This section contains written and video guides meant to help consumers solve problems around their consumer streaming needs. It includes set up guides for streaming devices, information on how to add and drop streaming services and best practices for cord cutting.
Now and then there is a need to reset a Roku. Maybe it is running slowly, maybe you are trying to force a channel update. Lots of people do this by simply unplugging the power cord from the device and plugging it back in. This works for sure. But it can be a pain to…
There was a lot of fanfare when PBS became available on YouTube TV because it was the first time the channel was available via one of the streaming services meant to replace cable. But for those who were trying to save money by not paying big bucks for TV it was not such a great…
Do you really want to stop paying money to the cable company or do you wish you could get cable for less than you pay now. Because there is a big difference from facing budget realities and hating working with the cable company because of service based reasons or other issues. If you just wanted…
Roku products have been around for a long time. And for the most part the basics have not changed. Its product line always offers a number of price points and feature sets depending on the needs of the user. So to save the need to explain certain features in every product description let’s get a…
No there is not a DC FanDome app for your TV but if you have a Chromecast enabled TV or Apple TV you are still covered. The fact that the fan event is available via browsers means that you can utilize tab casting from Google Chrome to your TV. Apple TV devices can use AirPlay…
