if I have a roku, stick, etc and I take it to another location with a different provider, will that f things up? will in need to sign in at the new locale? ill be working and the county is the subscriber. im new to the streaming devices and have never traveled with them before. id prefer to watch it on the tv and not my phone.

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Posted by TIGERSTORM

parts unknown

Member since Feb 2009

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Posted on 2/26/16 at 7:19 am to higgins

You'll need to login to the Internet but every thing else should be fine. I've used mine in hotels and at the in-laws out of state with no issue.

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Posted by TU Rob

Birmingham

Member since Nov 2008

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Posted on 2/26/16 at 8:38 am to TIGERSTORM

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You'll need to login to the Internet but every thing else should be fine. I've used mine in hotels and at the in-laws out of state with no issue.

Same here. The account settings are static unless you go in and change them. The only change you're making is what internet you're connecting to. Took my fire stick to a beach house last year and all I did was connect to the wifi and everything was up and running.

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Posted by TigerinATL

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Posted on 2/26/16 at 8:46 am to higgins

As others have said, it should be pretty plug and play once you get the streaming device onto the Internet wherever you are. The only caveat is if you're traveling outside the US some of the services will block you.

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Posted by higgins

flowery branch, ga

Member since Dec 2009

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Posted on 2/26/16 at 8:46 am to TU Rob

thanks. good to know. I know the county provider is dish. I would have no idea what the login info would be. its only known by the commissioners. its a public safety job.

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