I started with YoutubeTV but the price soared so I switched to Sling. You need to change your mindset about DVRs. Sling has a DVR function, so did YoutubeTV. With streaming you have access to a large library of shows that you can watch on demand so the DVR is of far less value than before. When the only way material was available was a linear broadcast at a time not of your choosing then DVRs made sense. You still need a subscription to enable access to the on demand library. I found Sling was the best deal.
These days we spend 90% of viewing on plain Youtube. Get the Premium package to cut out all commercials. Our Sling usage barely justifies the price but it is still useful.
I use fubo.tv.
I have no premium services at all.
Only Internet and a magicJack to keep my phone number I had for 30 years.
There is so much free content online. I learned how to do concrete how to repair my pool, my car, how to put a dormer on my roof, and more...
very helpful.
so for example, I recorded gold rush last night and today have watched it. fast forward through the commercials.
I know I can get it on demand from spectrum but the FF is disabled so I have to sit through the commercials.
Does what you described let me watch w/o commercials or FF through them?
Why would you need Roku for every TV? I subscribe to several services and I have one Roku TV and two TV’s that use Firestick. My subscriptions work on all of them.
Not sure how they get away with this
some channels can’t be accessed - they want you to download their VPN or be using a VPN for some of the channels.
The delay from the actual TV is about 3 minutes - i didn’t look at all the channels.