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Netflix, Streaming Videos & DVDs

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3. I don't have cable tv

Reply to Lionel Mandrake (Original post)

Sun Dec 11, 2022, 03:34 PM

Dec 2022

I am able to stream many channels with my new wireless connection via this link:

https://ustv247.tv/cnbclive/

I also watch with rabbit ears and a converter box on an old television set that belonged to my late mother. It was made in the 1990s and plays VCR tapes.

Best of luck watching television FOR FREE!

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replacement for cable TV [View all] Lionel Mandrake Dec 2022 OP

We're using Roku.. Permanut Dec 2022 #1

As I understand it, Roku is a device Lionel Mandrake Dec 2022 #13

try YouTube.... bahboo Dec 2022 #2

Good luck. Lionel Mandrake Dec 2022 #14

I don't have cable tv CountAllVotes Dec 2022 #3

I have youtube tv. It's $65 a month and I get cable tv stations jalan48 Dec 2022 #4

Does it include a virtual DVR? Lionel Mandrake Dec 2022 #15

Yes, and you can skip through commercials on recorded shows that have them. jalan48 Dec 2022 #17

I signed up for YouTube TV. Lionel Mandrake Dec 2022 #19

It's hard to record or even find what you recorded, I mean Laura PourMeADrink Dec 2022 #20

We cancelled our cable right after the 2020 election. old as dirt Dec 2022 #5

We just removed Directv satellite after 25 years... Ferrets are Cool Dec 2022 #6

Does Directv Streaming include a virtual DVR? Lionel Mandrake Dec 2022 #16

Yes, it does, for up to 9 months. Ferrets are Cool Dec 2022 #18

You don't really have to "save" anything Laura PourMeADrink Dec 2022 #21

But can you get MSNBC? I think the only sure option is Sling? vanlassie Dec 2022 #7

YouTubeTV offers MSNBC Auggie Dec 2022 #8

Hulu Live also has MSNBC. Cuthbert Allgood Dec 2022 #9

Depends on the specifics you want. Sling, Hulu, and YouTubeTV are all solid options. Cuthbert Allgood Dec 2022 #10

Thank you all for your replies. Lionel Mandrake Dec 2022 #11

If you're into movies bif Dec 2022 #12