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How to Add Channels to Roku (Install Roku Apps)

Press the home button on your Roku remote to ensure you’re on the home screen.
Using the arrow buttons on your remote, select “streaming channels” from the menu and press “OK”. This will open the Roku Channel Store.
Browse through the available channels. You can do this by looking at featured, just added, and recommended channels, as well as different genres.
Alternatively, use the search tool by selecting “search channels” and typing in the channel you want using the on-screen keyboard.
Once you’ve found the channel you want to add, press “OK” to see more details.
Select “add channel” and press “OK” on your remote.

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Does a Smart TV work without Internet? (Which features won’t work?)

Yes, a smart TVs of all types will work just fine without internet connection, but it won’t be able to play streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, and more, or TV streaming services like Youtube TV, Fubo TV, or Sling TV. You also won’t be able to add new apps or update it properly – which are big disadvantages for most Smart TV owners.

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How to Watch TV When your Cable is Out (No Cable, No Problem!)

When cable is out, there are alternative ways to watch TV, including using an HDTV antenna, utilizing your Wi-Fi connection to stream content on a smart TV or streaming device, and exploring various streaming services and casting options.

HDTV antennas are affordable backup plans for unexpected cable outages and come in two types: indoor and outdoor.

Smart TVs and streaming devices can access popular streaming apps like Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime Video, and TV streaming services like Fubo TV, Sling TV, and YouTube TV offer a way to watch local channels and sports packages without a traditional cable subscription. Casting TV shows and movies from your phone or laptop to your Smart TV or streaming device can also be a solution.

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7 Ways to Get Rid of Cable and Still Watch TV (& sports)

So… How can you get rid of Cable and still watch TV? All you need is a Streaming device or Smart TV, and a good WiFi router. Next, TV streaming services such as YouTube TV, Fubo TV, Sling TV, or Hulu + Live TV can be downloaded and used on the device and replace Cable TV.

The best way to get rid of Cable and still watch TV is by using streaming stick or streaming player along with a live streaming service. This will let you pick and choose the services at a reduced price point compared to many cable services.

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