NFL Football- Is there anyone who exclusively streams NFL Football (no cable service)? I’d like to hear about it, what streaming hub and channels?
We're doing NBC via Peacock, and CBS/FOX via the antenna
NFL Football- Is there anyone who exclusively streams NFL Football (no cable service)? I’d like to hear about it, what streaming hub and channels?
I discovered on Superbowl Sunday that my wife could watch it on the NBC app on her iOS device without a subscription If she wanted to. But Airplay was not available to transfer it over to the TV.We're doing NBC via Peacock, and CBS/FOX via the antenna![]()
is it just internet or are you getting content through them as well?4 months later and zero complaints regarding my Fiber optics cable by Tachus (Houston).![]()
Everything is coming through internet.is it just internet or are you getting content through them as well?
Yeah, every channel or network sees dollars signs and creates its own streaming channel.The problem now is I'm starting to get too many subscriptions
Hit and run subscribing. I’m trying to talk my wife out of Disney, I got a deal on HBO for a year at $10/month but will mostly likely drop it. Ted Lasso on Apple, have not seen it, but I might subscribe to Apple for a month with the intent of watching 3 seasons.I cut the cable a few years back. The problem now is I'm starting to get too many subscriptions. If it was just me, I could have 1-2 services at a time, then cancel and move on to the next when I'm ready. But with 5 people in the house I've found that it's easy to pick up a new cheap streaming service, but a lot harder to dump it. Just because I'm done with Service A, doesn't means others are ready to see it go. Or I want to see content on Service B, while someone else wants Service C (Star Trek vs Star Wars for example).
I got a deal on HBO for a year at $10/month but will mostly likely drop it.
Ad free. Maybe I should keep it?Ad free? Great deal, I'd hop on that for a year for sure.
4 months later and zero complaints regarding my Fiber optics cable by Tachus (Houston).![]()
In the San Francisco Bay Area after having Comcast/Xfinity for two years, we switched to 1Gb/sec fiber through Sonic, a much smaller localish company. It's much faster and costs less. And more reliable; Comcast would have daily 10-15 minute dropouts; with Sonic I haven't encountered any.
I hear good things about sonic, but they’ve never been available at full speed at my address for some reason.
A few months ago AT&T showed up and got ready to tear up our cul-de-sac. We put a stop to it - private property and they don’t have an easement and had no permission from the HOA. We asked them what they were doing, and they said they wanted to install fiber. They wouldn’t guarantee the HOA a price or a speed, so we told them to go away. Service is pretty good via other means here, so having AT&T dig up the drive we just paid $14,000 to have paved and repaired was not something the 7 homeowners here were willing to put up with.My sense is they're working their way south with fiber. And relying on partnering with AT&T to backstop with Uverse-cable/DSL until that happens.
Speaking of AT&T DSL... before moving to where we are now from five miles away, the best AT&T could do for us with DSL was around 1.5 Mb/sec. So jumping to fiber has been huge.
A few months ago AT&T showed up and got ready to tear up our cul-de-sac. We put a stop to it - private property and they don’t have an easement and had no permission from the HOA. We asked them what they were doing, and they said they wanted to install fiber. They wouldn’t guarantee the HOA a price or a speed, so we told them to go away. Service is pretty good via other means here, so having AT&T dig up the drive we just paid $14,000 to have paved and repaired was not something the 7 homeowners here were willing to put up with.
That said, I’m on the corner, so I’m guessing I could probably get service without them tearing up the drive if I was willing to pay.
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