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RE: YouTube TV loses regional Fox sports channels
What I found cool about AT&T TV was the fact that I get three TV streams anywhere... so my locals are based on my zip code... But my Son at Georgia Tech can watch it and not be harrassed, and my other son at Auburn can watch AT&T Tv and not be harrassed... What I mean is that Hulu Live had some rule that only the TVs in the house could watch, so when my sons at College (doesn't matter where) would lock up the TV service...

Also when I tried sling I woud only get 1 stream for the orange package... so with AT&T TV I can get unlimted Watch ESPN, FOX Sports Go, Fox sports...no cap on how many live stream I have...

Only downfall is my wife graduated from Wyoming and alot of the WYO games are on CBS Sports Network... so we will have to figure that piece out. But I have Fox RSNs and all of ESPN (ACCN) and FS1...
(This post was last modified: 01-30-2021 07:58 AM by GTFletch.)
01-29-2021 05:36 PM
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