Roku?
- Thread starter Kwoodhawk
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ROKU is just the device that hosts the streaming apps. To watch the BIG10 Network you would need to pay for and download an app on the ROKU that provides that station like youtubetv or HULU+ for example.
fox sports app carries btn. download the fox sports app to roku.
HOW TO LIVE STREAM BIG TEN NETWORK
Big Ten Network's TV Everywhere service is now part of Fox Sports. In order to watch live streaming of televised games airing on Big Ten Network, FOX, or FS1 please visit FoxSports.com or download the Fox Sports app.
The app is titled B1G+. After download, sign in and subscription watching you should delete the app from that Roku box or your account access will remain on that box as long as your B1G+ account is active.
If u can do that with a laptop go old school and use the HDMI cable and put it on the TV
What television provider do you have at home? If it is something that has an app for it, you just download the app and sign in with you credentials. it is just like watching at home, except for different local channels. Just make sure you sign out when you leave the rental, or the people after you will have access to your accounts while there.
Of note, check if the Roku already has any television provider apps installed. They may already be signed in for you. Then just navigate to the BTN.
Of note, check if the Roku already has any television provider apps installed. They may already be signed in for you. Then just navigate to the BTN.
I'm old school all right But didn't bring an HDMI with me as the place we stay the first month has BTN. This is a new location for the 2nd month and trying to get things figured out with Roku is new and different.
Assuming you have BTN through your cable provider then download the FOX SPORTS app and sign in.
If you're wanting to watch content that's on BTN+ then download the B1G+ app and sign in there.
The roku is pretty straight forward. On the far left just scroll down to "Streaming Store" and search for/ download the necessities.
Just make sure you sign out of that stuff or uninstall before you leave!!!
If you're wanting to watch content that's on BTN+ then download the B1G+ app and sign in there.
The roku is pretty straight forward. On the far left just scroll down to "Streaming Store" and search for/ download the necessities.
Just make sure you sign out of that stuff or uninstall before you leave!!!
I have BTN at home thru AT&T and can't seem to find it here on Roku. I tried the "Streaming Store" and searched for both AT&T and BTN and couldn't find either. I downloaded the Fox Sports app and it let me have a hour free preview and then gave me a password to sign in on their website which then wanted my credit card.
I have the Fox app on my laptop and can watch on that I guess.
You should be able to sign into your account through the Roku Fox Sports app. It was giving you the free trial when you downloaded because it doesn't recognize as you until you sign in.
I assume you sign into it on your computer with your AT&T credentials. You will do the same thing on the roku. Some apps will let you sign in from a computer or phone by going to a designated site. It will tell you that when you go to sign in on the Roku.
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My wife is starting to feel sorry for me with all the time I have spent trying to get signed in on Roku. I am signed in to Fox on my laptop and can see BTN right now. But Roku gives me a code to go to their designated site and I can't seem to find any way to sign in when I get there with that code.
Are you trying to sign into the roku account or the app on the roku? You do not want to sign into a roku account.
You are reminding me of my dad Kwood. He will always text to ask me what channel the hawks are on in any given sport. I respond that I have YouTubeTV and they are on X network. He wants a channel number because he has DIRECTV.
Just imagine Sans wife, but prettier.
I need your credit card info first.
When streaming BTN on the internet you must go through the Fox Sports app. They merged a few years ago.
So download the Fox Sports app and sign in using your TV Provider/ AT&T credentials.
