On 2/27/2018 10:58 AM, John H. wrote:
On Tue, 27 Feb 2018 07:45:37 -0600, amdx wrote:

On 2/25/2018 9:33 PM, wrote:
I am really serious about cutting the cord. My wife says after the
olympics but that was today.
I am already transitioning to streaming, I am working my way through
the Amazon Prime documentaries They have just about anything that PBS
ever aired. I talked about the American Experience show about the MLK
assassination the other day. Today I am watching Frontline season 27
ep 8. This is contemporary with the 2009 crash and it is pretty
interesting, carving through some of the myths we may have.


I posted this yesterday, didn't see it show up.


The Firestick has a great interface, very easy to use.

I have added Terrarium TV on my Firestick.
This has all the TV shows you would want.

https://troypoint.com/install-terrar...fire-tv-stick/

I have also added Mobdro
Mobdro has many, many networks and TV stations.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YWip-rgCjmc

Kodi can also be installed on your Firestick.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rQogjnEqLhs

I have not put Kodi on mine but I have a buddy that uses it.
I did use Kodi when I used a Raspberry pi for streaming.

I have not used any of the Prime videos, as there is so much available
on the apps I posted.

Also, a program called Real Debrid,
https://real-debrid.com/
It's not needed and has a small cost but it picks the sources that will
give you the best sources to stream from automatically, without you
picking from a list. Also picks the 1040p and 4k streams.

Mikek


It showed up and I thanked you for it.

Thanks again.

:-) I just logged on with my laptop and I see my original post.
I have a buddy that has studied a lot of youtube videos and has
several different boxes setup in his home, Raspberry Pi, several android
boxes, Roku, a computer with Kodi and the Firestick. He has many
different streaming sources on them, he recently showed me one (can't
recall the name) that you can pick a city and watch TV stations from
that city.
I don't know much about the technology, but he keeps my informed on
how to get things working and upgraded.
Mikek