Is there an app that can be used to stream local (OTA) channels without using an antenna?
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
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I have a "MyGica" -- which is an app, and comes with a tiny dual antenna. In a pinch it's pretty good, and given the size of the antenna, it does reasonably well. The UI can be a little "klunky" at times...but it works.Is there an app that can be used to stream local (OTA) channels without using an antenna?
Thanks in advance.
I don't believe they are live broadcasts though.Most local television stations have their own app which will let you stream their original content (news, weather, public affairs programming, etc) for free.
Nothing for free, some have tried but got smacked down by the big guys.. You can stream local OTA via paid streaming services, but they come loaded with a bunch of other stuff.Is there an app that can be used to stream local (OTA) channels without using an antenna?
Verizon wants $55 for local channels around here.Your cable provider may have the best deal for that.
What's the point of using Sling if you still need an antenna, sign up to get ads?Sling, through their AirTV device, allows you to get local channels without signing up for their service. You still need an antenna, though.
Maybe, but they're still selling them and you know they'll keep doing the guide updates so long as there is a subscription base supporting it. I have the Bolt OTA, which also skips commercials automatically on most recordings. I flat forgot TiVo has an app. I can set recordings, delete recordings and stream content to my phone. It also works with some Android TV boxes, according to the app page in the Play store.As well, you may be able to do this with the TiVo OTA gear but I thought I read somewhere they were getting out of the OTA business. One used to be able to do this with Amazon's Recast but it has been end of lifed by Amazon.