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NAS system hooked up to your network. Nvidia Shield or Amazon fire tv/stick with Kodi or Plex on it. Link your nas folder with the movies in it and you are on your way to tons of movies at your figure tips.
Take all your movies and rip them to your NAS.
Let me know how I can stream live NFL, NHL,and MLB games in HD to one of my sweet flat screens and I'll send @Roy Munson $1...................... Canadian.
I thought just about every sports fan was aware by now. But there are lots of ways. You can buy an IPTV service for 5 or 10 bucks a month and they have all the sports packages. You can cast from your phone if you dont have a dedicated device.
Also, plenty of websites like 720pstreams and Sportshd that stream the games for free too. Just hook your computer up with the HTML wire if you dont have a designated device on your TV. Even Reddit has alot of the streams for NFL games too.
Tell Roy not to spend that dollar all in one place.
Let me know how I can stream live NFL, NHL,and MLB games in HD to one of my sweet flat screens and I'll send @Roy Munson $1...................... Canadian.
I have streamed NFL games on my old laptop through one or more of the gambling sites, but video quality wasn't very good and the sites themselves were loaded with malware shit that I constantly had to be vigilant about.
I'll look into these other sites this month because I'm about to tell DirectTV to kiss my ass.
I use Reddit streams for NHL games all the time.Reddit is probably the least hassle but I dont know what other sports they cover besides NFL. I seldomly use the sites anymore because the paid service (IPTV) has everything and usually in 1080p.