A very good app (excetp for AppleTV+) A very good app, smart and easy to use. However, the AppleTV+ is very limited (only 480p) and Amazon is complicated (difficult to download TV series, sometimes you need get one by one). But I like it.

It does the job very well. It does the job well. Very good support if and when an issue occurs. There is continual updates and support/improvements-they certainly do not sit back and are overall very pro-active

Recently got a trial and I am definitely sold recently started burning and ripping some of my personal collection and started with DVD Fab for Blu-ray ripping. I got a trial of StreamFab and have been absolutely pleased with how it has worked and how much I have been able to download. Originally I was leery of how it could work but I am very pleased after using it for a few weeks Edit: I noticed a lot of reviews saying that it doesn't work at all. I can confirm 100% the Hulu service and Amazon Prime service work great still. Can't speak to any other services

Good performance of use Great experience concerning donloads on big platforms as Disney+®, Youtube and so... Tjhere still more difficulties to get titles from certain platforms as RTBF AuVio (which uses DRM-MPD System... StreamFab doensn't detect videos (or hardly ever) when I'm trying to get titles from that website... I notice that due to security reasons, StreamFab needs more time before donwload vegins (on all platforms)...

Streamfab worked great when I got it… Streamfab worked great when I got it and very happy with the 365 Package I got, just wish I was made aware of it sooner and without wasting my money on other things first (DVD Fab) Currently Stramfab only works on Paramount+ and does not do what they say it does. I am fully aware this is not streamfabs fault and when investing in such a product I was aware a DRM update could cause problems. The reason for 4 start, not 5 is that everyone is completely in the dark as to what issues are getting worked on. More transparency is needed for updates and fixes. I do appreciate all your efforts. Keeping a step ahead of the DRM is not easy.