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my favorite features on a sub-$200 Roku: 1. It accepts antenna input 2. It accepts usb input 3. It accepts dvd/cd input But the streaming is so strewn with
by DaveZale 10mo ago
my favorite features on a sub-$200 Roku:
1. It accepts antenna input
2. It accepts usb input
3. It accepts dvd/cd input
But the streaming is so strewn with ads, it's unbearable
- monomial 10mo agoI block my old TCL Roku TV from accessing the internet through my router. It works fine as an HDMI display.
- DaveZale 10mo agothanks! Mine normally uses its connection from one day to the next. Okay then, I'll just leave it be. Antenna works good enough for the 3 PBS channels I like, even though their antenna is 50 miles away. Just one of those cheap $30 rabbit ears. What's interesting is that the signal bounces off a south wall,through the N patio door, so when anyone moves in the path, the signal is garbled. Also, depending on the station, it must sometimes be repositioned. I enjoy the retro feel of that.
- whynotmaybe 10mo agoYou might wanna check this : https://www.fcc.gov/media/engineering/dtvmaps https://www.fcc.gov/media/engineering/dtvmaps
- DaveZale 10mo agogotcha ty! This may explain all the antennae in the rural areas near here... I thought they were all HAM operators, but maybe only some are... in any case, it's great to be prepared for ... whatever ...