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Fubo makes Cloud DVR unlimited on all plans, but recordings now expire after 9 months
Fubo's Cloud DVR went from 1,000 hours to unlimited, but recordings now expire after 9 months
What changed
- Cloud DVR (Pro, Elite, Premier)
- Was Before: 1,000 hours
- After: Unlimited
- Cloud DVR (Latino)
- Was Before: 250 hours
- After: Unlimited
- Recordings kept
- Was Before: Until you delete them
- After: 9 months
What this means for you
There is no longer a limit on how much you can record, but recordings are deleted after 9 months.
How we know
An archived copy of Fubo's DVR help page from Apr 21, 2024 lists 1000 hours and recordings kept until deleted.
The page updated May 28, 2024 says all plans get unlimited Cloud DVR, with recordings kept 9 months.
Streaming Better reported the rollout on May 28, 2024.
Sources
- Fubo Help Center: How does Cloud DVR on Fubo work? (1000 hours, recordings kept until deleted), archived April 21 2024 · archived copy
- Fubo Help Center: How does Cloud DVR on Fubo work? (updated May 28 2024: unlimited, 9 months), archived July 25 2024 · archived copy
- Streaming Better: Fubo's unlimited DVR upgrade limits how long you can store recordings (May 28 2024) (secondary)
Full research notes
Fubo's Cloud DVR help article, archived April 21, 2024, says capacity depends on the service: Cloud DVR 1000 (1000 hours) is included in Pro, Elite and Premier, Cloud DVR 250 (250 hours) in Latino, and “Your recordings are available until you choose to delete them.” The version updated May 28, 2024 (archived July 25, 2024) says “All Fubo plans come with Unlimited Cloud DVR space at no extra charge” and “Recorded programming will remain on your Cloud DVR for 9 months unless you choose to delete it before that.” Streaming Better reported the rollout to new and existing subscribers on May 28, 2024. Fubo's January 10, 2024 price-change article had said unlimited DVR would come in the coming months.
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