Can this sucker access HBO GO?
1030986
This sucker wore out in a little under 3 months I wouldn't waste your money.
404483
Good question. I can't seem to find Amazon or HBO Go on the HT-D6730W, but both work with my TV. Kind of a crappy situation.
637797
I watch HBO programming on this device via Amazon Instant Streaming (included with my Amazon Prime membership).
1285451
Yes, the Samsung UN65ES8000 has the ability to run the HBO Go app as well as many others such as MAX Go and DiscoveryHD.
2247929
Yes u will be able to access it with ur roku. Roku doesnt provide the seevice free it just allows you to stream it from the roku to ur tv. You will need all of your subscriptions.
1163011
No this if for watching certain video services on your TV. You can watch things like Netflix, Amazon, Redbox Instant, HBO Go, etc on your TV. There are also other apps so you can play music, browse the web, etc on your TV.
1536312
Yes it is.personally speaking there is enough stuff to watch with Roku, and HBO&Showtime; is obsolete.
297375
It can work but certain applications such as will have limits. Hulu Plus & Netflix are are not able to stream in Certain Countries. And some aps such as HBO Go, Fox, CBS, NBC, CineMax Go are not downloadable. Better off getting a ChromeBox!!!
1722173
Yes you can, but ROKU has access to many more streaming channels that the TV doesn't.
2191201
I don;'t know abot Prime but it does work with HBO on the Go and Nertflix's
1909482
It works and works well...Some channels prohibit viewing using HDMI from the tablet app. HBO Go was one some time ago but not any more. I think the ShowTime app currently blocks HDMI output.
886390
A lot of misinformation below. This DOES work with cable (in my case FIOS) assuming the digital stations are not encrypted by your provider. Almost all stations are encrypted outside of local networks like ABC, NBC, PBS, etc. So don't purchase this thinking you can bypass your providers set top box for things like HGTV, USA, TBS, ESPN, etc even if they are part of your plan. If all you need is local stations (like me) and stream everything else with Netflix and the like, this should work great (just clarify with your provider that your local stations are QAM-compatible and unencrypted).
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YES-but. How that would work is that you would need to be connected to your GenieGo (WiFi or wired) and then "download to your device". Once it is downloaded onto your authorized device (iPad, phone etc) then you can watch where ever.Here is a link with more infohttps://support.directv.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/3495/~/how-do-i-download-the-geniego-app-on-my-computer-or-mobile-device%3FThere are two ways to watch your recorded shows. Stream from the GenieGo, or download and watch later. It can take a bit of time to download though, so I usually just stream because I'm always at my WiFi when I watch in my bedroom. YES-but. How that would work is that you would need to be connected to your GenieGo (WiFi or wired) and then "download to your device". Once it is downloaded onto your authorized device (iPad, phone etc) then you can watch where ever.Here is a link with more infohttps://support.directv.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/3495/~/how-do-i-download-the-geniego-app-on-my-computer-or-mobile-device%3FThere are two ways to watch your recorded shows. Stream from the GenieGo, or download and watch later. It can take a bit of time to download though, so... » Read More YES-but. How that would work is that you would need to be connected to your GenieGo (WiFi or wired) and then "download to your device". Once it is downloaded onto your authorized device (iPad, phone etc) then you can watch where ever.Here is a link with more infohttps://support.directv.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/3495/~/how-do-i-download-the-geniego-app-on-my-computer-or-mobile-device%3FThere are two ways to watch your recorded shows. Stream from the GenieGo, or download and watch later. It can take a bit of time to download though, so I usually just stream because I'm always at my WiFi when I watch in my bedroom. « Show Less
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Assuming like the answers below that you are continuing your cable subscription, absolutely nothing as long as you have the card from your cable provider. If however, you drop your cable and hook up to an antenna or a streaming device, you will be unable to get most of HBO unless someone in your family has an "HBO To Go," account. This account can currently only be obtained through one of the major providers such as Comcast, Direct TV, ATT, etc.. Hopefully in the future we will be able to pressure HBO to provide their own streaming channel or at least access through another provider such a Vudu, etc. Assuming like the answers below that you are continuing your cable subscription, absolutely nothing as long as you have the card from your cable provider. If however, you drop your cable and hook up to an antenna or a streaming device, you will be unable to get most of HBO unless someone in your family has an "HBO To Go," account. This account can currently only be obtained through one of the major providers such as Comcast, Direct TV, ATT, etc.. Hopefully in the future we will be able to pressure HBO to provide their own streaming channel or at least access through another... » Read More Assuming like the answers below that you are continuing your cable subscription, absolutely nothing as long as you have the card from your cable provider. If however, you drop your cable and hook up to an antenna or a streaming device, you will be unable to get most of HBO unless someone in your family has an "HBO To Go," account. This account can currently only be obtained through one of the major providers such as Comcast, Direct TV, ATT, etc.. Hopefully in the future we will be able to pressure HBO to provide their own streaming channel or at least access through another provider such a Vudu, etc. « Show Less
1004524
yes. you will only get channels provided by your basic cable subscription. to take full advantage of this device you need to subscribe for internet speed through your cable provider. then you will have an abundance of options to watch.
609804
No you can not. You can download apps like Netflix, pandora, HBOGO. It's like having apps you can have on your phone on this device.
415797
I believe you can. When I first set it up, I could see all the shows on TiVo, no problems. But that was with wireless wide open, which I wasn't going to keep like that. There are ports that need to be opened, so it takes a bit of work to do it, unless you just leave the wireless open. Make sense?