other programs.

Stan001

There is CleverGet and VidiCable. Both have pretty good response time to tech issues via emailing their support.

I tend to favor more VidiCable they just let me know in the past few hours they released a hotfix for the one Amazon issue of getting series. So it works fine now on Amazon.
Cleverget is a bit more complex and more money than VidiCable. And Cleverget does not offer H265, VidiCable does.
Both have trials to test them. They also both offer lifetime. But as for Cleverget they charge for each new module that comes so it gets tedious. But also most the providers they offer are enough, some newer ones were not as well known.
If you're a Peacock, user VidiCable was the only other one that supports it. CleverGet does not.

Stan001

Please don't mention VidiCable in the forum.

crarbo1

Thanks for the information. I never did get the warning emails via Amazon and I think I may have used StreamFab for a brief time during the initial times those emails were being sent. Once I saw the Forum post about it, I have stopped downloading altogether as I didn't want to risk loosing my Amazon account. Do you think it is safe to use VidiCable for Amazon downloads? I will probably still sue StreamFab for all of the others. Thanks for the information!

Stan001

I do feel VidiCable is safe on Amazon. But I still am a bit cautious.
I downloaded season 2 of a show that consisted of 120 episodes.
Waited a week, nothing from Amazon, so I then went back and got season 3, which also consisted of 120 episodes, and again, nothing from Amazon.
So, until I get a notice, using VidiCable that's my go-to now for Amazon. And like I said, their support is very responsive to updates or hotfixes that they call them, and the series all work on VidiCable.
Some series with streamfab won't even work right. And I expect that to spread to most, if not all, other series,
Now, this Thursday or Friday, you MIGHT see an update for that issue with Amazon via StreamFab, notice I say might.

crarbo1

Thanks again for the information. I will research VidiCable more. I use Paramount/MAX/Starz though Amazon when I want something from them but I know you can get the same channels from Roku, so I may try that when I need something from one of them to see if that is an option. That leave very few items that I only need Amazon for and for those, I can wait on since they are typically Amazon exclusives.