Programming is listed by date, and it shows how many events are contained in the date. It also lists event type, whether the event has started, the teams playing or what tournament it’s part of, and what channel it’s being broadcast on. You can either tune into the channel or set up a DVR recording.
fuboTV’s interface makes it really easy to find your sporting event quickly. You can set a DVR recording or watch live directly from this menu.
The home screen highlights main events and provides a countdown to the live sports event in days/hours/minutes/seconds. You can also watch live matches and your DVR recordings simultaneously.
With some channels, a playback timeline (play/pause/rewind) is provided so you can catch up from the beginning or jump back to live.
DVR service is automatically free with fuboTV—unlike Sling TV, which costs $5 extra per month. With the fuboTV DVR, you automatically get 30 hours of programming and save it for an unlimited amount of time. You can add the Advanced DVR for an extra $10 per month, which expands your storage to 500 hours.
When you record a program, even retroactively, you’ll have it from beginning to end every time, which is realllly nice for those of us who forget time exists. fubo’s DVR is less of a “record” function and more of a “request” function. What this means is you don’t have to worry about starting your recording halfway through and missing the beginning of a match.
Anytime you have the DVR option available, simply click and it will automatically schedule the program. There’s no need to set times either
