Jan Pijpelink
Minister of Fire
Not sure, but I think kodi is an iptv app, like stalker.
Don't know, I did not get in to it.
Not sure, but I think kodi is an iptv app, like stalker.
Reloaded TV for kodi; gearstv for firestick. Same company, different names. The firestick has a built in app downloaded. You enter the URL and it gets and installs it.What IPTV service are you using? Does the firestick include a browser for the internet?
Sorry, I meant, firestick has a built in downloader app.Reloaded TV for kodi; gearstv for firestick. Same company, different names. The firestick has a built in app downloaded. You enter the URL and it gets and installs it.
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Network TV is such a rip-off. Commercials paid for the programming in the past. NOW not only do you have to sit through 15 minutes of commercials for half hour show you have to pay a cable company for the privilege. I think this is why Netflix is so successful,no commercials EVER! Just about everything worth watching these days is available online free or very low cost(PIX $20 Month) for those willing to look for it. Just my 2c.
What IPTV service are you using? Does the firestick include a browser for the internet?
Cool, cheap and versatile.Firestick has Firefox and Silk browsers. They put Firefox on it to get around Google blocking Fire access to youtube. You can also use a Bluetooth keyboard and mouse.
I believe it. And if it's a special event they seem to have about 50/50 blend of content vs commercials. I have no tolerance for that. Why the first thing on our sets that wore out was the mute button. Since around 2000 we stopped watching commercial television all together. I may be the only one that has never seen the apprentice, survivor, etc..This was in a CNN story in march:
"The trend toward fewer commercials isn't that popular within the industry, though. Brian Wieser, a senior advertising analyst at Pivotal Research Group, told CNN last week that some networks run as much as 20 minutes of commercials per hour of programming."
News channels (which is about he only network TV i watch) seem to really go overboard. I feel like i have sat through the My pillow,and Flex tape ones a thousand times. Its like sitting in traffic.
I never saw either one, no sitcoms,no idol shows. Outside of the News, I prefer documentaries to all that,travel channel,Dis.science, or a good movie.I may be the only one that has never seen the apprentice, survivor, etc..
Likewise. Lately we have been watching a lot of Scandinavian who done it's via mHz.I never saw either one, no sitcoms,no idol shows. Outside of the News, I prefer documentaries to all that,travel channel,Dis.science, or a good movie.
I don't use a browser on my TVs, kodi has a YouTube addon if I need it, but i rarely do. Gears TV via firestck has a sweet channel guide that works with the fierstick remote.Firestick has Firefox and Silk browsers. They put Firefox on it to get around Google blocking Fire access to youtube. You can also use a Bluetooth keyboard and mouse.
No lag/breakup to speak of. We even use both streaming at the same time with issues. You don't need to use voice commands, the buttons work just fine.Any streaming issues, lag or breakup? Can you get a different remote for the fire stick? I have no desire to have Alexa in the house.
Is Gears TV just US channels? We are interested in international channels too.
Yes, I checked that out already. Only US stations listed. I found another location that showed UK and Canadian channels and some hispanic channels, but nothing from Germany, France, Japan, India, etc.. Looks like that may take another source. Not a big deal, looks like there are many options.Channel guide PDF here.
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Firestick has arrived and is working. Next will be to explore gearstv. I see some discount codes via some you tube channels for this. Legit?Reloaded TV for kodi; gearstv for firestick. Same company, different names. The firestick has a built in app downloaded. You enter the URL and it gets and installs it.
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