Online TV Providers
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@brianlittlejohn said in Online TV Providers:
I've switched a couple of times between Sling and PSVue. If you have fastest enough broadband they both worked well for me. I like the DVR with sling better than the one with PSVue.
I had Sling on symmetric 100Mbit ftth. It was just crap. AMC was out every evening, and when Walking Dead had season opening, entire thing would go down. 0 issues since I've switched to PS Vue.
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Sling and Hulu can eat many bags of dicks each. Netflix, Amazon Prime, HBO Go, and of course Kodi are all wonderful.
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@rojoloco said in Online TV Providers:
Sling and Hulu can eat many bags of dicks each. Netflix, Amazon Prime, HBO Go, and of course Kodi are all wonderful.
I just can't watch live sports on Netflix, Amazon, HBO
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A great option for cordcutters is to find someone you know who pays for cable tv and get their cable provider login. You can watch some live channels, plus any network's streaming stuff that requires login.
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@rojoloco said in Online TV Providers:
A great option for cordcutters is to find
someone you knowa sucker who pays for cable tv and get their cable provider login. You can watch some live channels, plus any network's streaming stuff that requires login.FIFY
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@aaronstuder said in Online TV Providers:
@rojoloco said in Online TV Providers:
A great option for cordcutters is to find
someone you knowa sucker who pays for cable tv and get their cable provider login. You can watch some live channels, plus any network's streaming stuff that requires login.FIFY
My gf's mom has no desire to cut the cord, so she and I get to reap the benefits.
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@rojoloco Nice!
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@rojoloco said in Online TV Providers:
A great option for cordcutters is to find someone you know who pays for cable tv and get their cable provider login. You can watch some live channels, plus any network's streaming stuff that requires login.
Comcast allows you to create user accounts with limited access.
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@brianlittlejohn said in Online TV Providers:
@rojoloco said in Online TV Providers:
Sling and Hulu can eat many bags of dicks each. Netflix, Amazon Prime, HBO Go, and of course Kodi are all wonderful.
I just can't watch live sports on Netflix, Amazon, HBO
@brianlittlejohn said in Online TV Providers:
@rojoloco said in Online TV Providers:
Sling and Hulu can eat many bags of dicks each. Netflix, Amazon Prime, HBO Go, and of course Kodi are all wonderful.
I just can't watch live sports on Netflix, Amazon, HBO
That might be changing soon. My Amazon Fire TV just told me that Thursday night NFL can be streamed live.
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Fire TV is adding antenna support now too.
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@scottalanmiller said in Online TV Providers:
Fire TV is adding antenna support now too.
Umm how? The newly announced FireTV has no port for it.
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@nerdydad said in Online TV Providers:
However, I do have a question for @hobbit666. Is BBC public broadcast for you (aka free Over the air)?
Yes it a FREE channel and all the BBC's Channels also Channel4 E4 ITV are too.
Most you can get/watch through BBCiplayer ITV player and 4oD (not sure if they location lock though) -
@hobbit666 It is location locked. We have to subscribe to BBC America on cable or satellite and they won't allow anybody outside of the UK watch online. It kind of sucks.
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@nerdydad said in Online TV Providers:
@hobbit666 It is location locked. We have to subscribe to BBC America on cable or satellite and they won't allow anybody outside of the UK watch online. It kind of sucks.
Use VPN.
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@marcinozga Attempted that. The app and website both requires your location in order to work and I didn't try any of those location-change apps.
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Rolled my own Emby server and piggy backing off a Vue subscriber, works wonders for me.
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@nerdydad how do they determine your location? The only way they can is by your public ip or DNS servers you're using.
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@marcinozga I was doing it on my phone.