Can't watch braves or lsu game. Anyone know how to streameast on Roku?
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Can't watch braves or lsu game. Anyone know how to streameast on Roku?
It’s on ABC. Roku has local channelsQuote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
Drop em. Get YouTubeTV. Satellite tv is dead
Yeah man. They go up every year, over charge, and can't get tv in poor weather. I went youtube tvQuote:
Originally Posted by Dawgology
Same thing happened between YouTubeTV and ESPN a couple of years ago and I think Dish Network the year after that. Bottom line is it is going to happen with ESPN and every provider at some time or another.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dawgology
You get way more sport channels on YouTube.
I have YouTube and added ESPN+. Still paying less then half what I was for Directv.
I have poor internet options, so streaming 100% isn't an option for me
With starlink available the only reason to have bad internet is poor life decisions.
Or being surrounded by tall treesQuote:
Originally Posted by Dawghouse
Let me recommend an EGo battery powered chainsaw. I love mine.Quote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
I got DirecTV Stream in May just for the Braves, but after last night, I switched back to YouTubeTV.
The Braves sucking helped with this decision
I'd need multiple batteries for sure. Believe me, if it were as simple as cutting a tree down, I'd have it. To the north of my house, to get an unobstructed view, I'd probably have to spend $30,000 in tree removalQuote:
Originally Posted by BulldogBear
satellites are positioned above the equator. 7 you need to remove trees south of your home.Quote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
Yeah - we got a new local fiber company about a year ago. Dropped Comcrap's over priced internet and Directv. Saving $50 month on internet, and streaming every service I want and still paying less then DTv. I had Dtv since 2000 and they didn't even attempt to keep me. After AT&T bought them their customer service went to shitQuote:
Originally Posted by CaptainObvious
I've tried the app all over my place, and this is about the best I can get...
https://i.postimg.cc/2Syvm5p7/IMG-5485.jpg
If you can stand 15 mins of programing and 45 mins of commercials YT TV is great.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dawgology
I have Starlink with about 15-20% obstruction and it works fine. But that looks to be a bit more than 15%Quote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
Or….stick with me here. One match and a little dieselQuote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
I have a lot of ego yard equipment. Love it. Almost bought a chainsaw but no real use for it. I bought pole saw and hedger instead. Both great purchases.Quote:
Originally Posted by BulldogBear
I did have to replace a battery. Half the price on Amazon but wasn't sure how long it would last and didn't want my garage to catch fire so I spent the extra money and bought a legit one
look buy a metro by T-Mobile modem $50 unlimited use. it works all over the country for the most part. I took it on trips and had internet in my car at least 90% of the time. It will run off most cell towers at 5G ultra capacity. i would get between 50 -400 MB depending on where i was. I used You Tube TV. Had very little problems.Quote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
Used it at my house also in very Rual Arkansas.
It?s best to drop satellites. We Roku and we don?t have many complaints and it?s way cheaper.Quote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
No different than any other cable like streaming service.Quote:
Originally Posted by parabrave
You probably can't watch it on Roku either since they require that you have a subscription with your provider, and if DirecTV is in a squabble over contracts you'd no longer have a provider with ESPN. I suppose you can't watch tonights FSU/Boston College game either.Quote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
Contract disputes with local channels isn't a big deal since you can get them over the air with an antenna. But ESPN is different since they don't broadcast.
I have Dish and they switch to streaming when there's a weather issue. That's something fairly recent.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheLostDawg
Spectrum.
Great Stuff. We use a chainsaw, weed eater, and pushmower. Four batteries of various sizes but they all work for any of it. Never have to wait on things to re-charge. Just keep them cycling on the chargers and I can mow an acre plus without ever having to wait.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheLostDawg
I paid for a month subscription of ESPN+ to watch the EKU game, but now i cant even use the app because of the Direct TV/ESPN crap.
What does the ESPN app have to do with DTV?
Like 7, spotty WIFI is the only reason I haven't dropped DTV, but if I have to pay for another steaming service for the ASU game this weekend....the DTV dish is out by the road on Sunday morning.
I had Hulu already, so I added espn+. This worked for the lsu game, but I couldn't watch fsu game last night, so apparently it doesn't cover all espn broadcastsQuote:
Originally Posted by GoDawgz
I was able to watch the LSU game on DTV, but thought about testing it last night when I couldnt watch the FSU game as ESPN+ app would not let me.Quote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
Oh and ESPN does not give refunds for the APP so I paid $11.46 for one game......
For those about to drop DTV or who may be interested in switching packages, you can go to http://www.suppose.tv to compare streaming services.
Hulu live, YouTube TV and getting the ESPN App are all good options but if your internet is slow Spectrum may be the way to go.
Just realized how much I was paying for DTV just to literally get the SEC Network. I'll be switching to YouTubeTV regardless if DTV gets ESPN back before Saturday. Thank you for providing this.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mjoelner34
Same here except I'm going Hulu due to some extra nerd content. I'm only around 2.5 miles from campus but can't get anything but 4 County's Fast Net. I kept my DTV because I was wary of their fiber internet service but I've had it around a year and a half now and I've only had 1 outage which was taken care of in less than a day. It's time to flush DTV.Quote:
Originally Posted by StarkVegasSteve
As I understand it, Disney has all of the ESPN stuff in its control, which seems crazy to me since that sounds like Disney is in a dispute with itself...Over this old head. I have held on to my ATT Uverse for tv for years, though ATT has tried to get folks to leave it and switch to Direct TV.Quote:
Originally Posted by GoDawgz
First time in all of the past disputes of any kind that I lost access to the ESPN family. Anyway, I added You Tube TV yesterday and at 84, it is taking me a little longer to learn to navigate it.
You will get it. Congratulations on your longevity. My old boss lived to the ripe old age of 104 and in mostly good health along the way. You are probably just entering your prime. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by oldjoedawg
Direct's contractural squabble with ESPN won't last long since almost certainly a lot of people are dropping them nationwide. Chances are it'll all be resolved by the weekend.
Is Thursday night NFL only on Prime this year?
I?m a few years behind oldjoedog, but I am not technology proficient at all. I hate it. I think I am going to get a tv fire stick and subscribe to Hulu and cancel Uverse tv. It is so expensive now. Any comments or suggestions?
Just make sure to go with Hulu live and not just Hulu if you plan to buy that service. Hulu live shows live television and they do carry all the SEC Networks as wellQuote:
Originally Posted by ScooterDog
ESPN + is a different animal. If the broadcast is listed on + it will not be on ESPN no matter who your carrier is. It is an extra service of ESPN.