Certain TV brands are not compatible with Spectrum App (LG, Vizio, Sony, firesticks). Samsung, roku tvs, and roku sticks work great. I recommend the 4K roku stick (best wifi) if TV is not compatible. I have multiple tvs (using 4k rokus) and cloud dvr. Really love the cloud dvr, watch any recording on any tv.Spectrum is a decent price until i start adding equipment.. can i just use the app. Do I have to get a box for one room and then the app for the other TVs??
well i was told 9.99 box rentalThis Thread is full of misinformation
1 - The $18 broadcast TV fee is the only extra below the line fee, DVR and set top rentals fees are to be expected
Set top rentals are $8/box, DVR fee is $12 for one DVR or $20 for up to four
You can use the Spectrum app in lieu of having a set top box, if you want DVR service with the app you need to pay for the Cloud DVR, which is $5 or $10.
2 - What taxes? Many states do not charge tax on TV service. It's illegal to charge tax on internet service. Charter eats the tax on phone service.
3 - There is no $5 'Sports Fee'.
There is an optional $5 add on Sports Tier that includes: ESPNEWS, MLB StrikeZone, NBA TV, NFL Network, NFL RedZone, NHL Network, Olympic Channel, Big Ten Network, Mav TV, Golf, Tennis Channel, Outdoor Channel and the 8 ESPN College Extra Channels. With the exception of StrikeZone, RedZone and Outdoor channel, all of the other channels mentioned are included in Digi Tier 1 or 2 add on packages for $12 each or included as a part of TV Gold. And unlike DirecTV, there is no RSN fee
4 - Spectrum's pricing is pretty reasonable compared to DirecTV.
I pay $194 (including the Broadcast Fee) for TV Gold w/Cinemax, Epix, 2 DVRs
A DirecTV equivalent of Premier + RSN Fee + 2 DVRs is $221 with the new pricing
Going even further to make it an apples to apples comparison as best as possible, if I were to add the Sports Tier to Spectrum price would be $199, if I add Epix and HD Extra Pack to DirecTV it would be $232. DirecTV is $33 more expensive for nearly the same services.
You should consider Cloud DVR Plusnand ditch the 2 DVR boxes. Cloud DVR is whole house dvr. Cloud Plus allows 100 recordings.This Thread is full of misinformation
1 - The $18 broadcast TV fee is the only extra below the line fee, DVR and set top rentals fees are to be expected
Set top rentals are $8/box, DVR fee is $12 for one DVR or $20 for up to four
You can use the Spectrum app in lieu of having a set top box, if you want DVR service with the app you need to pay for the Cloud DVR, which is $5 or $10.
2 - What taxes? Many states do not charge tax on TV service. It's illegal to charge tax on internet service. Charter eats the tax on phone service.
3 - There is no $5 'Sports Fee'.
There is an optional $5 add on Sports Tier that includes: ESPNEWS, MLB StrikeZone, NBA TV, NFL Network, NFL RedZone, NHL Network, Olympic Channel, Big Ten Network, Mav TV, Golf, Tennis Channel, Outdoor Channel and the 8 ESPN College Extra Channels. With the exception of StrikeZone, RedZone and Outdoor channel, all of the other channels mentioned are included in Digi Tier 1 or 2 add on packages for $12 each or included as a part of TV Gold. And unlike DirecTV, there is no RSN fee
4 - Spectrum's pricing is pretty reasonable compared to DirecTV.
I pay $194 (including the Broadcast Fee) for TV Gold w/Cinemax, Epix, 2 DVRs
A DirecTV equivalent of Premier + RSN Fee + 2 DVRs is $221 with the new pricing
Going even further to make it an apples to apples comparison as best as possible, if I were to add the Sports Tier to Spectrum price would be $199, if I add Epix and HD Extra Pack to DirecTV it would be $232. DirecTV is $33 more expensive for nearly the same services.
Nope. Not now, not ever. I don't believe in the 'cloud', it's all BS.You should consider Cloud DVR Plusnand ditch the 2 DVR boxes. Cloud DVR is whole house dvr. Cloud Plus allows 100 recordings.
Your usage patterns may be relatively unique. Many use DVRs for binging or making recordings "for a rainy day".It's extremally rare anything stays on any of my DVRs for more than 24 hours.
I understand that. Others use them to record things for longer terms and different usage patterns. I still have the Olympic Opening Ceremonies from the 2008 Summer games.To me, DVRs are nothing but temporary storage.
Neither is yours.I understand that. Others use them to record things for longer terms and different usage patterns. I still have the Olympic Opening Ceremonies from the 2008 Summer games.
My point is that your usage is not representative of everyone else's usage.
Available on Amazon for $8, and it's not dependent on a hard drive failure.I understand that. Others use them to record things for longer terms and different usage patterns. I still have the Olympic Opening Ceremonies from the 2008 Summer games.
My point is that your usage is not representative of everyone else's usage.
You offered it as an example of what other people use their dvrs for, so yes you did.I didn't claim that it was.
The difference is that my copy is in HD.Available on Amazon for $8, and it's not dependent on a hard drive failure.
An example of one such use isn't a claim of representation of everyone else's use.You offered it as an example of what other people use their dvrs for, so yes you did.
SMHAn example of one such use isn't a claim of representation of everyone else's use.
Works fine for me. Been using the app for years.Do a Google search on the spectrum app also it sucks
In my area it's always screwing upWorks fine for me. Been using the app for years.
You could save $30 month by switching to Cloud DVR and ditching the cable boxes. Allows you to watch recorded content on any tv in the house.There are no additional fees with Spectrum Voice. Charter eats the E911, Federal Communications Commission Fee, Federal Universal Service Fund Fee. Franchise Fee (for video service) is the only one that applies.
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