Yea...6 years in and I still don't get Apple TV. If I'm already paying for cable I'll just use their built-in On Demand service and DVR any show I want to watch at a later time.
Just don't get why I would pay $99 and take up more space in my TV stand for the same content I already pay for. Someone please enlighten me.
Well, the AppleTV provides other services, but even as a cable anywhere solution I like it better than the DVR and/or whole home. The UI is better/faster, the devices are tiny, theres not additional monthly service fees for STBs, it unifies cable/iTunes/local/Hulu/Netflix into a single box.
We stopped recording Boardwalk Empire, we just catch it on HBOGO.
Dear Apple,
If we're going to be stuck with cable/satellite authentication required for the near term, how %!$#ing hard would it be to have a single sign-in capability on the TV???
Holy hell, now _that_ is a great (and seemingly simple to implement) idea. If Im authorizing with DirecTV, let me auth that one time and apply to any service requesting authentication.