Got three smart-TVs connected by coax -- how do I cut the cord ?

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TeamKomando:John 1 months, 2 weeks ago

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- March 27, 2023 at 1:38 pm #56151
  
  Randall Blanchard
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  Got three smart-TVs connected by coax — how do I cut the cord ?
  
  I would want Peacock and Paramount+ .
- March 27, 2023 at 4:26 pm #56152
  
  TeamKomando:John
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  Hello Randall,
  
  What brand and how old are the TVs are we working with? are they able to download either app?
  
  Most smart TVs will allow you to cast from your smart phone if they are both on the same Network and if not you can upgrade them with a Chromecast which will allow you to cast from your phone to your TV
- April 1, 2023 at 4:02 pm #56172
  
  Marlene Grayson
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  @MEGrayson
  
  We recently cut the cord to cable, saved a big bunch of money, we are on Youtube TV, through our cable modem, it works great and we are still watching programs we did with $230.00 cable service.
- April 9, 2023 at 7:42 pm #56195
  
  Randall Blanchard
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  @leftblank15
  
  I have old Vizeo Smart-TVs ( the type that the anti-privacy-lawsusit was about ) — if I turn-on the “smart” functionality, I have to agree to their anti-privacy EULA . I don’t know if I can download apps, onto it, but the smart-functionality has YouTube, and NetFlix capability . I can connect one of the TVs, to my Mac laptop, via HDMI-2.0 cabling . Perhaps I could use Sling-TV ?
- February 27, 2024 at 8:42 am #57297
  
  Randall Blanchard
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  @leftblank15
  
  O.K. — I got Paramount+, through my WalMart+ subscription, but I’m wondering about the state of NetNeutrality, at the FCC, before I turn-in ALL of my TV-equipment .
- March 4, 2024 at 2:08 pm #57332
  
  TeamKomando:John
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  Hello Randall Blanchard,
  
  Tap or click here fo recent info on Net Nutrality.
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