New on demand Format

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@BeeBeeSA wrote:

I kind of like it!!   But albeit a little slower to "get where your going".  Providers have to update their offerings to keep up with the others out there.  If we were all stagnant we will still be driving cars from the 80's and 90's, have tube TV's, and be passed by.  Just sayin.  Some don't like change but it's inevitable. 

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I like it as well.  It seems to get quicker after you use it more.

Thanks for the tip on how to change it back to list view.  The poster view is horrible, and should not be the default by any means.  Very few U-verse customers probably even know about these boards, so I hate to think that there are so many people out there having to suffer through this atrocity.  Even with list view it is still terribly slow.  Is there any way that the old system can get restored?

How do you still have the "old" model, since ATT did NOT give me a choice - it was just switched.

Does anyone from ATT who has some authority ever get feedback from these boards?  If so I would think they would wake up and take us back a couple of weeks to the land of easy and easy.

This is NOT a update. I can see Comcast making TV ads about this mess right now

Whom ever thought this was a good idea need to get hit with a sock full of pennies

I bet it's too many subs on At&t's underbuilt Uverse network

I'd love to know what makes any user decide that they are above getting updates compared to everyone else. 

I'd love to see AT&T offer a no-upgrade option similar to how Sony and Microsoft offer updates to their game consoles.  What I mean by this is that you're able to not update your device, but the moment we decide to cahnge a system around we won't offer any support for you unless you update.

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@maryjack1 wrote:

Does anyone from ATT who has some authority ever get feedback from these boards?  If so I would think they would wake up and take us back a couple of weeks to the land of easy and easy.

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Yes, AT&T Forum moderators do monitor these forums.  Unfortunately they have been eerily silent on this and some other hot button issues.  You will see them involved more in Billing and CS type issues where it is only dealing with a single subscriber and not something that affects 4+ million subscribers.  I am 99% sure that the mods do force feed AT&T managent with these issues but they (I'm sure) can't directly undo something, this big.

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@americangame wrote:

I'd love to know what makes any user decide that they are above getting updates compared to everyone else. 

 

I'd love to see AT&T offer a no-upgrade option similar to how Sony and Microsoft offer updates to their game consoles.  What I mean by this is that you're able to not update your device, but the moment we decide to cahnge a system around we won't offer any support for you unless you update.

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I just wish that they would have done some usability testing / or surveying, beforehand.  Some like it, many don't.  I think that it's a not so slick, gimmick.  Netflix, she ain't.  At any rate, remember that many web developers tinker with website design and in many cases they put up a link "To revert back to the old styled page, click here."  In many instances, designers rolled back the web page because 75% or more of users opted for the old way.  AT&T must know that folks don't care for it, or there would not be surveys on the subject.