I’m not completely tech literate with these smart TVs. But I have managed to set up AirPlay & it’s working fine for YouTube videos & screen mirroring. But if I try to play anything in the ESPN app, I get nothing (sometimes audio through my TV but no video). Any suggestions?
OT - Issues playing ESPN app on TV
- Thread starter patdog
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*if I may piggy back on to this ESPN app question......re: ESPN+ & live TV
I got rid of CSpire TV, mainly b/c I watched 4 channels, and got the Disney+ bundle (Wednesday of last week) and figured I would be all set to watch the battle for the golden egg.....Only to find out that I could only watch the "sky cast" version and not the live feed!!! was a little pissed, but oh well!
Above said....what is the best and most cost effective "Live TV" subscription to be able to watch broadcast games? I'm old, I'm cheap, and I don't give a 17 to spend $ 79.00/month for something I am not going to use
.....and I have a feeling, I am about to spend $ 79.00/month to watch live sports
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I got rid of CSpire TV, mainly b/c I watched 4 channels, and got the Disney+ bundle (Wednesday of last week) and figured I would be all set to watch the battle for the golden egg.....Only to find out that I could only watch the "sky cast" version and not the live feed!!! was a little pissed, but oh well!
Above said....what is the best and most cost effective "Live TV" subscription to be able to watch broadcast games? I'm old, I'm cheap, and I don't give a 17 to spend $ 79.00/month for something I am not going to use
.....and I have a feeling, I am about to spend $ 79.00/month to watch live sports
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LG tvs don’t support the ESPN app. I have no idea why but I found that out last year after I bought an LG.
I went and bought the cheapest Roku I could get and put it on there just for ESPN.
I went and bought the cheapest Roku I could get and put it on there just for ESPN.
Fubo is geared for sports. You still will need ESPN + to get a lot of our basketball and baseball games though.
ESPN+ has almost no SEC content. You need to be a subscriber to the ESPN channels and the SEC Netowrk to watch most every game using the ESPN app ESPN Channels and the SEC+ app on your streaming device or tv. You don't need to pay for ESPN+ for basketball and baseball.
You can likely get away with a Sling Package that carries all the ESPN content. It's a PITA, but most have free trails, do that as much as you can with different email addresses (if possible). Also if your parents have DirectTV, UVerse, etc., it may come with a log in for the ESPN App (not endorsing this as ethical or legal, just that it is an option).
Second this. I dropped Roku and moved to the Fire Sticks. Much better UI and picture quality. I also always had issues with my Roku remotes. I now have 3 Fire Sticks. I even carry one with me on vacations.
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