I have tried deleting the app, clearing the cache, changing the password everything. I keep unfollowing channels and they keep coming back. Sent them screenshots, details, names of photos and now it’s been more than a month and radio silence from their end. Left this review up and the developer asked me to email them. I don’t understand why is there not an option to block a channel? What’s the issue? The unfollowed channels are back again within minutes now.
I have tried everything i can to see how this will work but so far nothing works! I unfollow channels because sometimes they start airing junk content and I don’t like junk on my feed. Also it says I am following 50 channels but when i look at the list, it’s only 15 channels. I have signed out, changed passwords after unfollowing channels but nope! They still keep coming back. I unfollow channels and then after 2-4 hours, those channels are back in my list of channels i have subscribed to.
CRAZY CHICKEN SONG DAILYMOTION TV
Once I thought “since I can see all the videos on the iPad app, maybe I can play the desired video in the iPad and watch it on the TV via AirPlay, but even that doesn’t work properly!! When I try to play a video on my TV using AirPlay, only the audio plays! I like DailyMotion and what it has to offer, but the Apple TV function is very frustrating. This is really frustrating because I like to see the videos in my TV. Even if I go into the user’s profile, again, it only shows ten results in each section. Let me explain: as I said, the “For You” section does not work, so if I want to see a specific playlist I have to “manually” search for it, if I manage to find it, it only SHOWS AND PLAYS the first ten videos in said playlist, so if the playlist has more than ten videos, I can’t see them because they just don’t appear. Second, and worst, is that the “Search” section only shows ten results or items.
First, the “For You” section just doesn’t load, stays blank, meaning that I cannot access the accounts I’m following or anything like that. I pretty much have no problem with the iPhone/iPad versions, but the Apple TV version is quite bad. Find somewhere else to watch your videos. Between the endless, repetitive ads, and having to fast forward back to where I was in the video after it restarted every five minutes, it took nearly two hours to watch a 55-minute documentary. And I don’t generally object to watching ads in order to not pay directly for an online experience. Truly, I get that *someone* has to pay the bills. So unless you like to fast forward over and over and over and over to get back to where you were in the video before ads started playing over and over and over, which happens less than five minutes after the video starts playing, you might not like this app. BUT THAT’S NOT ALL!! After watching all these ads, and the video that you were watching *finally* comes back, it, too, will start over playing from its beginning. Whatever it is, the show is great.….you will LOVE this app!! And if you like to watch the same ad over and over and over, even better! Also, there’s the added frustration of the periodic appearance of a “Skip Ad” button, but don’t press it!! If you do, the ad will start over and play again. While I've never put my finger on it, my brother has the idea that it could be the music. The elements of the shows are very cartoony yet disturbing.
Along with Johnny Bravo, I'm surprised to see this on Cartoon Network. Strange events plague Courage's family, and since Muriel and Eustace don't have enough wisdom or sense to recognize these events, Courage has to save them from whatever is happening. They live in the middle of Nowhere, which is an actual place (with a city a few miles away by the same name). Muriel is kind-hearted and compassionate, but Eustace is selfish and inconsiderate (most of the time). Essentially, the show is about a dog named Courage who is adopted as a puppy by an elderly woman (most likely in her fifties or sixties) named Muriel, who is married to an equally aged man named Eustace Bagg. I easily became addicted to watching the shows (and even staying up until 3:00 in the morning just to see the rerun of the prime time episodes again). I didn't think much of their shows when passing through them to get from one channel to the next, but when I sat down and saw "Courage the Cowardly Dog", I was amazed. Since Cartoon Network had been on, I had taken note of its shows, but I never considered watching them.
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