Are the streaming sites pre-programmed, or can I watch from any site that streams video?
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With this device you download the channel.Please visit the manufacturers site for further information.
633712
ustream and youtube work. i thought it was flash but it might be html 5. it says i need flash, then i click it, and the video loads. its 50/50 if im able to make it fullscreen or turn up the volume or anything via the web player.
358696
This is not true-prime videos have to be watched through the internet browser however. I dont believe there is a separate app to do it.
1279114
I use my LX2 every day, but I haven't used the live streaming feature. If I want the video content on my computer, which I sometimes do, I just download the video clips or even complete several hour buffer directly with a USB cable in the common MP4 format. Then I edit them as desired.
1587338
Yes, there is software you can download from Belkin and install on your computer. This software allows you to configure the device as well as watch streamed tv from the device. http://www.belkin.com/us/support-article?articleNum=4211
918020
No, but if your looking to stream video you can. For the website that I use to stream movies called "Superchillin", I had to use a browser called "Puffin". After I downloaded it and went to their site, then I had to click on the Flash icon and pay $0.99 for the year to use the Flalsh player. After I installed that the video ran perfectly. If yo have any other questions, let me know.
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I don't think the answer to your question is "no". The answer is "sometimes". I know of no way to live stream any of the major broadcast networks via Roku. However, there are many ways to access network shows, particularly prime time shows, as soon as the day after they air. Some of those ways involve a subscription (Hulu Plus is the best example of that since it has the widest selection of current shows) and some do NOT involve a separate subscription. For instance, through my free Plex server I can select a wide number of what Plex calls "Channels", including some of the major networks plus AMC, Bravo, History, etc. Through that access I can watch many current shows that are available from those networks on demand. For instance, right now on the CBS "Channel" I get through my Plex server I can watch the latest 3-5 episodes of just about every show that airs on CBS. I assume that this same content would be available to me via computer from CBS.com but this way I'll watch the shows full-screen on my HDTV in what for me is very high resolution. This is one of the beauties of Roku -- in many way it allows you to get content you could get on your computer but access it through easy navigation controls and watch it on your big screen TV. Even though the total number of "current" shows that you can watch one way or another through Roku might be quite large, though, the process will probably continue to be awkward and what you can get will continue to be hit or miss.
1006870
Like the other responses, I too am not sure. Grace Digital would be the best to pose that question. Now they do ask that if you have a particular site that you would like to stream, give them the URL and they would see if it met its requirements. I wanted Sky.FM Premium and it was quite simple to get that loaded. Now I enjoy continuous relaxation music uninterrupted by commercials.
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Only way I could see to accomplish this would be to plug it into hdmi out into a capture card on a PC, and stream from that. But, I'm not sure if that mode can be used for live video or just playback.
1405681
You can watch on demand content as of right now from some of the major channels. Ones such as lifetime and history, I think still require you to verify you subscribe to cable. We are not yet at a option to pay the network directly for access.
163097
If you can watch it on your computer, you most likely can on this. It has YouTube and web browser
2211886
It relays through Cerevo servers. Whether they're strictly overseas, I don't know.Edit: Actually, whether is *relays* through the cerevo servers is unclear. You're streaming with your rtmp address, so it may be that both the Cerevo server and your CDN (Ustream) may pick receive it simultaneously. The Cerevo server is used to control the camera with the dashboard, if you like. Although it can be controlled on the unit itself.
68700
Yes, it has the amazon Prime app for streaming videos. There is a button on the remote for that.
1464750
My Amazon Instant Video does have the My Watchlist that I see can have Movies and TV shows. I'm not sure how I can get to watch on my TV. I can watch on my computer!
1163923
I think so. I stream using a Roku so I don't have first-hand experience with this.
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You can find a list of their supported Apps (Channels) on this website.http://www.roku.com/now-playing
2277832
Yes. It streams the program while it is being recorded. There is a few second delay.