So if you want to put it on other TV"s in the home, say one outside in bar area and one in lounge room .. does the log in just integrate into one account? Was just thinking about the rules with Kayo where you may have the subscription to one device only. Sorry if stupid question.
Can you check if you put a free to air show on watchlist, can you fast forward the adverts on play back later? I suspect not which means I will have to continue to use my Fetch box. Sorry you answered this during your video. I thought you wouldn't be able to.
Hi - you will not be able to fast-forward the ads for any shows you watch through the catch-up services (this is the same experience using their apps on any platform for the commercial TV catch-up apps). All good - thanks for watching!
Yes, this is currently an issue if you migrate your account to Hubbl (for the stacking discount, understandably). You don't have to however - you can simply log into it with your Netflix details and keep the extra members benefit (i.e. don't migrate your account to Hubbl).
If I understand you - yes to both? If you have an account external you can log it into Hubbl (I did) and it's simply another device. Or, if you sign up or migrate, you can use that account on other devices outside Hubbl. The issue with the extra members feature is one that Hubbl are aware of (if you have it and migrate in it doesn't continue).
I think its the start of Foxtel moving to total internet delivery. & I'd suggest if you can do the aerial connection do it. I suspect the battle in the future will be Fetch might & mini v's Foxtel iq5 & Hubbl Hubbl Glass & Smart TV. This is Foxtel keeping leakage to other device. I think it may work.
I have not been paid by Foxtel for my review, no. I would make it clear that I had been if that was the case. This review is my view based on my (very limited) use/experience after setup on the first day I received the unit for review purposes.
I think that password craziness via the clunky keyboard will kill many. Shame they don’t allow the authentication to be carried via the central Hubbl Account.
I understand in part why it is - and I suspect it is only for the accounts you keep "outside" the Hubbl landscape (i.e. if you sign in/migrate the accounts into Hubbl that's not a problem).
It's not needed. Virtually all audio devices these days have eARC which can transfer far more data efficiently for the likes of Dolby Atmos, which for 99% of people is all they need. Also if you want optical, most TVs still have it, so you can get the signal from there.
*** Hubbl does not allow increased playback speed on RUclips app. It does not have smart functionality (like jumping to highlight moments in a sports replay on KAYO ) My old Telstra TV did this, the Hubble does not.... The remote control is the slipperiest remote know to mankind - If I had my time again I would have bought something else.
looks like every generic android box on the market eg the famous EVPAD, Svi 9P TV Box from china but with a custom firmware added. also ARM A55 CPU? lol
I think it delivered better than I expected ( still think there are things they should of could have delivered) Though I'm fully in to Fetch & my Nividia Shield ( was expensive to start)
@@WellFedProductions I use the Fetch Mighty to record FTA & FAST channels & the Nividia to watch the streaming. I've had the Fetch box for 10 years & the Nividia for 7 years What I want is a box with an aerial conection, large capacity PVR & streaming capacity.
So if you want to put it on other TV"s in the home, say one outside in bar area and one in lounge room .. does the log in just integrate into one account? Was just thinking about the rules with Kayo where you may have the subscription to one device only. Sorry if stupid question.
Essentially, yes. Not a stupid question at all!
I just brought one. How do I set up individual profile's?
Do you have to be a Foxtel subscriber to receive the Foxtel channels
I guess no one has heard of Kodi in Oz !
There is no Foxtel app on the hubbl box - the Foxtel channels you speak of are available if you subscribe to Binge/kayo/flash etc
Can you check if you put a free to air show on watchlist, can you fast forward the adverts on play back later? I suspect not which means I will have to continue to use my Fetch box. Sorry you answered this during your video. I thought you wouldn't be able to.
Hi - you will not be able to fast-forward the ads for any shows you watch through the catch-up services (this is the same experience using their apps on any platform for the commercial TV catch-up apps). All good - thanks for watching!
Is Tubi available on HUBBL?
Hi - no, Tubi isn't available (yet).
To extend the question, the likes of Kanopy. Third party app downloads?
The ability for different users for children? Or a "Kids Mode"?
How do you get Paramount Plus?
My Hubbl STB continuously wants to change to 576p after I turn it off and on even though my TV is 4K! Not having much luck with Support helping.
Well bought it for my sharp tv and plugged in all correct but tv won’t let me do a thing
Can you use a foxtel go account with this?
Hi - no, unfortunately you can't. This is focused around Binge, Kayo, etc...
One issue I found is you cannot have netflix with extra members on the hubbl account. If you migrate your account the extra members will lose access
So are you talking about profiles? Can you still log in to the same account on another device?
Yes, this is currently an issue if you migrate your account to Hubbl (for the stacking discount, understandably). You don't have to however - you can simply log into it with your Netflix details and keep the extra members benefit (i.e. don't migrate your account to Hubbl).
If I understand you - yes to both? If you have an account external you can log it into Hubbl (I did) and it's simply another device. Or, if you sign up or migrate, you can use that account on other devices outside Hubbl. The issue with the extra members feature is one that Hubbl are aware of (if you have it and migrate in it doesn't continue).
@@TVBlackbox Yep, probably not a good idea to migrate it. I like the flexibility of being able to log in anywhere.
If you migrate you can still log in with that account in other places (i.e. it's not like Prime Video).
to me this seem a product that pairs with traditional and sat services and runnsit over the home network
I think its the start of Foxtel moving to total internet delivery.
& I'd suggest if you can do the aerial connection do it.
I suspect the battle in the future will be Fetch might & mini v's Foxtel iq5 & Hubbl
Hubbl Glass & Smart TV.
This is Foxtel keeping leakage to other device.
I think it may work.
Hard agree on pretty much all of that, Chris!
Can you confirm whether or not you have or haven’t been paid by foxtel for the 15 minute advertisement
I have not been paid by Foxtel for my review, no. I would make it clear that I had been if that was the case. This review is my view based on my (very limited) use/experience after setup on the first day I received the unit for review purposes.
I think that password craziness via the clunky keyboard will kill many. Shame they don’t allow the authentication to be carried via the central Hubbl
Account.
I understand in part why it is - and I suspect it is only for the accounts you keep "outside" the Hubbl landscape (i.e. if you sign in/migrate the accounts into Hubbl that's not a problem).
Can it work in America 🇺🇸
Sounds like hell trying to set up 😮
Doesn't look good for the channel surfer. It seems to take 4 to 5 seconds to load each channel! Even the old Foxtel Now box looked faster than this!
No optical audio port in 2024 is a joke, i won't be buying one.👎
It's not needed. Virtually all audio devices these days have eARC which can transfer far more data efficiently for the likes of Dolby Atmos, which for 99% of people is all they need. Also if you want optical, most TVs still have it, so you can get the signal from there.
*** Hubbl does not allow increased playback speed on RUclips app. It does not have smart functionality (like jumping to highlight moments in a sports replay on KAYO ) My old Telstra TV did this, the Hubble does not.... The remote control is the slipperiest remote know to mankind - If I had my time again I would have bought something else.
looks like every generic android box on the market eg the famous EVPAD, Svi 9P TV Box from china but with a custom firmware added. also ARM A55 CPU? lol
It doesn't have to do much, and what it does it does reasonably well (that I can see so far).
Hubbl is aimed at present foxtel user & those are looking for a Foxtel like experience
I’ll stick with my google chrome cast…..Hubble looks like rubbl
Just buy a smart TV at Big W $140 ,
ultra scam
So it does not do what it promised. What a disaster of a product
Hi - what did it promise that it doesn't do? (maybe I didn't communicate that well enough...)
I think it delivered better than I expected ( still think there are things they should of could have delivered)
Though I'm fully in to Fetch & my Nividia Shield ( was expensive to start)
@@celticchris
Nvidia Shield is still king. Fetch is unnecessary
@@TVBlackbox
Integrating all apps into the one place. Many apps noticeably absent
@@WellFedProductions
I use the Fetch Mighty to record FTA & FAST channels & the Nividia to watch the streaming.
I've had the Fetch box for 10 years & the Nividia for 7 years
What I want is a box with an aerial conection, large capacity PVR & streaming capacity.