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What I have now is Spectrum internet $60/m and Youtube tv $40/m using Roku.
It's been 2 weeks and I have not yet had any withdrawal symptoms. Still getting used to the remote and Roku methods. I am having some delays which may be my older router. I really didn't get a higher end router because I never intended to livestream when I got it and went direct to my computer with Ethernet.
Youtube Tv works well. It has unlimited cloud dvr and will allow 5 other users in the house each with their own dvr and sign in. Had no issues at all watching SX Saturday. It has Golf channel and CNBC which are mandatory but no C_SPAN. It also has 3 comedy channels Fox, CNN and MSNBC.
I have been an Amazon Prime member for years just to save shipping costs so the movie and music channels are kind of free. Linking was dead simple. Roku makes all that pretty easy. Will be bingeing on Deadwood soon.
I have local antenna also but don't really use it because Youtube has the local stations I want. Looking forward to the Masters this week.
It's been 2 weeks and I have not yet had any withdrawal symptoms. Still getting used to the remote and Roku methods. I am having some delays which may be my older router. I really didn't get a higher end router because I never intended to livestream when I got it and went direct to my computer with Ethernet.
Youtube Tv works well. It has unlimited cloud dvr and will allow 5 other users in the house each with their own dvr and sign in. Had no issues at all watching SX Saturday. It has Golf channel and CNBC which are mandatory but no C_SPAN. It also has 3 comedy channels Fox, CNN and MSNBC.
I have been an Amazon Prime member for years just to save shipping costs so the movie and music channels are kind of free. Linking was dead simple. Roku makes all that pretty easy. Will be bingeing on Deadwood soon.
I have local antenna also but don't really use it because Youtube has the local stations I want. Looking forward to the Masters this week.
I'm not a fan of Roku. I use Amazon Fire TV boxes/sticks only. However, Roku is fine to use too. You can get some amazing deals at Costco right now with Roku built into the TV. I have a few TV's with Fire TV built into it (Toshiba) and like them.
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Hi there,
We built YouTube TV to bring you a live TV service with the content you want through a reimagined TV experience.
Effective today, April 10, 2019, YouTube TV includes channels from Discovery Inc. All members will now have access to Discovery Channel, HGTV, Food Network, TLC, Investigation Discovery, Animal Planet, Travel Channel, and MotorTrend. In addition, EPIX is now available for an additional charge. Finally, we’ll be including the Oprah Winfrey Network (OWN) later this year.
To keep bringing you the best service possible, we are also updating our membership pricing. The price for new and existing members will be $49.99/month. The price for new and existing members billed through Apple will be $54.99/month. Your core plan price will change to $49.99 on May 24, 2019, based on your latest billing information. To check on the status of your account, please go to your Settings > Membership screen for updated information.
The updated pricing will continue to include DVR with unlimited storage space, up to 6 accounts per household, and 3 concurrent streams. No additional fees are required for broadcast, HD, set-top box, or DVR.
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