Originally Posted by WhizkidTN
Originally Posted by kschachn
Originally Posted by Propflux01
I use PHILO for "basic cable " channels. Netflix and one HBO. Along with pluto , some other free app channels, and, of course, broadcast tv. Even with 100MB/S internet, Aim still $100+ less than the DISH I had before. Yes, a little cumbersome to get used to , but its not $100+ cumbersome.
And for $20/month your Philo credentials allow you to log into the individual channel websites to stream all the available shows.
If I have a Roku Ultra and 100Mbps fiber for internet, how does Philo (at $20/mo) allow me to watch, HGTV or Fox News for example?
For those channels that Philo streams (such as HGTV, History Channel, FOOD Network, etc.) you can download the corresponding standalone channel app and use your Philo credentials to sign-in and watch any show they offer. Philo does not stream Fox News so you cannot do that with your subscription, in order to do that you'd need a streaming service such as AT&T TV (the old U-Verse TV) that provides Fox News as part of their streaming package.