[Deleted User] wrote: » Has it been confirmed that our WWE network will remain unchanged? Really hope we don't lose a lot of the classic content. Only thing I use it for.
Deleted User wrote: » Has it been confirmed that our WWE network will remain unchanged? Really hope we don't lose a lot of the classic content. Only thing I use it for.
LineOfBeauty wrote: » If they weren't able to do this then Nick Khan shouldn't have said they would. And now I really wonder how many users this move will actually add to Peacock? WWE Network currently has 1.1 domestic subscribers, how many of those bother to resubscribe? Like for the amount they've paid for this thing I don't know what the benefits are.
Monokne wrote: » The only way to watch Wrestlemania will be through Peacock. Of that 1.1 million you are bound to have 10% who just never cancelled a sub. The rest will probably get it. It's either free or max $5 a month and there's loads of good content on it. I have it a few months myself. This is a sweet deal.
Agent Coulson wrote: » Also match time markers won't be on it so you will have to fast forward instead of being able to jump to certain points in a match.
LineOfBeauty wrote: » It's a sweet deal if you have the Network for the ppvs and if you're into The Bump and whatever other current content they pump out. But if you like The Network for the classic content then this is basically the end of the road. I'd be legit shocked if they get 1 million new subscribers to Peacock for Mania. It's been so poorly publicised and explained and there's so little time before Wrestlemania. It's impossible to prove or judge it but if they managed to convert even 700k into new Peacock subscription holders I'd be amazed.
Monokne wrote: » Wrestlemania is almost 5 weeks away, 11th April. They need to crank the pub up in the final 2 weeks. They have loads of time.
We’re going to put it all on Peacock. It just takes time to re-encode all the hours. It’s labor intensive with the meta data, imagery, closed captioned, etc. The team has it as a top priority, it will get done
Monokne wrote: » Brandon Thurston of Wrestlenomics spoke with the Executive Vice President of Peacock about the WWE network archive:
oneilla wrote: » Someone better at maths than me might be able to calculate the number of hours of archive content added to the network since the launch then using the number of hours currently on the network and maybe take a guess at how long it might take for them to transfer everything over to peacock. If NBC want to vet all of the content being added then it wouldn't surprise me if it took the length of the deal to transfer everything.
Pentecost wrote: » What are those that were still on US subs doing? I'm not sure I really use it enough to be bothered paying 13 quid each month and Mania is not really grabbing me either. I'm not really motivated enough for a load of tricking about with VPNs and hacks that may or may not work. Anyone got any simple suggestions?
Pentecost wrote: » Yeah I think if I keep it at all I'll pay the extra and get the international version.
Agent Coulson wrote: » The search function is atrocious on Peacock. PPV's are called seasons i.e WM 1 is called season 1 episode 1. WM 2 is called season 2 episode 1 etc. RAW episodes only start in 2008 from what I can see.
Itssoeasy wrote: » But since 2015 there’s just one version spread over the world. They are closing one part but us in Ireland should be fine.
TimesArrow wrote: » Really enjoyed it the latest episode with Orton..