DISH Answers Questions about the NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube promotion

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Answering a few questions about the NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube promotion



Hello Dish customers!

We've received a number of questions regarding the NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube promotion, and we'd like to provide some answers.

This offer is available to both new and current DISH customers.

DISH is providing NFL Sunday Ticket from YouTube as an optional add-on for its satellite TV packages. This exclusive offer allows DISH subscribers to access the streaming-only Sunday Ticket at a special promotional rate.

How to Watch:

DISH customers can conveniently access NFL Sunday Ticket directly through their DISH Hopper receivers using the YouTube app. This eliminates the need to switch to a different device.

Billing:

The cost of NFL Sunday Ticket can be added to your DISH bill, providing a single, convenient payment option and simplifying the billing process.

Important Considerations:

It is essential to remember that this is the streaming version of NFL Sunday Ticket. Therefore, a high-speed internet connection is required to watch the games. The service is also subject to YouTube's terms and conditions, including their policies on refunds and game inclusions.

Please be aware that NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube only includes out-of-market Sunday afternoon games. It does not include:

  • Games played in your local market (these are subject to local blackouts and must be watched on a local channel).
  • Games on national broadcasts like Sunday Night Football, Monday Night Football, or Thursday Night Football.
To watch all NFL games, you may need additional services or an antenna for primetime and local market games.

We trust that this comprehensive overview addresses any inquiries you may have had regarding the NFL Sunday Ticket promotion and its specific content, helping you make an informed decision.
 
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I can't seem to locate a YouTube app on my Dish system , or a method to install it.

According to this page; Watch Youtube on TV - Play YouTube Video on Hopper 3 | DISH, I am supposed to navigate to to the Apps screen on your Hopper by pressing Home and selecting Apps.

After pressing the Home button, I do not see 'Apps'

Any suggestions on getting YouTube on my Dish account?
First, you need a Hopper 3. Next you must have internet connected to that Hopper. Do you meet that criteria?
 
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First, you need a Hopper 3. Next you must have internet connected to that Hopper. Do you meet that criteria?
Yes

My equipment list is:
HOPPER3
JOEY3.0 x2
4KJOEY

And the Hopper is internet connected.

This is what I see under Apps... And I see no way to add another app

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Yes

My equipment list is:
HOPPER3
JOEY3.0 x2
4KJOEY

And the Hopper is internet connected.

This is what I see under Apps... And I see no way to add another app

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Are you doing that from one of your Joeys? Regular Joeys do not get Youtube, only the Joey 4. You should see the Youtube app on your Hopper provided you are internet connected. Another way to get to Youtube on that Hopper is to go to channel 371.
 
Are you doing that from one of your Joeys? Regular Joeys do not get Youtube, only the Joey 4. You should see the Youtube app on your Hopper provided you are internet connected. Another way to get to Youtube on that Hopper is to go to channel 371.
That must be the magic! And yes I was trying to do this from a joey. If I add YouTube from the Hopper, will that be available to the Joeys?
 
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That must be the magic! And yes I was trying to do this from a joey. If I add YouTube from the Hopper, will that be available to the Joeys?
Upgrade to Joey 4, and the YouTube will be there.
This will also enable not only 4K, but HDR on that Joey 4. This will allow you to watch 4K/HDR event on the 540 channels using that Joey.
 

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