A&E Network Group Streaming
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I posted a few days ago in the other thread, that it's unlocked on my phone now. Both History and AE just suddenly showed me being signed in and when I looked in settings it showed me signed in through Dish. It's not available on my Roku though
Slightly off-topic but this does explain why each time I try to launch either History or A@E from the Roku the app suddenly closes?
Guess we can all speculate that it will be October 1 now, as History's website still doesn't show Dish as a participating provider.
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Don't see it on iOS but remember it's a holiday so it might be tomorrow
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How exactly does this stuff work? I mean, like right now, all the streaming devices EXCEPT Roku, show Dish as an approved provider. Roku says, this is entirely up to Dish & A&E Network, that they (Roku) is merely a delivery service. Another odd thing I noticed this morning is that AFTV has been removed entirely from the A&E authorization page. Do the streaming box providers play any role outside of simply delivering content approved by other parties?
Could be, I just don't get it. Roku is "king of the hill" among streaming boxes. They (Roku) said they are merely a delivery system & it's entirely up to Dish & A&E when it becomes available via Roku. Dish has been added to the other brands of boxes' provider lists so, why would Roku be excluded?
I could see that argument were it not for being good to go on Apple TV and XBox 360. Doesn't make any sense to me excluding Roku.
