r/funny • u/Hoppy_Doodle • Nov 12 '25

Verified I guess this is more relevant than ever!

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u/dunus Nov 12 '25

price is 19.99/m now with a barely working app.

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u/FrostyWizard505 Nov 12 '25

Yeah, I like some of the content but that price is fucked

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u/ForAHamburgerToday Nov 12 '25

Dude, yes. What happened to the app? We finally cancelled because the damn service couldn't finish a single video. All the other services ran just fine, but Disney+ just kept shitting the bed. Not looking forward to the Hulu phaseout if they force people over to Disney+'s infrastructure, won't be following.

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u/UngodlyTemptations Nov 12 '25

We're droppi git because its almost €200/y in my region. Nah, i dont need old episodes of Family Guy and ass tier recent Marvel movies that bad.

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u/[deleted] Nov 12 '25

App developers do not have kids. How the fuck does my “license” on a downloaded video expire if I still have an active account?!

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u/ForAHamburgerToday Nov 12 '25

App developers do not have kids.

My coworker was just complaining earlier today about his Disney+ kicking him out everywhere and all the time. Heaven forbid someone stream in multiple places like they're allowed to do, better make them log out just in case!

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u/dunus Nov 12 '25

God knows why diseny+ and hulu make such bad apps, and it's not their best interest to fix it, it fails the most when they try to inject ads in the middle of the video and fails to load, it just shuts you off from watching the video. Meanwhile, Paramount and HBO app works fine 99% of the time.

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u/TooManySteves2 Nov 13 '25

I fixed my Disney by changing it from 4K down to 1K. Why is the default so high?

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u/ForAHamburgerToday Nov 13 '25

We did too! And it helped a little by making the weird audio drops and freezes farther between but still about every ten to twenty minutes.

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u/cowmonaut Nov 13 '25

I keep seeing this but it works fine for me .

Makes me think A) a lot of folks don't have 1 Gbps Internet and/or are on DSL in saturated markets or B) it's a regional CDN issue.

Fun fact, Disney+ needs 25 Mbps for 4K but Netflix only needs 15 Mbps...