Tag: Offline
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YouTube TV Will Add Offline Downloads and 4K Viewing
In the coming weeks, YouTube TV will be introducing a new add-on package that will offer “4K streaming, offline viewing, and unlimited concurrent streaming at home.” The company announced the upcoming changes in a blog post Wednesday morning, saying “After just a few years, YouTube TV now has more than 3 million paid subscribers, 85+…
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Content Downloading for Offline Viewing is Rising in Latin America
Today, Penthera released the results of their annual Latin America Streaming Behavior Survey. The results show several trends in viewing habits and provides some insight for how streaming services can better reach this market going forward. The survey shows that 94% of Latin American viewers experienced frustration with streaming content, beyond being annoyed about advertisements.…
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Offline Ad-Supported Downloads Could Bring in $3 Million Monthly to Services Like Pluto TV According to Penthera
Recently, we learned that ad-supported downloads will be coming to streaming services in the beginning of 2020. In an interview with Cord Cutters News, president and chief operating officer of Penthera Dan Taitz explained how offline viewing will benefit both consumers and distributors. The benefit to distributors is clear. Offline ads create an opportunity for…
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Netflix vs Amazon Prime: What Service Is Best For Offline Viewing?
Wi-Fi is becoming increasingly available yet we still often are without internet. For example, you are on a long trip, and you need something to watch. This raises the question is Netflix or Amazon Prime better for offline viewing? Let’s take a look… Number of Downloads Amazon Amazon has a public rule of 15 to…
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Vudu Now Supports Offline Viewing
The Walmart-owned streaming service Vudu starting today now supports downloading of rentals and purchases. With a recent upgraded of its apps for iOS and Android devices, Vudu added the ability for users to download movies and show they own and have rented for offline viewing. The update also finally allows iOS users to watch content…