Thoughts on the AEW/HBO MAX Streaming Service

[sneakers&sex]

Tony can’t even get this right?
Only the first season of the ppv and dynamite.

Then randomly have oct-dec 2024 episodes

No rampage
No collision
No roh

 

[Silkk]

The cocksuckers about to light you up

 

[Tres Leches]

will they have the 2025 ppvs on there ?

 

[OneDeep]

But it looks good though

 

[Wolfpac]

I assume they'll all be added over time.

 

[MenacingMonk]

wasn’t this the same complaint when the Network debuted? Things will be added in the upcoming weeks.

 

[mannyrs13]

Tony can’t even get this right?
Only the first season of the ppv and dynamite.

Then randomly have oct-dec 2024 episodes

No rampage
No collision
No roh

this what they had posted recently about it

 

[mannyrs13]

not sure how it works with these streaming companies and their ability to upload stuff on their server so easily. could be a process just like uploading shyt onto a computer, transferring files and whatnot. we'll have to wait and see how quickly or often they upload and how much. i gotta see about Raw on Netflix now. not sure if they moved all the Raws on there now as well or how they were doing it.

 

[MenacingMonk]

not sure how it works with these streaming companies and their ability to upload stuff on their server so easily. could be a process just like uploading shyt onto a computer, transferring files and whatnot. we'll have to wait and see how quickly or often they upload and how much. i gotta see about Raw on Netflix now. not sure if they moved all the Raws on there now as well or how they were doing it.

It’s simple business: don’t blow your load at once. You give them a sample for a month, then give them new content the following month to resubscribe. A lot of these podcasts with a shytload of shows do the same thing; they want people to pay for their “premium subscription” to access certain shows.

 

[jerniebert]

The picture looks way better on Max. Other then that I don't watch old episodes so none of that other stuff matters to me.

 

[Reality Check]

With any streaming service, it's not as simple as uploading a file to a server and flipping a switch.

They have to work on the specific file behind the scenes before uploading, testing, and then having it go live on streaming. It's one thing if you're talking about a tv series or a movie, but a year's worth of Dynamite is about 100 hours so it's a process. Usually it's on the server a couple months ahead of time before it actually goes live to subscribers.