The interesting thing is that in late January when the DRM change went into effect and StreamFab didn't have an update for it, we assumed it was because they didn't take it seriously enough and were late to the game. Especially, when the competition came out with a fix. However, 2.5 months later with no fix in place that assumption doesn't necessarily carry any weight anymore. The truth is they could have started working on it back in November, like the competition supposedly did, and it still wouldn't have mattered because whether it be 2.5 months or 5 months, they've shown no indication that they can resolve it.
I've only been using StreamFab for 14 months, but I feel I used it pretty heavily during that time and got my money's worth. If they can't fix Amazon, then I hope they at least manage to keep some of the other streaming services working well enough so I can at least pull some other titles from time to time. I'd go with the competition to support Amazon, but I'm not into paying with crypto currency, so they will need to fix their ability to pay using other methods. I do, however, feel bad for those that dropped a bunch on StreamFab and haven't been able to reap enough benefits yet. Like "Chameleon", I'm starting to believe this is a crippled product that will never again be what it once was.
I've only been using StreamFab for 14 months, but I feel I used it pretty heavily during that time and got my money's worth. If they can't fix Amazon, then I hope they at least manage to keep some of the other streaming services working well enough so I can at least pull some other titles from time to time. I'd go with the competition to support Amazon, but I'm not into paying with crypto currency, so they will need to fix their ability to pay using other methods. I do, however, feel bad for those that dropped a bunch on StreamFab and haven't been able to reap enough benefits yet. Like "Chameleon", I'm starting to believe this is a crippled product that will never again be what it once was.
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