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In my case, it's for my AMC+ subscription via Roku channel. I already changed the login info + logged out all devices, but the error persists (it pops up every 5-10 minutes while streaming on browsers).

If you are experiencing this issue while using a web browser on a computer, have you already tried clearing the browser cache to see if that helps resolve the issue? In addition, have you tried using another web browser to see if that helps?

Keep getting message "too many streams" "you've reached the masimum number of video streams for your account. to view this program, close one of the streams on any other device and try again." I don't have any other devices on or streams on at all. Every 10-15 minutes this shows up while watching Fox Sports.

Can you please provide us with more information regarding the issue you are experiencing? Are they subscriptions? Are there limits on the number of simultaneous streams? Are you sharing your account with anyone else? Do you close any browsers or apps on other devices when not in use?

Im getting the streaming limit exceeded when Im only running my TCL TV with built-in Roku. The problem began after the 12.0 firmware build updated auto installed. I have only watched the UP Faith Channel and the Hallmark Channel so far. The problem is occurring on both those channels. This appears to be a bug in your recent software update!!!! Please fix it, It is highly irritating!!!

There are two major components to saved video clips: Online storage and monthly clip limit. If you reach your online storage limit, older clips are deleted automatically to make room. If you reach your monthly clip limit, your non-alarm recording rules are paused for the rest of the month.

When an account's video clip storage is full, clips continue to upload unless the monthly upload limit has been reached. If a video clip is uploaded to an account whose online storage is full, the system overwrites the oldest unprotected video clip to make room for the newest clip.

If an account's monthly video clip upload limit is reached, recording rules, with the exception of alarm-triggered recording rules, are paused. A pop-up appears on the Recording Rules page of the Alarm.com app and the Alarm.com customer website warning you that your recording rules are paused.

If you have a service package that supports Video Analytics, your recording rules will automatically restart capturing clips and uploading them on the first of the next month. If not, you will need to resume the recording rules manually after the account's service package is upgraded to include additional video clips. Contact your service provider for assistance increasing your clip limit.

Enhanced monthly clip limit alerts are an early warning system that helps you spot and fix recording rules before limits are reached and rules are paused. Email and push notifications are still sent when key benchmarks are reached, but notifications are also sent depending on how quickly you reach each benchmark. This ensures you can address problem rules quickly.

You can view your Monthly Video Clip Uploads by going to the Recording Rules page of the Alarm.com customer website and Alarm.com app. When accessing recording rules from a clip limit alert, you can also see an overview of which recording rules are contributing the most clips.

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At an absolute minimum, the Twins should have used this as an opportunity to put Sunday games back on local over the air TV. It's not like Bally's would have walked away if the package was 130 games instead of 155.

This was my thought / hope as well as I wrote about here. The problem is companies don't like breaking up these packages. I have to assume the Twins did their due diligence and went to the OTAs and found little movement. My guess is that because teams would have wanted a longer deal than one year, and Rob Manfred wanted to collect as many rights as possible for a 2025 package.

This was my thought / hope as well as I wrote about here. The problem is companies don't like breaking up these packages. I have to assume the Twins did their due diligence and went to the OTAs and found little movement. My guess is that because teams would have wanted a longer deal than one year, and Rob Manfred wanted to collect as many rights as possible for a 2025 package.

I'm not sure what you are arguing, that Rob Manfred was trying to get a larger pool of teams for a MLBtv package in the future, but these clubs are choosing bigger money up front from Bally/Amazon? Either way I don't think the Twins did their due diligence. They followed the pack like the non-baseball operations side always does. They follow the leader and end up at the back of the pack because they do what the prior team did in that situation instead of demanding more than the prior team did. I really think they need to find a more innovative mind than Dave St. Peter. There's no chance he's one of the best 30 minds for this job, he's just the local guy who has been here for decades.

You can't tell me that KSTP/KSTC at a minimum wouldn't jump at the chance to televise Sunday Twins games. The Twins used to get very good ratings when they did so before 2011. And I don't see why doing a one year deal would have been a holdup, so it wouldn't impact anything for 2025. Sure Diamond/Bally's wouldn't like it and they'd have cut the fee by that # of games, and you wouldn't make all of it up from the OTA partner, But getting at least some of your games in front of the portion of the fan base that's been cut off has long-term advantages well worth losing a small $$ in the short-term.

Ok I have a question. I do not and have not lived in any MLB team market for a long time, so forgive me for not understanding. Does this mean if you live in market, you have no options to watch the Twins? None so ever?

MLB defines what is in/out of market and their definition may surprise you. just for curiosity I looked for a region in the continental USA far far away from a team and plugged the zip code into MLB website. Someone in Raymond Montana is considered part of the home market of the Seattle Mariners. It is about a 16 hour drive from Raymond to Seattle.

I was on DStream or Direct TV before last year. It started off at $90 a month and by the time I switched to Fubo last year it had gone up to $120+ (of course). So last year I started on Fubo at $93 and change after tax etc and this year it is still the same. I was hoping to drop it and just steam the Twins ala carte this year, but apparently that's not a thing yet. My wife still likes to DVR shows etc, but I could drop it all and only take all my content ala cart. The future is not here yet. I'm waiting, but in the meantime I will pay what it takes to watch the club.

It means you must subscribe to a TV/streaming carrier that carries BSN. DirecTV, DirecTV Stream, Fubo or one of the local cable companies that do. It's not as dire as some make it seem, but it does suck.

Ahhh I see now. I was under the impression it was "impossible". I do the directtv/bally add on were I live It's extra...but for me worth it as its the only way Ive ever been able to watch them or with mlb add on. Thankyou

Charter = Spectrum. (trust me, I used to have them). I'm currently getting my tv through TDS, and have Bally, formerly FSN. Live sports is really the only reason I still have a tv service like this, but dumping Charter/Spectrum for TDS is saving me a lot of $$

I'm not thrilled about the streaming not being fixed better, but if it's going to available to stream on Prime rather than through the Bally's app that a) sucked, and b) cost an extra bomb even if you were already paying for their cable tier...maybe not so bad.

This.

The Twins approach this offseason should anger every Twins fan. To take a WS contending team and let it fall apart due solely to save money that they annually promise to spend on payroll is extremely disappointing.

I have generally been a supporter of this administration over the last few years. They aren't perfect, but you always felt they were trying to win. This is the first year that it feels like they do not care about the product and only care about money. I am having a very hard time getting excited for this season.

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