Thought this might be a helpful discussion for those who want to cut down on advertising breaks when they have multiple options to watch a show or movie. Below are my results for Tubi, followed by a summary of this subject’s URL, which someone tested in 2021.
My results today (3/19/24) for The Mental State (2022) https://tubitv.com/movies/100016371/the-mental-state Film length: 104 minutes. By my stopwatch, ads totaled 11m44s (approx 90s/ea), about 12 minutes between each ad break. So I spent about 10% of the time watching ads. Compare to about 6% on the 2021 survey below.
Anyone else want to watch The Mental State or something else on one of the services below and report their results?
Copying this from someone in 2021 who did a survey on a 44-minute tv episode:
Tubi - 2:51
Peacock - 4:12
IMDB - 5:41
Plex - 6:40
VUDU - 7:08
Crackle - 8:07
Roku - 8:28 (test performed by KyloRenegade16)
Pluto - 12:27
The CW - 12:34
Funny because I want to know the opposite. I find the breaks are to short with streaming to effectively get things done. Bonus if it has a really obvious commercials are over lead in.