televison websites streaming: Am I able to watch streaming video from all of the televison networks websites?
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I had this tablet, and could watch some channels, but I forget which. Some channels recognise this is a tablet, and will refuse to load, others, at this point, will work. However, as I understand it, some networks are in the process of cutting off access to their feeds from android based devices. I had netflix loaded, and it worked great, and a few over the air channels also worked great. CBS, NBC, ABC, etc. Of those , I know a few worked, but a few didn't. Doing a little research, it appears Netflix & Hulu Plus are preloaded, and ready to go. Both have free trials so try them out, and decide which you prefer. I prefer Netflix as I think it offers more bang for my $8 mo. However, Hulu basic is free when using a computer or laptop.
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Oh Yes.. You can pair your YouTube account and watch all your favourites and Subscriptions with ease.. You can search for Videos.. This TV does not come with a QWERTY keypad hence searching is slightly difficult.. What I do is search for videos and move to Favourites and watch in this TV
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Presently Roku doesn't natively support YouTube (at least that I'm aware). Here's a workaround: http://howto.cnet.com/8301-11310_39-57575819-285/how-to-watch-youtube-videos-on-roku/
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Yes you can stream from Netflix, Hulu, amazon video as long as you have it connected wired/wireless to the interweb
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Yes, there is youtube you can watch on your TV. There is xbmc if you know where to find the content. There are also live TV channels some of which are for kids. That I guess depends on which foreign channels you want. zaaptv jailbreak may also bring other cartoon network.
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Yes! You can stream several different types of media through the Roku. Some examples are: Netflix, Hulu, Vevo, Youtube, Spotify, GooglePlay, Pandora, etc.
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I've not found any website except hulu that don't work. The browser is basically google chrome and works the same way and even plays flash files.
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Yes. The program you get from their website (free,) has a built in broadcast module. Just set it up, start playing and broadcasting in one go.
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Yes, XDS is supported provided the ROKU you purchased is capable. Firmware updates are issued when needed. Generally, if your PC can view a file, ROKU can move the video to TV. Once connected to the Internet, you can see (on your TV) a STORE from which you can choose sources for video and/or music. Some are free, some are not. There is Amazon, youtube.com, TED, Krackle, several movie sources, and several music sources. You'll be surprised at all the stuff out there for ROKU and ROKU-like devices.
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Yes. XDS is still supported. A firmeare update is issued now and then if it's needed. Regarding file formats...If your PC can view it, ROKU can move it to TV. Once you've connected a ROKU to the Internet, you can browse a STORE for new video providers, some free and some paid-for services such as Amazon, Youtube.com, TED, and many others. Some music services can also be found.
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Yes, we have been able to stream from netflix but have not tried other sources. I believe it will as long as you have access.
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I have not attempted it. The provided software does not. But it streams the video feed to other applications. There most like are some that can receive and record a live video stream
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Yes on both accounts. The built in DynDNS client gives you a web URL you can point any browser to to view the cam. You can also directly access the video feed using IP cam apps such as "IP Cam Viewer" and "TinyCam Monitor".
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Yes, it allows out if home streaming, but only if the content provider allows it. The major networks (ABC,CBS,NBC,and Fox), Viacom (Comedy Central, MTV), and Discovery (TLC, Science) all BLOCK streaming, so the TiVo stream does not stream or allow the transfer of shows to another device.
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Not entirely true. The product website states: Instantly stream a wide variety of movies, TV episodes, videos and music from a large selection of entertainment apps including: Netflix®, Amazon on Demand, YouTube™, Pandora ™, Slacker®, - the list goes on and on. Sony's website isn't very helpful here, probably because new apps are being added all the time through software updates.
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Unfortunately you cannot. You can, however access YouTube, Netflix, Vudu and Hulu.
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No, I don't think a Roku device will stream everything that's on the internet. It only streams channels that are programmed into its memory. Look at Roku's website and it will show which channels each device can stream.