You will get every game but probably 1-2 November cupcake games aka “computer games” that aren’t broadcast anywhere but online.
Cutting the cord question for fellow Kentucky Fans
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You will get every game but probably 1-2 November cupcake games aka “computer games” that aren’t broadcast anywhere but online.
If you’re using say, a fire stick, you simply log into the Espn App using your YTTV credentials. Then you can watch the “online” game there right on your TV.
If you are a NFL fan, YTTV has Sunday Ticket. Right now they are running a discount. After it expires Sunday Ticket is like $349. I THINK you can do 3, maybe it is 4 installment payments for it though. If not mistaken.
Edit : You can do 4 payments of $87.25 (non cancelable) for Sunday Ticket. BUT you must have at least the You Tube TV basic package.
Edit : You can do 4 payments of $87.25 (non cancelable) for Sunday Ticket. BUT you must have at least the You Tube TV basic package.
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that is the best part about yttv is being able to pause and restart without penalty
If they aren't typically watching in the same house, your "family" will get shut down at some point.
Wow. I was paying roughly $250 monthly back
Agree on most of that. We would have YTTV if it weren’t for bundling with Disney for our 4 yr old. If she ain’t happy…
Hulu has fixed the volume on the commercials, but it was super annoying. Agreed on the picture too. I don’t understand the tech behind it, but YTTV pic is definitely more crisp than Hulu.
I cut the cord in the Fall of 2022. On the recommendation of my oldest step-son who is pretty tech-savvy, we switched to YouTube TV, and we've been satisfied with it. More "satisfied" of course, without the $350/month cable bill ! ! !
Go 'Cats ! ! !
I’m always curious when people say streaming can be more expensive. Did you already have internet service before switching from DirectTV? And were you subscribed to services like Netflix, Prime, etc before making the switch?
I went through this same exercise. I have youtubeTV and several streamers and even with all of that, it is much cheaper than my old Cable/Internet package. I live in Tennessee and never have any issues with getting UK games so youtubeTV should do you well
I travel with a fire stick and had YTTV on it. I got locked out once and the customer rep said it needs to log in from home from time to time. So on occasion I had to log in the fire stick at home and let it run awhile and never had another problem. Use that info however you want, just telling my story.
Anyone using an indoor antenna that either mounts to the window/wall or table top for local channels? How are they? Any recommendations?
I used it for years in my fire stick when I travel for work. On occasion it wants it plugged in at home for a few hours. So on occasion you might need to take the firestick to whomever is in the account address and turn it on and let yttv find it coming from that residence. I can’t remember how long of time I needed to do that but it seemed like every 4-5 months maybe.
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Question about HULU. We have it at home, and now daughter is using it on campus at dorm with our log in. Is that going to be an issue? If so, what is the work around? Thanks.
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YouTube TV is great, but can you get the SEC Network in PA? Make sure, because many UK games are on the SECN or SECN+ (can watch on my computer because of my YT subscription). Otherwise, not sure where you can go to get the SECN -- that is key to seeing virtually all UK BB games.
Can you give a play-by-play on how it works on youtube TV?
I know you pay for the service, but once you have it, how do you access the UK games? Where do you go to find them?
You Tube TV is the way to go. Plus if you have tablet or Phone you can watch on those devices the UK games. The picture quality is unmatched as well. Highly Highly recommend.
It's really no different than any other cable or satellite service. It's an app on your smart TV and there is a program guide just like Directv or anything else.
YoutubeTv has channels so you just go to CBS or ESPN or SEC Network. It’s very easy to use.
The troof of the matter is that there is really little distinction between any of the services. Just need to make sure the service you have has the channels you want to watch then find the cheapest.
Unless you're big on something like DVR or some special feature (like NFL split screen from YouTube), it's just TV.
In my experience, the mechanisms for changing channels and finding things on internet TV generally suck...and Im routinely shocked at how bad they are. The human race has come a long way, but has regressed in the simple art of changing the channel.
Unless you're big on something like DVR or some special feature (like NFL split screen from YouTube), it's just TV.
In my experience, the mechanisms for changing channels and finding things on internet TV generally suck...and Im routinely shocked at how bad they are. The human race has come a long way, but has regressed in the simple art of changing the channel.
And you can sign in, online and "hide" channels you do not watch on YouTube TV- very easy- love the 4 game multiview also
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