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Since posting this last week, I have put my Dish account on pause for 3 months. I started a trial of Hulu Live TV alongside my YouTube TV. At first I hated it on Roku due to no channel guide. Tried it today on my Fire TV box, which has a guide on their platform, and I really like it. Adds HGTV and Food channels, plus 3 of 4 locals for us. No AMC or NBC though which could be a deal breaker. I think I can stream Sunday Night Football on NBCSC though? Can anyone confirm?
I think of this commercial every time I see AT&T now
Thanks! This makes Hulu a bit more attractive since that is really all I watch NBC for. If they would only add AMC before Better Call Saul starts in August...
I canceled and signed up for Hulu. Not really in love with the whole Vue setup so no big deal. Great part was it took all of five minutes.
Disappointing to hear DTVN increase. Good news is you can cancel anytime.dorno said:
You are welcome. I have had the chance to compare Hulu and YouTube TV quite a bit over the past week. Just last night I was comparing the Brewer game on both formats. YouTube TV is much clearer for sports on Fox Sports Wisconsin. I have not watched any other sporting events on Hulu though. This is due to the fact that only certain channels on Hulu are at 60fps. Most of the streaming platforms have 30fps and 60fps channels. Hulu does not have 60fps for Fox Sports Wisconsin on the Roku platforms. They do have it on the Fire TV platform though.
Thanks again. What market are you in? I'm in the Milwaukee area and Brewer games are a big factor.
North Central Wisconsin. Wausau is our main market, but YouTube TV gives us Green Bay for now. Fox Sports Wisconsin is included so you will get all the Brewer games. Plus you should get all the local Milwaukee stations.
I mount my TV’s and I originally had a fire stick. It fit behind the TV without a problem. I’ve since upgraded to the fire TV box (fire stick was too slow IMO) and it isn’t designed to hang behind the TV like the stick. I have it on the component shelf next to the TV.
I'm in Milwaukee and have basically been running Hulu Live and YoutubeTV concurrently for the past 6 months or so. Long story but Youtube kept giving me free months because they couldn't figure out how to get their LGTV app working. At any rate that's been fixed, but I preferred Youtube, my wife preferred Hulu.
I'm 40+ and have the top of the line Winegard mounted on my roof ~$120. Depending on obstructions not sure you'll get it with an indoor antenna. Try and just return it if it doesn't work.
I have this one. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00ZI9LWS2/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1
How many TVs use the antenna? I may go with something like this. My only concern is my metal roof.
Yeah, metal roof will kill it if putting antenna in attic. I'm ~50 miles away, asphalt shingle roof and I get nothing - and I mean nothing with the largest winegard antenna in my attic. It needs to be outside.In The Zone said:
I tried that last year and they check to make sure your are enrolled too. I have a .edu, but, not any enrollment.
Yeah, has to be an active .edu with enrollment - like my cousin has. I bought her this awesome gift of the entire NFL Sunday Ticket.....and she didn't make it to my house one time to watch a single game!
just one tv. I mostly only use it to watch steeler gamesIn The Zone said:
I think it was $100 last year, and the year before. Not sure the details for this year have come out yet, or if they are changing. It's worked for me the last few years - and made a great annual gift to my sister for a few years, and now my cousin. I just don't understand why they won't come watch the games with me?
I just used this today using my nieces email. Using promo code BACKTOSCHOOL it's only 80 right now
I'm wondering about this as well. I'm just using it indoors nothing crazy. Is there a consensus on one everyone likes
All depends on where you live as to what will work. I live so far away from the towers, I'd need one like this, mounted on the roof (not attic), and likely elevated a few feet above the roof-line, and even then wouldn't get all the channels I'd want perfectly.
I made a deal with my daughter (got her email address in swap for her using our netflix) and got the same deal.
I bought this antenna: indoor/outdoor antenna and mounted it on the stand my dish was on. I used the existing cable from my satellite and am able to pull all of the local channels living 45 miles away from the towers.
I originally used my wife's e-mail address (she works at a university so has a .edu address) and date of birth. They then wanted a copy of enrollment or ID card (there were a couple other options but don't remember). I then tried the daughter's college e-mail address and date of birth prepared to give them a copy of her enrollment, but they approved it right away. I am guessing the DOB was the biggest thing.
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