It's good if you live in the big cities like New York and Chicago etc. They've had it on Dish for almost a year and I'm still waiting for it in the Mobile area coverage.
I suggest you read the article in the link.Where would one find the locast app on their receiver? I "live" in the Boston market but I am not physically in the Boston market and I am curious if I would be able to use it, but I don't see it available anyway on the menus.
I suggest you read the article in the link.
It doesn't. It says it will be available May 31st, but that doesn't mean everyone will get it right away. Think how they rolled out the new UI.Where in that article does it say where the app is found in our receivers?
Depending on your TV, you may be able to cast to it from your PC, phone, or tablet as well. I can't cast directly to my TV, but I can and do cast Locast to my FireTVstick.Can use Locast on your computer and HDMI to your computer. Just spoof your location with Firefox
Depending on your TV, you may be able to cast to it from your PC, phone, or tablet as well. I can't cast directly to my TV, but I can and do cast Locast to my FireTVstick.
That depends on how much you value watching the Locast stations on the big screen. For me, clicking on the cast app on my Firestick and then clicking on "Cast" in the Chrome browser on my PC doesn't seem like much of hassle.Too much of a hassle
That depends on how much you value watching the Locast stations on the big screen. For me, clicking on the cast app on my Firestick and then clicking on "Cast" in the Chrome browser on my PC doesn't seem like much of hassle.
Don't tell Juan about it. He'll spend hours telling you why it's illegal somehow...I get my free local OTA channels on my Apple TV 4K through a native app, Channels, with the ability to pause and rewind live TV with the Apple remote. Works great. Shame there's hardly ever much of anything worth watching on live OTA TV when I happen to switch over to it.
Don't tell Juan about it. He'll spend hours telling you why it's illegal somehow...
Heck, I stream free OTA locals over the Internet quite often, and it's all quite legal. I use the DishAnywhere app with a Sling enabled Hopper.Ha. Well, in my case, the OTA signals aren't streaming over the internet, only over my home network (LAN).
Don't tell Juan about it. He'll spend hours telling you why it's illegal somehow...
Its legal for your own personal use..aka slingbox...its when it used to bypass paying carriage fees
Its legal for your own personal use..aka slingbox...its when it used to bypass paying carriage fees
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I guess we'll have to see what happens if and when a carrier uses Locast to bypass carriage fees. That hasn't happened yet...
That would not be any different than what they do now by installing OTA antennas and supplying the OTA adapter. They're enabling subscribers to receive the locals outside of the retrans rules just as subscribers can do for themselves. I don't see what anyone could scream about. At least not with any legal footing...Give dish a chance ...they would probably mail out rokus to affected subs...they have done that before...no different than a antenna but there will be more screaming
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