Watch TV Shows With No Commercials On Your Roku Player
By Bill | January 17, 2010
You learn something new every day! I had no idea I could watch regular tv shows on my Roku. I just finished reading this article at ehow. Here’s the basic idea behind it.
Do you currently own a Roku Player? If so, you may not realize that not only can you watch your Netflix movies and Amazon on Demand but you can watch certain television shows also. Some of these TV shows include: Suze Orman, Mad Money, Fast Money, CNN, CNN Daily, CBS Evening News, Travel Channel, etc.
Step 1 Hook up the Roku Player to your TV per instructions provided with the player.
Step 2 Add the Mediafly Channel to your settings. To do this click on Channel Store from the Home screen on the Roku player. Find Mediafly and add channel.
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Step 3 Once the channel is added, select Mediafly and click on popular videos and you will see different categories to choose from. Find the category you want to watch, such as CBS Evening News will be listed under the News Category. Select and begin watching. The cool thing is you can view other episodes as well with no more commercials!
There are other channels to add that are FREE. The Pandora Channel lets you listen to music from the Roku Player by finding artists that you like. It’s personalized to your own music preference.
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14 Comments
wee mohay on July 2, 2010 at 4:44 am.
If your TV does not have an HDMI port, you need to provide your own cable (Component, etc.)
If your TV has DVI, you can use an HDMI to DVI adaptor.
MangaJanga123 on July 2, 2010 at 8:36 pm.
Was this ever continued?
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Rose D on July 6, 2010 at 9:21 pm.
I would say no. It becomes annoying, plus you end up paying more attention to the pop-ups than to the show.
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ChipMan on July 17, 2010 at 2:54 pm.
There is a BIG difference in watching a stream on a PC window and a big TV, which scales everything up.
On a 1.5 Mbits/s link (Standard DSL), on a 42" TV, Netflix looks below VCR quality.
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