r/HBOMAX

I'm watching ALDS Game 5 on HBO Max, and the volume difference between the game and commercials is ridiculous. Every commercial is drastically louder than the actual broadcast.

I have the Premium ad free plan, and I completely understand commercials during live sports. That's not my issue. It's the absurd volume increase every time an ad comes on.

I'm in California, and I thought there were laws against this by now. If this is widespread, I wonder if there's grounds for a class action lawsuit.

Anyone else experiencing this?

I live in a city about an hour and a half from my parents. I mooch off their streaming services. Got a screen today saying "you've marked your account as traveling too many times", so can only watch HBO on my phone now.

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I'm not ridiculous in saying it's awful watching movies and long shows on a tiny phone screen, right? Wanted to watch The Long Walk this evening and also start Lanterns this week but I guess my plans have changed.

As Deadline revealed over the weekend, Dungey, formerly Chairman and CEO, Warner Bros. Television Group and US Networks, will now also oversee the Paramount cable networks, including flagships MTV, Comedy Central, Nickelodeon and BET, giving her a portfolio of about 30 cable brands in addition of her responsibilities leading the Warner Bros TV studio. She reports to George Cheeks, Co-Chair and Chief Content Officer, Skydance TV, and Perrette, Co-Chair and Chief Business Officer, Skydance TV.

My yearly subscription ended last week and I was hoping to get an email asking me to resubscribe with a deal attached. As I haven't received one yet I was wondering if Amazon will have a deal for Prime Days next week? Does anyone know if they've done so in the past? Thanks.

I’ve been waiting for years to have Taxicab Confessions to be added to the library. Finally I discovered it was back! This show left an indelible impression to my teenage mind. This show exposed me to people living a life so foreign to me and confessing their struggles to a stranger without judgement. I just started the first episode was a cop talking about a man getting hit by a train. So raw and perspective you don’t hear often.

I don't know if there's any other titles like this, but Freddy vs. Jason was supposed to drop on the app on the 1st. According to searches on Roku, & even a listing on Hulu if you have the Disney+ & Hulu bundle, it IS on there, but you can't see it on the actual solo app. If you find it on Roku or watch it through the Hulu bundle you can watch it, but not the app itself.

I guess this is a glitch?