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I guess these are offshoots of Viva live TV. My concern about the legality is having NY/NI locals and 7 day rewind on all content with the ability to FF
Live TV Streaming Online | SkyStream TV
Live TV Streaming Online | SkyStream TV
In the terms it says subject to sports blackouts.I have been told (but unconfirmed) that its not legit.
The other giveaway is no sports blackouts.
Are there any sports blackouts?
There are absolutely NO sports blackouts of any kind, unlike some other services.
Yes, and is recording everything on a 27 TB Server, thus giving the user 7 day complete rewind. Going to 30days when he gets more equipment. With services like Vue, Sling and You tube forcing on demand that concerns me.Although... they don't carry locals... but do carry one ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX etc for the entire country.
Not sure if its legal to carry locals like that.
They could (assuming they negotiated it with the networks and all of their affiliates), but it would have to be a West Coast market just as DBS DNS must be time zone appropriate.Although... they don't carry locals... but do carry one ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX etc for the entire country.
Not sure if its legal to carry locals like that.
So, is this a legal service? That is a great question because high-quality websites have popped up promoting privacy. Now though there are a growing number of resellers like SkyStream launching that are legal resellers. We can confirm SkyStream has shown us their contract for legal rights to stream the listed channels.
Can’t find the app on AFTV or Roku.
Do you think Hdhomerun Premium tv will be pulled also, It's the same line upWhat's fishy to me is how little fanfare there is around this launch. Wouldn't having legit licensing deals in place with dozens of content providers cost in the millions, if not tens of millions, of dollars? (especially with unrestricted DVR functions). If you Google this service, the only thing that comes up is the Cord Cutters News article and articles on the provider's own blog (and places to download the app). If you were to spend so much to set up a service of this nature, wouldn't you have a better PR/marketing campaign in place to announce the launch. Even a "soft launch" wouldn't receive this small amount of coverage in the online media, which seems eager to post anything related to cord cutting these days, given how clickbait-worthy such articles can be. I know self-publishing authors who will put more effort into promoting a $10 eBook on the best hiking trails in the county. Either these licensing deals aren't legit or this owner is the worst businessman in the industry. Either way this service won't be around long.
Do you think Hdhomerun Premium tv will be pulled also, It's the same line up