Espn/abc blackout for at@t/directv customers

[thunderc]

These assholes better get this worked out.

 

[podsox]

The sec commish has weighed in.

 

[TigerBait1971]

If this shit goes down, I'm cancelling Uverse.

Somebody tell me what I need to get this Hulu shit working, please.

 

[Red_Alert]

If this shit goes down, I'm cancelling Uverse.

Somebody tell me what I need to get this Hulu shit working, please.

If your TV doesn't have streaming services built in, you'll need to purchase a wi-fi device to stream to. I use a Roku stick.

You can also download the streaming services app on your computer and hook it to your tv with an HDMI cable. They'll give you a one week 'Free Trial' to get you through this weekend.

I use the mid-level PS Vue streaming service.

 

[Red_Alert]

I use the 'Core Plan'.

FS1, FS2, BTN, SEC, ACCN, CBSSN, all the ESPN's, NFL, MLB, NBA, all my local ABC, NBC, CBS, FOX.......

PlayStation Vue

 

[TigerBait1971]

If your TV doesn't have streaming services built in, you'll need to purchase a wi-fi device to stream to. I use a Roku stick.

You can also download the streaming services app on your computer and hook it to your tv with an HDMI cable. They'll give you a one week 'Free Trial' to get you through this weekend.

I use the mid-level PS Vue streaming service.

My TV is not a Fredo.

It's smaaaat.

 

[TheReal_NU]

My TV is not a Fredo.

It's smaaaat.

Then you’re set.

Just download the Grinder App and you’ll be foot ballin in no time.

 

[The Crimson King]

I have Dish. When I lost my Brewers games, I did some research...

December 2017 Disney bought out the regional Fox Sports networks. When the existing contract with Dish expired a couple months ago, Disney made outrageous demands that would've jacked up consumer rates - so Dish simply dropped the channels (for now) so their entire clientele wouldn't suffer from Disney's greed.

Not-so-coincidentally, ESPN and ABC are also owned by Disney.

DirecTV, AT&T & Dish are not the bad guys here, Disney is. It sucks we're losing our sports right now, but it needs to happen to control Disney's greed and domination.

CBS was blacked out all summer. That didn't involve Disney

 

[Ojb81]

Actually, Like all of the extra channels too. This is where I disagree with the streamers. Having a big package is good IMO. All of the crap that needs to be done to stream, roku stick, etc. is a pain, pan, pain. BTW, I only pay $100 a month with my internet / Direct TV Bundle and am very happy with the exception of the ESPN Doom headed my way. However, that's not enough for me to jump off the deep end and start dealing with all of the streaming hassles, because I know that if Direct TV totally divorces themselves from ESPN, they will go under.

No it isnt. Its not a pain at all. I have an IPTV app that I pay $20 each month for, Nitro TV, on my firestick. Its absolutely fantastic, true hi-def, and channels from all over the world. My high-speed internet with spectrum is $69 a month, so i pay $90 and have the entire world's channels at my fingertips

 

[Rod Freakin' Dangerfield]

Less than 5 minutes now....

 

[tnapucco]

 

[78Cyclones]

The Domsday Clock has been extended!

 

[Rod Freakin' Dangerfield]

The Domsday Clock has been extended!

To when?

 

[78Cyclones]

To when?

I believe 9 am Eastern Time, just in time to pull the plug before the First GameDay EVER in Ames. Most Cyclone Thing Ever! They'll be back though. Things are just starting to heat up in Ames, Iowa, USA!

 

[michaeljordan_fan]

@RP-29 You're embarrassing yourself. Disney does not own the Regional Sports Networks.

 

[droider]

There’s still reddit cfb/nfl streams for free

This is literally all you need outside of your internet connection to watch any game in any sport for free.

I pay $40/mo for internet and that's it, no other monthly cost is needed to get whatever media you want.

Anyone who's still paying for TV in 2019 (whether it be cable, satellite, or a streaming IPTV service) just does not get it.

I have a Chromecast ($20) so I can cast the streams wirelessly from my computer to my TV. (Most new TV's these days already have Chromecast built in, so you wouldn't need to buy the separate Chromecast dongle in this case.)

I also have a Fire TV Stick ($25) for all the TV shows and Movies that anyone could ever want or need. All the Android apps that provide the content are free to install and use. No buffering, all HD quality, it's perfect.

This is the definition of being a true 'cord cutter' - i.e. not paying for anything besides internet. I've been doing this for over 6 years now. And streaming is 100% legal. It's only illegal if you download the streams to a hard drive to give yourself a saved copy.

I still can't believe there's suckers out there who pay for TV, Movies, and Sports. It just blows my mind when everything is available for free. Again, all you need to pay for each month is your internet connection.

 

[Kace-1]

Just a little over 1 hour away. I can almost hear Europe doing a sound check.

 

[jjc2009]

Yep

Glad I switched from them last year.

Also glad we still have contract with NBC

 

[78Cyclones]

Just a little over 1 hour away. I can almost hear Europe doing a sound check.

 

[outofyourmind]

Imabe pissed