Which Cable-channel websites support full episode viewing on the revue? Which cable channels can I watch FULL episodes online through the revue?
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why don't you just go to those sites you're interested in watching and see if they have full episodes available? Hulu is blocked, tv.com (cbs) is blocked, SyFy is blocked, but history channel and FX are not. So far for me at least, the thing having a browser is a novelty at best because 1) everything you really actually want to see is blocked and 2)navigating to the site, then through the site to get where you want, clicking it, getting it full screen, etc. is just a pain.
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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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what about the tv stations? where are they from? are they watchable? enjoyable?
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Rabbit TV is not the same as regular cable or satellite TV. They do offer live channels, however most of their content is available on-demand. You are not able to watch channels like MTV or History LIVE, but you CAN watch most popular episodes from those networks and other major U.S. networks on-demand any time you'd like. The most recent episodes for most shows will become available online starting the very next day after they premiere.
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Go to your TV and scan for channels. Your TV will have a function that will allow you to do that. Once you scan for channels, you should see all the over-the-air channels. If you don't, reposition your antenna and try again.
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I don't think the answer to your question is "no". The answer is "sometimes". I know of no way to live stream any of the major broadcast networks via Roku. However, there are many ways to access network shows, particularly prime time shows, as soon as the day after they air. Some of those ways involve a subscription (Hulu Plus is the best example of that since it has the widest selection of current shows) and some do NOT involve a separate subscription. For instance, through my free Plex server I can select a wide number of what Plex calls "Channels", including some of the major networks plus AMC, Bravo, History, etc. Through that access I can watch many current shows that are available from those networks on demand. For instance, right now on the CBS "Channel" I get through my Plex server I can watch the latest 3-5 episodes of just about every show that airs on CBS. I assume that this same content would be available to me via computer from CBS.com but this way I'll watch the shows full-screen on my HDTV in what for me is very high resolution. This is one of the beauties of Roku -- in many way it allows you to get content you could get on your computer but access it through easy navigation controls and watch it on your big screen TV. Even though the total number of "current" shows that you can watch one way or another through Roku might be quite large, though, the process will probably continue to be awkward and what you can get will continue to be hit or miss.
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The Belkin @TV allows you to watch your home TV channels (including DVR and "on demand") on your computer or iPad. You can hook up a cable from your computer to a TV and watch on the TV screen. You change the input on your TV (the same as when you watch a DVD) in order to view the screen from your computer. I chose Belkin over Slingbox because I had read some horror stories about customer service at Slingbox. I did have a problem with the @TV, but the Belkin folks were fantastic! They replaced the unit, and now it works great!
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I think you have to watch it online...I purchased it for a friend and she wound up having to send it back :(
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All depends on what you watch. If you're looking for the basic networks as well as some PBS, you'll be fine. If you want to watch Foodnetwork, Discovery, TLC, etc you'd be best sticking with cable. There are workarounds to getting the above-mentioned networks but you'll need to subscribe to Playon
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Here is a response I gave to a similar question "As of right now local channels are limited to certain regions. I believe for example that there is a station in Indianapolis that makes some of its prerecord end content available. A company named Skitter TV is starting to get rights to not only show local channels but to broadcast them live. You can go to www.skitter.tv to see if your area is covered. I do believe they are planning on charging a monthly fee for this."
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Yes. But watching via-online may be a problem as it does not have Flash Player. It's best to download the app through Google player
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Since you said "through Chrome" i assume you mean recorded shows on websites. In that case, yes. It has a full version of flash installed so you can watch pretty much anything that you would be able to watch on your pc on the costar.
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Wish there was some legal device out there that could pick up cable channels; It works on broadcast channels in your area only. I get ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX, 3 PBS channels and two more that are a bit fuzzy at times. Happy with the channels I can watch, not a tv addict.
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I just cancelled my cable this week, even w/ our 'bundle' (cable, high-speed internet & phone). Now I'm paying only $60.00 per month for my high-speed internet & phone! I do have a question for anyone who may know: Is there a way to get local news & weather w/ Roku? Thanks in advance (btw, i live in So. Cal.)
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Yes you can watch hulu or hulu plus shows on it. It does support youtube videos. I am unsure of what vevo videos are.
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Questions- ROKU 3Can I buy channels that don't come with it?Can I get live daytime and nighttime tv? Local Channels both day and night?Is it easy to learn and operate?Trying to convince my husband he will be able to watch what he watches now for less than 1500 per year with Dish. MLB, Football, MMA, Boxing are all must-haves. Help.
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Read my Cutting the cable cord guide. I canceled cable over a year ago. It's not for everyone. Live sports nuts wouldn't be able to do it easily, but others should manage fine. Even most new TV shows are accessable the next day for purchase via Amazon's Video On Demand Service. I have 3 new shows I subscribe to via this service at $1.89 an episode. Still far cheaper than the $70 a month I was paying for cable. I could buy a New Roku every month for what cable was costing me. Now I can afford other things. I would suggest trying the Roku and seeing what all is available.