Red Mosquito

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:Bammer, you should really look into Playstation Vue for a streaming option. Has all the sports channels you need (other than MLB Network) and several regional sports networks.

golf channel?

yeah, golf channel is in their 2nd tier package

bammer, look into PS Vue or Sling. you can get a good amount of sports channels for $40-45/month, and just buy a cheap Roku for each tv

I use sling on my fire stick. It's got all the channels as well

E.H. Ruddock wrote:I use sling on my fire stick. It's got all the channels as well

great job

Has anyone tried YouTube TV? It's not available in my area yet.

Monkey_Driven wrote:Has anyone tried YouTube TV? It's not available in my area yet.

chud

I'm watching MLB Network on Youtube TV at this very moment.

cutuphalfdead wrote:I'm watching MLB Network on Youtube TV at this very moment.

go to work

It takes a special kind of person to watch Spring Training baseball on TV.

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:I'm watching MLB Network on Youtube TV at this very moment.

go to work

What if I told you I could watch tv at work?

cutuphalfdead wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:I'm watching MLB Network on Youtube TV at this very moment.

go to work

What if I told you I could watch tv at work?

yeah i'm streaming the bball tournament on my spare computer right now. got like 3 people standing around my desk

bodysnatcher wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:Bammer, you should really look into Playstation Vue for a streaming option. Has all the sports channels you need (other than MLB Network) and several regional sports networks.

golf channel?

yeah, golf channel is in their 2nd tier package

bammer, look into PS Vue or Sling. you can get a good amount of sports channels for $40-45/month, and just buy a cheap Roku for each tv

if you go this route, do the math if you can get a real number from Comcast. typically, if you ditch their bundle and have internet-only, they'll jack the price of internet. add that with your Vue/Sling, plus cable rental box, and see if you come out on top. you're typically still saving a good amount of money.

Thank you for all the tips.

One more angle on this: Is there any kind of product that would let me plug an audio/video out device into the main TV, and it wirelessly transmits the signal to another device plugged in to the audio/video in on the patio TV?

Not that I’ve seen

Bammer, does Comcast offer a wireless cable box? I know the satellite services do. You could move the one from the second TV pretty easily if you needed to.

Bammer wants it all for free tho

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Bammer wants it all for free tho

He's not even a millennial (at least, I don't think so)!

Banner over there thinking he's gonna outsmart Comcast

Can’t a guy just share a dang signal!?!

Bammer wrote:Thank you for all the tips.

One more angle on this: Is there any kind of product that would let me plug an audio/video out device into the main TV, and it wirelessly transmits the signal to another device plugged in to the audio/video in on the patio TV?

Depending on the channel, you could "cast" from a streaming app on your phone to the TV. I am not sure many TVs have "outs" that would support this. A sling box might also work.

Bammer wrote:Thank you for all the tips.

One more angle on this: Is there any kind of product that would let me plug an audio/video out device into the main TV, and it wirelessly transmits the signal to another device plugged in to the audio/video in on the patio TV?

i think it's doable with things like this...

https://www.amazon.com/J-Tech-Digital-W ... 071VCK1FG/

https://techforluddites.com/wireless-cable-tv/

The caveat being that you have to watch the same channel on both tvs at the same time. I don't know if you have to have both tvs powered on at the same time, though.