More Viewing Choices For Us Cord Cutters

[NewEnglandBull]

I would save about $600 a year. However, it is not like I would actually be saving the money as I would find some crap to spend it on. For now going to keep direct TV with the knowledge that I will not be missing any USF games. 

[slick1ru2]

3 hours ago, 2000bull said:

Couldn't you just sign up for HBO now?

Yes, HBO Now is stand alone now. Vue has Epix and Showtime addons.

 

Back to Vue, it's cloud DVR holds shows for 28 days.

[Oldsmobull]

Anyone know how to get The Golf Channel without a cable TV or pay satellite subscription...a way to stream it?

[Sellular1]

33 minutes ago, Oldsmobull said:

Anyone know how to get The Golf Channel without a cable TV or pay satellite subscription...a way to stream it?

You could just take an Ambien and save your money

[Paisa el Toro]

Sling TV will also be adding ESPN 3 capability to its channel guide, so you don't even have to take the steps to connect your laptop/pad to your big screen:

http://www.theverge.com/2016/1/5/10714594/sling-tv-redesign-espn3-announced-ces-2016

I'm still looking for a good, legal way to get CBS Sports Network via streaming. Otherwise, I think Sling TV has me mostly covered.

[slick1ru2]

20 minutes ago, Paisa el Toro said:

Sling TV will also be adding ESPN 3 capability to its channel guide, so you don't even have to take the steps to connect your laptop/pad to your big screen:

http://www.theverge.com/2016/1/5/10714594/sling-tv-redesign-espn3-announced-ces-2016

I'm still looking for a good, legal way to get CBS Sports Network via streaming. Otherwise, I think Sling TV has me mostly covered.

Sling's only app you can access is WatchESPN so if you have a Roku, you can sign in with your Sling credentials. 

[Paisa el Toro]

Once Sling updates its user interface, you won't even have to log in separately to get Watch ESPN. It'll all be right within the app.