I don't think so; Hulu is ass my dudes.

I use Apollo IPTV, have been for about 8 months. $14/month and it has every live tv channel including PPV's, has every cfb/nfl game including RedZone, along with every movie/tv show. You just need a fire stick.

https://apollogroup.tv/#pricing

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I use Apollo IPTV, have been for about 8 months. $14/month and it has every live tv channel including PPV's, has every cfb/nfl game including RedZone, along with every movie/tv show. You just need a fire stick.

https://apollogroup.tv/#pricing

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Yeah that's definitely an option if you don't worry about stuff like "Is this legal?"

Does not have TBS or TNT...Lost those main channels and price went up?

I am looking for another option actively which at these price points it truly does make going back to comcast much easier. When you can bundle internet/tv it just makes sense anymore. I think the offer I saw last was $79.99 for both.

I use Fubo during baseball season for astros and then switch over to yttv during mlb playoffs and rest of year. If yttv had att sportsnet it would be perfect.

FUBO easily has the slickest interface of any streaming service

What i enjoy is during Football Season, you can bring up the game stats on many of the games.

I've had YTTV for years and no issues. Im trying Fubo on a trial for the Astros but ATTSN picture quality looks SD or low quality HD. I do not have any internet issues and other channels look better. I'd this your experience with attsn?

The big question is whether you want regional sports networks. YTTV doesn't carry them. Fubo does. Otherwise I think YTTV has a better interface for slightly fewer channels. Both work for football and most basketball.

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I've had YTTV for years and no issues. Im trying Fubo on a trial for the Astros but ATTSN picture quality looks SD or low quality HD. I do not have any internet issues and other channels look better. I'd this your experience with attsn?

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I had tried Fubo a few years ago and it wasn't great. I had the 2017 Roku Ultra.

When YTTV got into its issue with ESPN i tried it again. By then I had the current ultra (2020 i think) as the old one over time started to have issues, and the picture looks great.

From what I'm told, its even better on the Apple TV streamer which will let you split into 4 pictures.

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kdaviii said:

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I use Apollo IPTV, have been for about 8 months. $14/month and it has every live tv channel including PPV's, has every cfb/nfl game including RedZone, along with every movie/tv show. You just need a fire stick.

https://apollogroup.tv/#pricing

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Yeah that's definitely an option if you don't worry about stuff like "Is this legal?"

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Seriously a provider that requires a VPN to ensure you don't get throttled and takes bitcoin?

If you have fubo, Origin Sports is howing the 1986 Cotton Bowl right now. Bo Jackson vs. Texas A&M

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I had tried Fubo a few years ago and it wasn't great.

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So Fubo is FUBAR?

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Ferg said:

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I had tried Fubo a few years ago and it wasn't great.

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So Fubo is FUBAR?

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I am watching it right now with my newer more powerful Ultra, and it looks fine.

Only Fubo has att sports southwest( Astros,) last time I checked

Firestick FTW

Switched from Dish for years, to YTTV, then to Fubo last year when they dropped half the lineup during bowl season. 3rd time YTTV had lost channels, and got alot more buffering on YTTV. Plus if bufferring is hit on Fubo it will just temporarily drop resolution. I did watch the bowl games and the end of the NFL season on Fubo.

I would recommend not using the native tv app and use something like a Roku ultra or Roku stick. Swapped out all my fire sticks last year.

Only other issue that may annoy you is the dont allow vpn traffic, but it's pretty common. Profiles are also much better than YTTV as it's not tied to every thing google. Wife seems to be happy with the dvr, which she's watched on road trips.

Also, for all you conservatives like me, they flip CNN the bird, and you get newsmax.