I want to get rid of cable... Roku? Apple TV? Smart TV? What do I need?

That website is horrid. I have nothing else to add, I left before I could find anything.

 

Same here. I searched for the channel lineups for a couple minutes and couldn't find them anywhere.

 

I will be glad when this fad of full page motion home page passes.

 

Well I finally canceled Direct TV, they only want one receiver back and it isn't the one with the DVR, I'm guessing there must be a way to hack it and re-use for recording motorcycle races.

 

I have a jailbroken firestick with kodi/exodus. I can watch what I want when I want and don't pay for shit!

 

TiVo roamio ota is still the go-to?

 

Installed an antenna today, 35 channels over the air, about 6 of them are 1080i.

 

Also got a roku stick and signed up for sling, got to watch the Donnington WSBK race this evening. This looks like it will work well, wife get here cooking show and I have BEIN for the races. OTA looks better than Direct TV.

 

I know this is an old post but for people that want to test their connection speed I would suggest testmy.net to see if you're getting what your paying for. Your internet provider will want to direct you toward there own speed test, quite possibly a Ookla test or simlar flash based test site because it will test out faster there.

I have Brighthouse which is now Spectrum, I had the 200 mbps speed with Brighthouse which isn't offered but their 300 mbps is $4 cheaper. Actual is 195-200 mbps tested by testmy.net but 350 mbps at the >pectrum Ookla speed test.

I'm not cutting the cord to shit, life is about options, not interested in limiting them. I have direct TV, NetFlix, Amazon prime and Tidal lossless streaming. No buffering, no dropouts.

 

Ditto !!

 

josh7owens said: ↑

I have a jailbroken firestick with kodi/exodus. I can watch what I want when I want and don't pay for shit!

Sounds like theft to me, so we're all about copy write enforcement here, link it,don't copy and paste it (as it should be) but we turn a blind eye to stealing other content.

OK then...

 

I picked the Mohu Air 60, as antenna's were discounted with the purchase of a Roku. Though there are plenty of plans on line for making an antenna for a few dollars in parts. TVfool.com will show you where all the towers are in your area. http://www.tvfool.com/index.php?option=com_wrapper&Itemid=29

 

Fack it, I'm cancelling my DTV right f'n now.
$125/month.

 

Have fun it took me 30 minutes to cancel it and they told me they would send boxes for two of the receivers that needed to be returned to them. received a box for one and no paperwork describing what to return. Had to call again, now they only want one receiver back and I found out I'll receive another letter in a couple days for the cards from all of them. That took more than 20 minutes.

 

I cancelled Direct last month after 8 years and don't regret it. Antenna, Netflix, and Vue cut my bill in half and plenty to watch. Free dvr(not perfect for live stuff-not "smart" enough) on Vue with Bein and a decent movie channel.

 

I have been pleasantly surprised that there are some additional motorsports channels hidden in my Sling package. I'm watching FIM Supermoto now and they also have shown the full CIV championship with the announcers from BSB (who I love).

 

Just for the record, can you get Bein without cable/satellite? If so, can they be recorded or do you have to stream them live?