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Well it depends on what system you have. I got it to work with the Armada Pure Linux. I learned how with this video. Maybe it would work for you.

Hey Guys. Have you guys had any luck with this? It looks like it works on at least some Android boxes. I have an old chinese Android. Do you think it will work?

There is a lot of sports content there.

The National broadcast networks are a whole other can of worms that i think those guys don't want to jump in to. Hey I ran accross this video of Sling TV in action. it looks like a good idea. Are you guys cable cutters.

This is not a big surprise. He has a huge following. These huge organizations whether they be Fox New or Cable companies view themselves as the gate keepers for the world. Well they are not. The people are in control. I am not even a fan of The Blaze but what has happened with this comeback is...

There's actually something cool that does that kind of thing with XBMC. This newer product called the Mach 8 has a cool XBMC that links PVR options to the main XBMC launch screen quickly and easily with this thing called Cloudword. Check this out.

Nimble TV was acquired and shut down. The new company that owns it sees it as a platform to sell to legacy cable companies and has ties to Verizon.

Nimble TV got bought out. The service is shut down. That sucks.

There is so little 4K content. It's like this piece of candy that get's dangled in front of people to make them want a new TV.

I have heard that some companies are beginning to move away from the Flat design. Maybe even Apple.

Until a smart TV is an easy to use and update as a Roku I can't fathom getting one.

If your laptop has windows 8.1 it will have miracast. It is not called Miracast though. Unfortunately unlike AirPlay this type of mirroring is called something different on every device. Often it's called something like Wireless display. Do you have an Android device to try out with the Roku 3?

Cool. looking forward to that.

All of the networks are trying to be recognized for online offerings. One day people may just think they started as apps.

That's what I thought about the Viacom fight. But Fox News has a huge audience, so I bet they will work it out.