It’s so easy. I pause it after March madness all summer until football. The DVR even keeps recording the shows so you can catch up. Plus I use it camping.I enjoy YouTube TV
CNN is owned by Warner bros , ATT by its shareholders .YouTube owned by Disney who owns espn who also owns ATT and CNN. Big company
Why Directv over something like YouTubeTV, though? YouTubeTV has everything you could want plus no hardware or contracts. And cheaper than Directv.Good luck. I've tried cutting 4 times over the last 10 years, still end up going back to basic Directv (it's not cable!) so I didn't spend half the day prior to a game trying to figure out where it was going to stream, and then just sitting at my desk at home office watching on the monitors (what good is an HD TV?). The apps on the TV are even more of a pain in the ass. Decided it wasn't worth all the hassle.
And, I can record the games on DTV, which is important for me here in Denver with the time difference.
YouTube owned by Disney who owns espn who also owns ATT and CNN. Big company
😂 😂😂😂😂 got em...CNN is owned by Warner bros , ATT by its shareholders .
get a firestick and get it broke.........
........is what i heard a friend say
I want Kentucky basketball and NASCAR. I found no way to watch these without one of the major streamers (youtubetv, fubo, etc) . If not for that, I could live with Peacock. 6 hours a week of OnPatrolLive and I'm good.I’m done paying for it. The only thing I even care about is UK games. Other than that, I won’t miss it.
You don’t have to jailbreak androids any more. The options to run unsigned code (I.e. apps people make to stream sports) are freely available in the settings.
You do still need to enable developer options to allow downloads from unknown sources. Still a simple task and not quite the same as the old jailbreak days.
And that dude was owned by you two.
The guy was just messing around.CNN is owned by Warner bros , ATT by its shareholders .
Can you get locals and espn with those streaming apps?Yeah, but it’s right there in the menus and all you gotta do is click. No more jamming cords into it and rooting at a command prompt lol
Hulu live/youtubetv has everything and dvr...Good luck. I've tried cutting 4 times over the last 10 years, still end up going back to basic Directv (it's not cable!) so I didn't spend half the day prior to a game trying to figure out where it was going to stream, and then just sitting at my desk at home office watching on the monitors (what good is an HD TV?). The apps on the TV are even more of a pain in the ass. Decided it wasn't worth all the hassle.
And, I can record the games on DTV, which is important for me here in Denver with the time difference.
Yes, YouTube tv and Hulu live. Probably a few more but those are the most popularCan you get locals and espn with those streaming apps?
Can you get locals and espn with those streaming apps?
If you can find a family member with a TV package you can download the ESPN app and watch most of the games. That app seems to run better than some of the free stuff I get on the firestick.
Can you get every Kentucky basketball game with YouTube TV?YouTube TV. I turn it on first week of football and turn it off when basketball season is over.
Can you get every Kentucky basketball game with YouTube TV?
Of course, it’s no different than having a package with Directv, etc. I switched to YouTubeTV from Directv 4 years ago and haven’t missed out on anything. In fact it’s better because the DVR is unlimited.Can you get every Kentucky basketball game with YouTube TV?
Yep this is what I got and seems like the best alternative…I enjoy YouTube TV
Better use a VPN, dude.get a firestick and get it broke.........
........is what i heard a friend say
YouTube TV bro. Easy as hell. I have UK football and basketball on like season mode so it records all the games. Unlimited DVR. Love it.Good luck. I've tried cutting 4 times over the last 10 years, still end up going back to basic Directv (it's not cable!) so I didn't spend half the day prior to a game trying to figure out where it was going to stream, and then just sitting at my desk at home office watching on the monitors (what good is an HD TV?). The apps on the TV are even more of a pain in the ass. Decided it wasn't worth all the hassle.
And, I can record the games on DTV, which is important for me here in Denver with the time difference.
If you have a friend or family member willing to share their credentials (Spectrum, Xfinity, Hulu Live, etc), then Channels DVR is a wonderful option for $80 per year.What is the best method out there? I know many games can be picked up with an over the air antenna, but what do you do to watch the Cats and your other favorites?