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What you need to know about DVR on FuboTV

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John-Michael Bond

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Posted on Jan 22, 2019   Updated on May 20, 2021, 9:02 pm CDT

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Cutting the cord with your cable company and joining the world of streaming TV is a breeze, but it’s still important to ensure that your DVR needs are getting met. DVR is standard with some live TV streaming services, but they all operate a little differently. FuboTV may be an upstart in TV streaming, but its impressive package of international sports channels makes it an attractive one. Before you jump in, here’s everything you need to know about FuboTV DVR.

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FuboTV DVR cost

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DVR is included with the price of your FuboTV service. Subscribers get 30 hours of free cloud DVR space with the Standard plan. All other plans come with 500 hours of DVR space. FuboTV memberships start at $4.99 per month, with the first week free.

You can read more about FuboTV’s membership tiers here.

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How FuboTV DVR works

FuboTV has cloud DVR, which means your recordings are uploaded online for viewing on any Fubo-equipped device synced with your account. Anyone who’s used a DVR before will be immediately familiar with FuboTVs interface; just find the program you want, hit record, and enjoy later. You don’t need to be there when a show starts to record it.

One of FuboTVs best features is the ability to start a recording at any time and still record the whole show. If you stumble upon a program already in progress and hit record, your FuboTV DVR will copy the entire show from the beginning. This feature makes it easy to quickly fill up your DVR with random shows.

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More good news: FuboTV has the most generous rules about how long you can keep DVR content. Your DVR recordings last as long as you’re a subscriber or until you run out of storage space. That means if you’ve got a favorite episode of something, you won’t have to worry about it automatically deleting itself after a month like some services.

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FuboTV DVR limitations

While FuboTV deserves credit for it’s “record any time” feature, there is one drawback. For most FuboTV users, DVR’d shows won’t be available until one hour after the recording is done. The exception to this rule is users watching on Apple TV, iPhone, and iPad, which are the only devices at the moment supporting the instant DVR feature. Those three devices can watch their recordings instantaneously.

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FuboTV DVR local channels

FuboTV has incredible coverage for Fox, CBS, and NBC across America, so no matter where you live the service should have most of your local channels. But FuboTV does not currently support ABC. (Here’s a complete guide to FuboTV channels.)

Subscribers can record almost anything on local TV, except for blacked-out sporting events. There may be a few local channels nationwide that FuboTV does not have permission to record, but there’s no public listing of them and those channels are outliers. As with every streaming TV service, if a show is not available, you’ll be notified when you attempt to start your recording.

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*First Published: Jan 22, 2019, 5:30 am CST
 
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