Yes. You can stop YouTube TV t any point. Also, thye have a feature where you can put in your favorite team and it will automatically record their games and you don't have to worry about recording time. It records until the game is over and then some.
If that’s what I think it is, you are paying an outrageous amount of money for illegal streaming. Don’t know what device they are using, but the same thing could be accomplished on any Android based streaming device, so paying anything close to $100 for it is insanity.
Agreed. These people are probably watching torrented streams. Which means they are not only downloading but also uploading, which is going to get you in hot water eventually if you aren’t masking your web activity.
There is an open source application called Kodi, used to be Xbox Media Center. You would install it on a device that ran android OS, like an Amazon fire stick. The application would then connect to servers who are rebroadcasting content they may or may not have subscribed to. Let’s say Person A subs to cable and has ESPN in his package. He then streams that channel back out over the internet by allowing others to connect to his host server. The Louisville Media Box is just a cheap PC that has the application pre installed and configured to connect to these hosts.
from what I read so far with the Louisville Media Box, I would probably pass on it now. If it's basically Kodi with certain repositories installed. I have used Kodi before with the same kind of setup
I watch YouTube TV on my Roku TV constantly. Never a problem. They threatened to drop some channels last month, typical negotiating tactic, but they settled it.
You should delete your Youtube Tv app and try reinstalling it. HINT: You won't be able to.
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Yes I love this feature. I don’t normally watch recorded games, but if you have something set to record that comes on after a game, it will adjust the recording times and get what you actually wanted to record.
Technically you are breaking the law by streaming the content if it's using a Torrent file, which is common in Kodi. Streaming Torrents generally requires the viewer to upload while they are also downloading it. You can turn off uploading, but then generally your download speed for the torrent gets shot to hell. This is why it's generally recommended to use a VPN that doesn't catalog your history when using stuff like this.
Yes, anyone paying $250 for this is basically paying some $100-150+ for someone else to do a few minutes of work.
A VPN to do something illegal. Just comes down to morals. I may not be doing something illegal but if I'm benefitting from someone else doing something illegal then how am I any better? Same reason I don't buy stolen merchandise.
I have a Roku TV and today I went to Youtube TV and it comes up that I need to update my payment method, I went on line and it came up with the same shit, I clicked to continue to see what the problem was, it took me to a screen that asked why was canceling, I wasn't, but had no other option, I tried several times. So I cancelled. 🙄You should delete your Youtube Tv app and try reinstalling it. HINT: You won't be able to.
Roku tells customers it is unable to strike a deal with YouTube
It's the first time Roku has directly acknowledged the issue to its customers.
YouTube is about to pull its apps from Roku, and the fight is going all the way to Congress
Google said Thursday it would remove YouTube apps from the Roku app store on Dec. 9 as the two sides fight over a new agreement.www.cnbc.com
That's odd, but it looks like YoutubeTv won't be on Roku much longer, which sucks because it's built into my TV's OS, and the TV is only a year old
Yep, that sucks, I liked the option to record all UK games, Football and Basketball because I work a 12 hour swing and can't watch some games live.
Just get a new streaming device that you can plug into an HDMI port. Firestick, apple tv or chrome tv would all work fine. Unless you're needing/wanting a new TV.
So are saying that I can put a Firestick into my Roku Tv?
Your flash drive should be in your USB port, but you should have 3 HDMI ports, unless it is a really old tv. For sure you have 2.
You are talking to an old feller here, so I don't know the difference between USB and HDMI. 🤣
