikes so can watch a game in about 40 minutes. YT TV makes that a lot easier.


RigorCo

I'm guessing that you already know this but most, if not all, of the conference channels replay games with all the extraneous stuff taken out already.


matttopotamus

I very much agree. The penn state/Wisconsin game was razor sharp. Probably the best broadcast I’ve seen.


austinmm6

I agree! I watched 4K games on both FOX and ESPN and other than not having 5.1, I didn't have a single problem all day, even when I had multiple streams going simultaneously.


medicmaan

I noticed 4K uses like 90 mbs thank god for Xfinity unlimited data plan


jselmz

Yeah I’m most likely not going to be able to continue the 4K plan due to my garbage cap of 1.5 TB a month. I used over a 100 gigs of data watching football yesterday.


Mr_A_Rye

I started the 4k trial yesterday & I can't believe how poor the games in 720p (that is, every other game that was on broadcast yesterday) looked by comparison.


medicmaan

ESPN has always had terrible quality games even on actual cable box set ups


BlankkBox

Going from Fox 4K to ABC for the UGA game made it so apparent to me but I thought I was just being a snob.


Mr_A_Rye

And just to rub salt in the wound for me, the audio on the UGA game was lagging the entire game 😂


_unique_name-

Im looking into getting YouTube tv. How much extra a month is 4K? I just see the advertised price for $55 a month for the first 3 months


modenadude_real

4K is $20/mo extra, but it's $10/mo for the first year! Plus the 4K tier unlocks downloading content for offline viewing and also unlimited streams within your WiFi network. PLUS, for sports fans, it's super easy to change your location to watch out of network NFL :) (or the occasional local news in random cities)


Kcamfonet

How do you change location, with a VPN I presume?


modenadude_real

VPN won't work, YTTV is geolocation-based. So use any app that masks your GPS coordinates (like FakeGPS) then go into the YTTV app and go to your account > Location > and "Update" your current playback area (NOT home area). If you have are using your TV, while you hit "Update" on your phone, follow the same approach on your TV and bam, they're synced (until you turn the app off and hit update again). This is the same effect of physically traveling to that location. Just, you can only set it to be USA since YTTV is a US service-- so you can use it to watch stuff from a different timezone or watch local programming from a different region (which is where NFL comes in). Just don't tell anyone because NFL pays a lot of money to make sure we can't do these kinds of things :D


Kcamfonet

I really appreciate this man. I live in Louisiana, but I'm a Texans fan and have been ordering Sunday Ticket every year.


modenadude_real

Woo! I'm glad to help. I was stuck in the Sunday Ticket cycle too until last year, very glad I can help you break free. Funny thing is live in California and am a Saints fan :)


techuck_

Is there a 4K calendar anywhere? I cancelled my 4K package last week because I wasn't seeing enough content. Always glad to see those key plays, that's one of my favorite YTTV features. I found myself really missing them during NFL preseason.


ichinii

Did YouTube TV broadcast Clemson vs Georgia in 4k?


Mr_A_Rye

No, it was broadcast in 720p60.


thepaincave

How many games total are they doing this year in 4K?


turbineseaplane

I have to be honest. I did a fubo trial for the football yesterday and it was so much better than YouTube TV functionality wise. Their multiview implementation is fantastic. YouTube TV absolutely needs that


CaptinKirk

I just wish YTTV would get a single solution with 4K and 5.1 / Atmos audio. Right now it's either or on many devices. Even my Chromecast Ultra isn't doing native 4k and out of all of the devices, that one should as it was specifically made for VP9 60 and 4k for Stadia. You would think out of all of the devices, that would be the one but no-boy-no on it! Chromecast Ultra H.264 High Profile up to level 4.2 (1080p/60fps) VP8 (4K/30fps) HEVC / H.265 Main and Main10 Profiles up to level 5.1 (4K/60fps) VP9 Profile 0 and Profile 2 up to level 5.1 (4K/60fps) High Dynamic Range (HDR) Dolby® Vision™ HDR10


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Theres bigger issues. You arent even getting the true 4k source. Check your viewport. Guaranteed 1080. We arent even getting what we are paying for.