I am thinking about a subscribtion to extra frame....was wundering if anyone uses this service and if you think it is worth it

Last year (my first) the service was pretty good so I renewed.  I have not been happy with the quality of the product this year and will not be renewing for a third year if they don't improve their product and soon.

I subscribed the first year a couple of months.  But the product today isn't very good and I can watch what I want on YouTube.

I see the most value in watching the qualifying blocks.  My biggest gripe is that the video quality is lousy and would gladly pay more for HD.  Commentary is so so, but I appreciate when pros stop by the booth to give their insight

 Hey Necromancer, don't sugar coat it man, how do you really feel?   

Can't or don't want to ??

Hey Necromancer, don't sugar coat it man, how do you really feel?   

Haha!  We'll see.  I feel it is all about business.  What improves bowling long-term for both fans and hardcore bowlers?  Xtra frame should follow what NXT is to WWE.  NXT is much more technical in wrestling.  Smaller crowds in favor of more technical wrestling.  Fewer promos, fewer pyros, fewer flash.  Just pure technical style.  That is what Xtra frame needs to be.  In the 20+ years I've watched on TV, PBA has made very little use in technology.  Having an HD camera isn't expensive.  For $5000, you can get 4-5 and have them at different locations.  Get an instrument that measures ball speed, revs, etc. - the same used by golf proshops to display the newest club.  These instruments sit right at the foul line like they do at the tee for golfers.  Place a camera overhead.  In fact, I'll make it easier PBA, here is where your 5 cameras should be (and please for the love of God, don't let Belmonte or anyone else use Google Glass to show a POV camera - don't need to see a jerky camera that shows nothing for fans):

1) 2 behind the bowlers on each lane.  This is where 99.9999999% of bowlers see in their leagues.  This will give them an idea of the hook and motion of the ball from the POV they are most used to.
2) 1 overhead between a pair of lanes.  I don't want to see Randy Peterson draw a squiggly line depicting a curve of a ball.  I want to see the actual ball motion overhead so we can see if the ball matches the ads companies use to show why their ball is a "hook monster".
3) 1 side view at the foul line.  If you must, have just 1 camera parallel to the foul line that shows a direct side shot of the bowler's finish.
4) 1 free motion camera that moves on a track similar to NFL or track and field events.  It moves along with each ball thrown and returns back to the foul line.  This is the hardest, but very doable in 2016.

C'mon PBA!  Let's make PBA great again!