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[PanthersATL]

10 hours ago, tukafan21 said:

The one good thing about being a non NC based Panthers fan these days is YouTube's Sunday Ticket for the regular season.

$450 is a lot for the season, but it's still much less than I used to spend over the course of the season at BWW to be able to watch us every week when DirecTV had the package.  

Plus, it's amazing for Fantasy as I'm able to get 6 games going at once, one of the local TV games, one on my laptop, and then the quad box on the projector with 4 more games (and can even get a 7th game going on my phone if needed).

Reminder to always cancel your SunTic every season so you qualify for any new renewal deal that comes up

If you're a local Panthers fan, you will ALWAYS have the Panthers game broadcast on a local TV station, no matter what premium service is carrying the game nationally

[PanthersATL]

The new (released today) FOX ONE app will allow you access to watch your Local FOX Station - similar to how the Paramount Plus app allows you access to watch your local CBS station

It'll cost you $20/month for the privilege, but if you're having trouble accessing the over-the-air antenna for FOX, this could be an option to consider

the new ESPN app will give you access to ESPN content, but not to the local ABC affiliate. A reminder: if you currently get ESPN via some TV provider (cable, satellite, youtube, etc) then you should be able to use the new ESPN app via your provider login, no additional payment required

[HaricotVert]

Streaming services are forgetting their entire existence is based on being slightly more convenient than piracy

[jfra78]

1 hour ago, PanthersATL said:

The new (released today) FOX ONE app will allow you access to watch your Local FOX Station - similar to how the Paramount Plus app allows you access to watch your local CBS station

It'll cost you $20/month for the privilege, but if you're having trouble accessing the over-the-air antenna for FOX, this could be an option to consider

the new ESPN app will give you access to ESPN content, but not to the local ABC affiliate. A reminder: if you currently get ESPN via some TV provider (cable, satellite, youtube, etc) then you should be able to use the new ESPN app via your provider login, no additional payment required

20 is too much, it should be about the same as paramount plus.  I have paramount plus and pay $50 for the whole year

[jfra78]

I can get FOX on my bedroom TV but not in the living room.  Even then it's a circus act trying to get it to come in