Fubo offers live-TV plans and add-on services, with Cloud DVR for supported programmes. Its US help says recordings are associated with the profile that scheduled them. A missing recording, missing channel and missing add-on are therefore different questions: identify the programme, account offer and profile before changing the subscription.
Read the current offer before relying on a plan name
Fubo’s own plan help warns that its list can lag current offers and directs readers to the current service offer. It also supplies a separate channel-availability lookup. A plan name in an old comparison is a starting clue, rather than a permanent lineup confirmation.
For a household considering one programme, identify the named channel and exact event or episode. Check the relevant location and plan directly. Do not extend a channel match into a promise about every associated sporting event, alternate feed or separate membership.
A recording belongs to a programme and profile
Fubo’s US DVR guide describes scheduling from a guide or programme information page and managing recordings in My Stuff. It tells users to switch to the profile that initiated a recording. It also notes that recording and device restrictions can apply.
If a saved item seems absent, verify the recording profile before assuming the programme was deleted. If the Record action is missing, consult the programme’s supported recording conditions. Those are different branches from a failure to open a live channel.
Keep the viewing task specific
Use three fields in a note: exact programme, intended action and selected profile. The action might be live viewing, scheduling a recording or opening an existing recording. This makes a support request more useful than saying the Fubo logo opens but the programme is missing.
The source documentation here is the US edition. Check the local equivalent when researching another market and the current account offer when deciding on a plan. This reference does not supply a channel catalogue, current event rights or any claim that Hot IPTV includes Fubo or its DVR benefits.
Sources and review
- How does Cloud DVR on Fubo work? — Fubo Help Center
- What Plans and Add-ons does Fubo Have? — Fubo Help Center