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re: Official Cutting The Cord Thread
Posted on 10/24/15 at 10:00 am to tduecen
Posted on 10/24/15 at 10:00 am to tduecen
I have a few questions; hopefully this is the right thread to ask. . I have a Charter account for Internet and tv in my home.
I am looking to add a Roku TV to my man cave for watching sports (ESPN, SEC Network, CBS,etc.) without adding another cable box.
Never had Roku or anything like this.
My question is if I get the Roku TV are there any potential roadblocks to me watching said events mentioned above?
Do I need to be aware of anything else?
Thanks in advance for any help.
I am looking to add a Roku TV to my man cave for watching sports (ESPN, SEC Network, CBS,etc.) without adding another cable box.
Never had Roku or anything like this.
My question is if I get the Roku TV are there any potential roadblocks to me watching said events mentioned above?
Do I need to be aware of anything else?
Thanks in advance for any help.
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Posted on 10/25/15 at 2:15 pm to GTD
You can't watch network tv on a roku. Gonna need an antenna if you don't have cable/satellite. There are other non-legal ways to catch network games, though.
Posted on 10/26/15 at 7:29 am to GTD
quote:
I have a Charter account for Internet and tv in my home.
I am looking to add a Roku TV to my man cave for watching sports (ESPN, SEC Network, CBS,etc.) without adding another cable box.
If these channels are included in your cable package you're entitled to stream them to a Roku at no additional charge. The Roku will pay for itself in a short time vs. paying monthly for an additional cable box.
Posted on 10/26/15 at 6:32 pm to GTD
quote:
I have a few questions; hopefully this is the right thread to ask. . I have a Charter account for Internet and tv in my home.
I am looking to add a Roku TV to my man cave for watching sports (ESPN, SEC Network, CBS,etc.) without adding another cable box.
Never had Roku or anything like this.
My question is if I get the Roku TV are there any potential roadblocks to me watching said events mentioned above?
Do I need to be aware of anything else?
Thanks in advance for any help.
Pretty sure there isn't an option to stream CBS on a ROKU, but if you get rabbit ears or a digital antenna, that can be caught normally pretty well.
With your ROKU, just download the watchESPN app, and enter your log in information. You'l be able to watch the following: (Note, as long as you are paying for this sports package)
ESPN
ESPN2
ESPNU
ESPNews
SEC Network
SEC Network +
Longhorn Network
Posted on 11/1/15 at 10:36 am to GTD
quote:
I have a Charter account for Internet and tv in my home. I am looking to add a Roku TV to my man cave for watching sports (ESPN, SEC Network, CBS,etc.) without adding another cable box.
There's a charter spectrum app on the roku that will let it work like another cable box as long as you are using a charter modem. You can also just use your log in info with the ESPN app
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