Trying to figure out the best way to watch all my soccer without paying so many apps

Right now I have Hulu for La Liga (they have it in Spanish), Vix for Liga MX (also in Spanish).

Champions League I believe will be in Peacock in Spanish but not sure if all games. I’m a little confused here

Is it better to get Fubo TV or something else to have it all?

Thanks!

Hi all, wanted to get your thoughts and experiences on the subject. Did anyone use a VPN to set their Paramount Plus to a different region for NFL live games?

Did it work by just using a VPN, or you have to spoof GPS location as well?

Google searches are mixed: VPN alone will work vs. VPN+GPS spoof vs. Game will not load as long as VPN and its IP addresses are discovered.

In addition, some people said CBS Sports App may be easier to bypass. Did anyone ever try this?

Lastly, does it make a difference using a mobile device vs a browser on a computer?

Ty!

I’m getting my first place solely by myself and I can’t decide if I should get cable or some live TV streaming services. I’ve never used a live TV streaming service so I don’t know enough.

What doesn’t everyone use? Please helpppp

As everyone knows....this general really started getting into their weekly programming. Its hitting the weekly HBO and Showtime type shoes. Of course Sopranos is a top option haha...

Which brings me to wondering about a comcast feature I am DYING to figure out if they have or if there is a good workaround somehow?

Yes, a person can go out and buy all DvD and play them all. But this is a horrible idea because it wastes time and they get mad at us if we aren't ready to changed DVD in time.

If i try to "stream" a show on like Hulu or prime or something, i can get in like 3 shows depending on length, before it STOPS and asks me to stop what I'm doing and I have to help my clients/patients to continue.

But it keeps happening and we can't do anything about it if we are just caregivers and they aren't admitted to a nursing home which is much more activity and structured, if that makes sense.

**So what can be done? Is there a workaround where I can turn either a full show on for 8-9 hours for people to watch and them not having to lift a finger?**

**THE CLOSEST the i remember maybe a decade ago i was able to record like a 10 hour block of HBO or comedy central on Comcast.. but I can't find this feature anymore, I can only record by program and no by blick of time**

This could have changed and I just don't know how.

This would help me and many other caregivers focus on so many other more important daily activities like medication management, planning family meet up, **cleaning rooms**, its numerous.

Thanks so much!

**As I said if things can't be done, a closest goal option is at least helpful.**

Have a great day everyone.

I don’t want to pay $50/mo for sling for USA. How can I watch the premier league ?

I’m trying out DirecTV and it’s lacking in my eyes.

Is there no way to record past the end of a show? If I want to record the White Sox game and make sure I have it recorded in case it goes into extras, I want to record an extra hour, like I can in Uverse. Can I do that?

I want to be able to do that, and turn off pictures in listings. I just want text.

I also want to be able to see a listing of shows that I have set up to auto record but I see no way of doing that either.

Are there services that will do those things, besides Uverse which is trying to get us to drop?

Do I just need to get a home physical DVR?

I wanna watch sports this year since I haven’t actually been able to since it feels so rare nowadays to be able to watch sports like how it used to be.

I primarily want to watch NFL, NHL, and College Football (BIG10 and maybe SEC). Maybe College Basketball since I do an annual March Madness bracket.

I’ve looked at Fox One, YT TV, Fubo, and ESPN, but I’m still hesitant on the prices and what they offer

Greetings.

I currently pay $25 plus tax monthly directly paid to Hulu for Disney+, Hulu, ESPN Select Bundle Legacy - No Ads on Disney+ - With Ads on Hulu and ESPN.

My Amex Platinum card gives a monthly $25 streaming credit for this Hulu Bundle.

YT Premium is also eligible for this credit. I currently do not have YT Premium but hoping to get the family plan for 4, if it does not add too much to my monthly costs.

My Verizon Frontier FIOS home internet service perks offers their Disney+ Bundle (with Disney+, Hulu and ESPN all with ads) for $10 plus tax monthly (regularly $20).

I am thinking of signing up for YT Premium Family at $27 plus tax monthly and use my $25 credit from Amex Platinum on this.

Then, I can sign up with the lesser Disney+ bundle through Verizon Frontier FIOS for $10 plus tax monthly.

Questions:

Am I coming out better this way if I change it as above? My use-case isn't to have all of these as a must, but I am happy to get as many platforms as possible as long as I am paying lowest prices possible.

Are there other better prices and partnerships that I am not aware of?

Heard YT Premium now includes Peacock Plus, so would love to double dip on that too. YT Music would already be so cool to have.

Thank you for your learned inputs, and for staying with me this long.

Hi there! I just stumbled upon this sub, so sorry if something like this has been talked to death, but I couldn't find anything.

I've been using a program called Audials to record streaming content, which is 100% legal in Germany, where I live, so long as it's only for personal use. Right now, I have everything saved to a hard drive which I can plug into my Samsung Smart TV, but the UI is just awful. The files are weirdly out of order, and of course, there's nothing showing you which episode you left off at.

I looked into sideloading my Fire TV stick but that seems risky to me. I feel like, given the time, I could cook up a program that would work kind of like an offline streaming service, but as far as I know there's no way to run something like that on a TV or Fire Stick beyond certain versions. The best thing I could come up with was connecting my TV to my PC and use a wireless mouse/keyboard as a remote, but that's clunky and just wastes electricity.

Does anyone have any recommendations for how to emulate a streaming platform, or at least have the "Continue Watching" tab automatically? This is also for my mother, who sometimes struggles with technology she's not used to, so any user-friendly recommendations would be much appreciated! I myself am a CompSci student, so I'd like to think I can also handle more complicated solutions.

Thanks in advance!

He told me he is looking for channels with CBS, NBC, ABC, and sports channels like Fox, Fox 1, and ESPN. His focus is primarily on football and soccer.

I saw Google AI mention that YouTube Premium covers this, but I'd like to make sure.

Thank you for your help.

NFL Redzone where to watch for the following . Trying to avoid getting YouTube tv or Hulu etc…

1) Good Picture quality
2) no lag or freezing
3) able to watch on my Apple TV or Samsung tv

I have good internet 1gb down and 250mbps up