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Downton Abbey? I know this is on PBS - Tiger46 - 02-17-2016 03:07 PM
but my wife wants to start watching from season one. Is there anywhere to watch this via streaming. I see that you can get it from PBS online and I think someone told me Amazon.
Was hoping it was on Netflix because I would prefer to watch it on TV and not on computer or iPad.
RE: Downton Abbey? I know this is on PBS - dfwtxtiger - 02-17-2016 09:56 PM
Get a chromecast. You will be able to stream from computer. My daughter and I watch movies from TCM online. She loves the older movies.
We watched Logan's Run last weekend, and The Birds weekend before that.
RE: Downton Abbey? I know this is on PBS - MemphisFan95 - 02-18-2016 12:14 AM
See above chromecast is awesome
RE: Downton Abbey? I know this is on PBS - Tiger46 - 02-18-2016 12:02 PM
(02-17-2016 09:56 PM)dfwtxtiger Wrote: Get a chromecast. You will be able to stream from computer. My daughter and I watch movies from TCM online. She loves the older movies.
We watched Logan's Run last weekend, and The Birds weekend before that.
How would Chromecast work in the event that I have a projector in the media room? Perhaps a receiver that has a usb port?
RE: Downton Abbey? I know this is on PBS - Cletus - 02-18-2016 02:48 PM
(02-18-2016 12:02 PM)Tiger46 Wrote:(02-17-2016 09:56 PM)dfwtxtiger Wrote: Get a chromecast. You will be able to stream from computer. My daughter and I watch movies from TCM online. She loves the older movies.
We watched Logan's Run last weekend, and The Birds weekend before that.
How would Chromecast work in the event that I have a projector in the media room? Perhaps a receiver that has a usb port?
plug it into your laptop & connect the laptop to either your projectors 15-Pin computer input or if it had a HDMI port.
Also if your DVD/Blu-Ray is networkable that's a possibility from Netflix or others
I saw a Sony networkable DVD/Blu-Ray player on sale at WallyMart for $70.00 recently.
Network-Enabled Blu-ray Disc Player
RE: Downton Abbey? I know this is on PBS - JTiger - 02-18-2016 03:08 PM
PBS also has a fee app for your Roku box that has the old shows and new ones a day later IIRC
RE: Downton Abbey? I know this is on PBS - Tiger46 - 02-18-2016 03:27 PM
(02-18-2016 02:48 PM)Cletus Wrote:(02-18-2016 12:02 PM)Tiger46 Wrote:(02-17-2016 09:56 PM)dfwtxtiger Wrote: Get a chromecast. You will be able to stream from computer. My daughter and I watch movies from TCM online. She loves the older movies.
We watched Logan's Run last weekend, and The Birds weekend before that.
How would Chromecast work in the event that I have a projector in the media room? Perhaps a receiver that has a usb port?
plug it into your laptop & connect the laptop to either your projectors 15-Pin computer input or if it had a HDMI port.
Also if your DVD/Blu-Ray is networkable that's a possibility from Netflix or others
I saw a Sony networkable DVD/Blu-Ray player on sale at WallyMart for $70.00 recently.
Network-Enabled Blu-ray Disc Player
I have plugged the laptop via HDMI before to watch Tiger football games on ESPN3 via the projector. Hmmm.
I get Netflix and other apps thru my Blue Ray DVD
RE: Downton Abbey? I know this is on PBS - tiger2000 - 02-18-2016 03:45 PM
The best part about that show is the explosive action sequences
RE: Downton Abbey? I know this is on PBS - Cletus - 02-18-2016 03:56 PM
(02-18-2016 03:45 PM)tiger2000 Wrote: The best part about that show is the explosive action sequences
RE: Downton Abbey? I know this is on PBS - U_of_Elvis - 02-19-2016 05:50 AM
It's on Amazon prime.
That would work on a roku stick, Amazon streaming stick, PS3/4, and a ton of smart blueray players.
I use a Roku stick plugged into an HDMI on my receiver, and powered by the USB on the front of the receiver.
RE: Downton Abbey? I know this is on PBS - Tiger46 - 02-19-2016 10:43 AM
(02-19-2016 05:50 AM)U_of_Elvis Wrote: It's on Amazon prime.
That would work on a roku stick, Amazon streaming stick, PS3/4, and a ton of smart blueray players.
I use a Roku stick plugged into an HDMI on my receiver, and powered by the USB on the front of the receiver.
How many services are you paying for; Netflix, Vudu, Amazon etc. ?
RE: Downton Abbey? I know this is on PBS - U_of_Elvis - 02-19-2016 03:00 PM
(02-19-2016 10:43 AM)Tiger46 Wrote:(02-19-2016 05:50 AM)U_of_Elvis Wrote: It's on Amazon prime.
That would work on a roku stick, Amazon streaming stick, PS3/4, and a ton of smart blueray players.
I use a Roku stick plugged into an HDMI on my receiver, and powered by the USB on the front of the receiver.
How many services are you paying for; Netflix, Vudu, Amazon etc. ?
Amazon Prime (I would have it for the shipping, streaming is a bonus)
Netflix
Dish Network HD only tier on one TV.
My kids watch almost exclusively off of netflix or my plex media server, my wife and I still use the dish.
RE: Downton Abbey? I know this is on PBS - tiger2000 - 02-19-2016 03:26 PM
(02-19-2016 03:00 PM)U_of_Elvis Wrote:(02-19-2016 10:43 AM)Tiger46 Wrote:(02-19-2016 05:50 AM)U_of_Elvis Wrote: It's on Amazon prime.
That would work on a roku stick, Amazon streaming stick, PS3/4, and a ton of smart blueray players.
I use a Roku stick plugged into an HDMI on my receiver, and powered by the USB on the front of the receiver.
How many services are you paying for; Netflix, Vudu, Amazon etc. ?
Amazon Prime (I would have it for the shipping, streaming is a bonus)
Netflix
Dish Network HD only tier on one TV.
My kids watch almost exclusively off of netflix or my plex media server, my wife and I still use the dish.
Plex is the greatest thing ever. I sync to my phone and watch stuff in airplane mode when traveling or sit in my hammock and catch up on shows out in the yard in the spring
RE: Downton Abbey? I know this is on PBS - U_of_Elvis - 02-19-2016 06:06 PM
(02-19-2016 03:26 PM)tiger2000 Wrote:(02-19-2016 03:00 PM)U_of_Elvis Wrote:(02-19-2016 10:43 AM)Tiger46 Wrote:(02-19-2016 05:50 AM)U_of_Elvis Wrote: It's on Amazon prime.
That would work on a roku stick, Amazon streaming stick, PS3/4, and a ton of smart blueray players.
I use a Roku stick plugged into an HDMI on my receiver, and powered by the USB on the front of the receiver.
How many services are you paying for; Netflix, Vudu, Amazon etc. ?
Amazon Prime (I would have it for the shipping, streaming is a bonus)
Netflix
Dish Network HD only tier on one TV.
My kids watch almost exclusively off of netflix or my plex media server, my wife and I still use the dish.
Plex is the greatest thing ever. I sync to my phone and watch stuff in airplane mode when traveling or sit in my hammock and catch up on shows out in the yard in the spring
So you have a plex pass to use offline content?
RE: Downton Abbey? I know this is on PBS - tiger2000 - 02-19-2016 07:58 PM
(02-19-2016 06:06 PM)U_of_Elvis Wrote:(02-19-2016 03:26 PM)tiger2000 Wrote:(02-19-2016 03:00 PM)U_of_Elvis Wrote:(02-19-2016 10:43 AM)Tiger46 Wrote:(02-19-2016 05:50 AM)U_of_Elvis Wrote: It's on Amazon prime.
That would work on a roku stick, Amazon streaming stick, PS3/4, and a ton of smart blueray players.
I use a Roku stick plugged into an HDMI on my receiver, and powered by the USB on the front of the receiver.
How many services are you paying for; Netflix, Vudu, Amazon etc. ?
Amazon Prime (I would have it for the shipping, streaming is a bonus)
Netflix
Dish Network HD only tier on one TV.
My kids watch almost exclusively off of netflix or my plex media server, my wife and I still use the dish.
Plex is the greatest thing ever. I sync to my phone and watch stuff in airplane mode when traveling or sit in my hammock and catch up on shows out in the yard in the spring
So you have a plex pass to use offline content?
Totally worth it. I still have a rooted original Xbox with Xbmc on it in the attic (now that software is known as kodi) so I've been building and setting up media centers for a long time - plex is great.