Which one would you choose and why?

Sling TV
Playstation Vue
DirectTV Now

Other?

Which one would you choose and why?

Sling TV
Playstation Vue
DirectTV Now

Other?
- jochfr

slingtv

easy to find, no contract

but I will be dropping it when I find more tv channels on the fire stick, my guess is within a month

Which one would you choose and why?

Sling TV
Playstation Vue
DirectTV Now

Other?
- jochfr

Netflix is king. I've had it for years and never run out of stuff to watch. Constantly updating documentaries, dozens of shows. Great B-caliber disaster movies

it's very tight lipped around there, from what I am told

I get a crumb here and there
- homiedclown

Trading for JT before training camp is a pretty big crumb

Trading for JT before training camp is a pretty big crumb
- MCGUIZZY

but what is the odds it happens??

5%

maybe 10%

slingtv

easy to find, no contract

but I will be dropping it when I find more tv channels on the fire stick, my guess is within a month
- homiedclown

I have a Roku and two Roku sticks.
I use Plex on the Roku.
Trying to cut cable but it looks like I'm still going to get hammered with their internet costs.

So Sling is $20 for cheapest version and my internet bill will probably hit $79 for Blast.
So I'm barely saving anything.

PV is $40
DirectTV Now is $35

Which one would you choose and why?

Sling TV
Playstation Vue
DirectTV Now

Other?
- jochfr

usenet

but what is the odds it happens??

5%

maybe 10%
- homiedclown

Idk you tell me. I say 0%

Netflix is king. I've had it for years and never run out of stuff to watch. Constantly updating documentaries, dozens of shows. Great B-caliber disaster movies
- jcragcrumple

I found myself surfing more than watching when my ex was using that.

I found myself surfing more than watching when my ex was using that.
- jochfr

Netflix uses an algorithm to determine which content to show you, so it was probably showing what they thought your ex would like. There's some hidden gem shows on there (penny dreadful) and a bunch of really good BBC miniseries (Jonathan strange and Mr norrell). I locked in in like 2008 and they don't Jack up the prices on long time subscribers. I think I pay like 9.50

Did i see somewhere that Butcher is comfortable playing RHD? if so then he may actually be a fit here going forward

Which one would you choose and why?

Sling TV
Playstation Vue
DirectTV Now

Other?
- jochfr

One opinion.
http://www.techazine.com/...ing-tv-service-available/

Tons of research on this, but I still haven't pulled the trigger, though.

One opinion.
http://www.techazine.com/...ing-tv-service-available/

Tons of research on this, but I still haven't pulled the trigger, though.
- Der Kaiser

Pretty much the way i'm leaning right now.

I have a Roku and two Roku sticks.
I use Plex on the Roku.
Trying to cut cable but it looks like I'm still going to get hammered with their internet costs.

So Sling is $20 for cheapest version and my internet bill will probably hit $79 for Blast.
So I'm barely saving anything.

PV is $40
DirectTV Now is $35
- jochfr

cracked fire stick

only way to go

then bundle internet with local tv

my internet would have been $70 a month, bundled it with local channels it dropped to 50 and I got hbo free for a year

cracked fire stick

only way to go

then bundle internet with local tv

my internet would have been $70 a month, bundled it with local channels it dropped to 50 and I got hbo free for a year
- homiedclown

I have crack on my Roku...

Need to try that.

I have a Roku and two Roku sticks.
I use Plex on the Roku.
Trying to cut cable but it looks like I'm still going to get hammered with their internet costs.

So Sling is $20 for cheapest version and my internet bill will probably hit $79 for Blast.
So I'm barely saving anything.

PV is $40
DirectTV Now is $35
- jochfr

I have a Roku Stick up in my bedroom and it does the job.

I run my Cable TV through a PC in my living room. I am thinking of switching from that to a Roku Ultra or a Nvidia Shield. The Roku is $70 cheaper, but the Shield has more capability of more apps. I don't really use any of them, but if I ever wanted to expand, the Shield seems to allow more flexibility.

I have the Roku Premier+, which is the model that has an ethernet jack. I guess it's not super important, but might be to some who either don't have a great router or the ability to broadcast 5GHz.

Through the Roku, I then have access to Amazon video, Spectrum (TWC) channels, Netflix.. A cool feature is the Screen Mirroring ability. That way, I can hit up reddit for my NHL streams. Just my 2 cents.

cracked fire stick

only way to go

then bundle internet with local tv

my internet would have been $70 a month, bundled it with local channels it dropped to 50 and I got hbo free for a year
- homiedclown

As in jailbroken? My buddy did that. Basically unlimited free content of all types. Until your ISP sends you a cease and desist

As in jailbroken? My buddy did that. Basically unlimited free content of all types. Until your ISP sends you a cease and desist
- jcragcrumple

He's in Florida. Nobody gives a poop in Florida.

As in jailbroken? My buddy did that. Basically unlimited free content of all types. Until your ISP sends you a cease and desist
- jcragcrumple

You can get around this by using a VPN installed on the Kodi/Firestick.

As in jailbroken? My buddy did that. Basically unlimited free content of all types. Until your ISP sends you a cease and desist
- jcragcrumple

I have 3 of them


change my ip address

I have 3 of them


change my ip address
- homiedclown

Lol nice

Lol nice
- jcragcrumple

it's $50 a year to hide it

one day I am in washington, the next day texas

cracked fire stick

only way to go

then bundle internet with local tv

my internet would have been $70 a month, bundled it with local channels it dropped to 50 and I got hbo free for a year
- homiedclown

1) Get usenet (or other newsgroup service) to download shows/movies in HD/bluray quality, often before they are available for purchase. $10 month

2) Install sickbeard to automatically download shows for you FREE

3) Raspberry pi running kodi $35 for the pi

For local channels you could buy a small antenna and get an HD Home Run to watch them. I pull in channels as far away as Toronto. You can also get a cable card from the cable company.

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For local channels you could buy a small antenna and get an HD Home Run to watch them. I pull in channels as far away as Toronto. You can also get a cable card from the cable company.
- Slump Buster

my problem is it was more for the internet, than internet with local channels

I was going to get an HD antenna til then