I was talking about, I think, what you might have with Comcast. It’s all paid for and not cheap. But it includes tv.frontier.net where you can stream with your account info.
Even if OAN is cheap on its own, it’s not free. And ala carte programming can add up. I’m pretty sick of having netflix, amazon, frontier and so on as different paid accounts. I looked into Youtube TV, but it costs almost the exact same as my FIOS/Frontier bill.
I’m not watching that much regular TV anymore and might just go with a few streaming services and ad-free Youtube (with an ad blocker) someday.
But it is free! You can get it through the KlowdTV free package. They do not even require you to provide a credit card. You can watch it on your computer or just about any type of streaming device for free. Is this a lead a horse to water but cannot make it drink situation?
I looked into Youtube TV, but it costs almost the exact same as my FIOS/Frontier bill.
Youtube TV is not a particularly good deal. Their biggest selling point is “unlimited DVR”. The premium providers are constantly changing their services and content. OAN was originally $5 a month, then it was $2.50 with about 50 channels. Currently they are giving it away.
Sling currently costs us about $50 a month, but it has 200 hours of DVR, on ungodly number of channels most which we have little interest in, but it streams on 3 devices at the same time so we split the cost with my parents because they love the cable like experience.