Question Questions about ad removal and audio?

[digitalfreak]

Does AnyStream remove ads from any streaming service, or only Prime?

If there are no audio specs mentioned for a service in the AnyStream Information thread, does that mean it only supports 2.0 audio? For example, Netflix mention 5.1, but Hulu says nothing about audio.

 

[DeepSpace]

Does AnyStream remove ads from any streaming service, or only Prime?

From any, but it does not anything that is embedded into the stream itself, such as Logos etc. So when they decided to put a trailer into the movie directly, then it will be in the download as well.

but Hulu says nothing about audio.

Yeah I think Hulu was just bad Stereo, but I never used it, maybe someone can confirm just to be sure.

 

[RedFox 1]

Why don't you try it and let us know? So far no one has seen any Ads.

 

[George++]

In my admittedly limited experience with Prime and FreeVee AnyStream removes the ads from the content of both services.

The audio is whatever the provider(s) have available.

 

[digitalfreak]

Why don't you try it and let us know? So far no one has seen any Ads.

Just did. I scanned through a couple of Disney+, Prime, and Freevee videos and didn't see any ads. Unfortunately, it appears that Disney+ limits their audio to Stereo on a lot of titles (Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, for example).

 

[DrXenos]

Just did. I scanned through a couple of Disney+, Prime, and Freevee videos and didn't see any ads. Unfortunately, it appears that Disney+ limits their audio to Stereo on a lot of titles (Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, for example).

Dial of Destiny, et. al., are available in DD+ 6 channels. You just have to try a few times (close and reopen AS). What's available is very sensitive to network congestion.

 

[Lowpro]

AnyStream doesn't need to remove ads. The ads are separate streams. AnyStream downloads the files for the feature presentation that would otherwise be streamed to you, hence no ads.