Roku just added a new free channel called "the b/w" that only airs classic black and white TV shows and movies 24/7. This is my kind of channel!
The Roku description says that it is in a "live" format. Is there a schedule anywhere? Personally, I feel that live format defeats the whole purpose of a streaming box.Roku just added a new free channel called "the b/w" that only airs classic black and white TV shows and movies 24/7. This is my kind of channel!
Roku just added a new free channel called "the b/w" that only airs classic black and white TV shows and movies 24/7. This is my kind of channel!
The Roku description says that it is in a "live" format. Is there a schedule anywhere? Personally, I feel that live format defeats the whole purpose of a streaming box.
The Roku description says that it is in a "live" format. Is there a schedule anywhere? Personally, I feel that live format defeats the whole purpose of a streaming box.
When was the last time you used the live feed for Epix on the Roku? It hasn't worked in months. And as for the rest, those are sports channels. Watching a game after the results are in isn't all that fun. I'm sure you knew what I meant, but threw in your 2 cents just for the hell of it, is that there is no need for a live channel (especially of very old stuff) on a streaming box. It could easily be streamed on-demand style to make it more worthwhile. I've had dvrs for years now and time-shift everything. If there is something on at a time I can't watch it at, then I record it. No way that this is possible with this channel. Also streaming live hurts this channel because very few people buy a streaming box to watch live, not on their own schedule, tv programs. I really hate appointment television and more and more people are with me on that.So you would do away with MLB.TV, NBA League Pass, ESPN, EPIX, etc., on streaming boxes because they have "live" content? That's ridiculous. Live content is just as important as on demand services is on these devices. The more content, the better.
When was the last time you used the live feed for Epix on the Roku? It hasn't worked in months. And as for the rest, those are sports channels. Watching a game after the results are in isn't all that fun. I'm sure you knew what I meant, but threw in your 2 cents just for the hell of it, is that there is no need for a live channel (especially of very old stuff) on a streaming box. It could easily be streamed on-demand style to make it more worthwhile. I've had dvrs for years now and time-shift everything. If there is something on at a time I can't watch it at, then I record it. No way that this is possible with this channel. Also streaming live hurts this channel because very few people buy a streaming box to watch live, not on their own schedule, tv programs. I really hate appointment television and more and more people are with me on that.
Everytime I turn to this channel its old commercials and its the same commercials showing again and again. I have yet to see any programming on it, even though down at the bottom it tells me the show that should be airing.
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[h=1]DishWorld Sports[/h]RokuGuide Quick Look: A subscription to DishWorld Sports will give you access to five sports channels:
In addition to the sports channels, subscribers have access to 13 non-sports channels:
- beIN Sport Coverage of European football and motor sports
- Universal Sports - Year-round Olympic sports programming with more than 1,200 hours of original programming each yearbook
- One World Sports - Coverage includes: the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil Asian soccer qualifiers; Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Champions League; club channels for Chelsea, Arsenal and Bayern Munich; New York Cosmos, Australia A-League, Japan J.League, China Super League and Korea K-League tsoccer; the Chinese Basketball Association; Japan’s Nippon Professional Baseball (NPB), including the home games of the Yomiuri Giants and games of the NPB’s Pacific League teams; and the OneAsia Golf Tour. The network also broadcasts table tennis, badminton and squash.
- Nautical Channel - Nautical sports and lifestyle channel, covering everything from boating sports (power and sailing) to board sports (surfing, kiteboarding, etc) to news, commentary, travel, adventure, athlete interviews, equipment, and more.
- beIN Sport en Español Spanish language version of beIN Sport
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Developer's Channel Description: Watch the best European Football and World Sports FREE with top packages or for $10/month. Featuring beIN Sports in English and Spanish, One World Sports, Universal Sports, and more. Live La Liga matches with Barcelona FC, Real Madrid, and others. Plus Serie A, Ligue 1, and Barclays Premier League.
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