can you receive tv programs?
1415315
Yeah, but you need to buy a thing. I have an old Pinnacle PCTV tuner (USB stick) that works great. One end plugs into my cable and the other plugs into the computer. I would recommend you search for a more modern USB TV Tuner but feel pretty confident you could make it work.
1415316
It has HDMI inputs, and you can switch the mode back and forth between PC viewing and TV viewing (or anything else that can connect to it via HDMI). So, yes, with some sort of a TV receiver (dish, etc) you can watch TV. This is a great computer. Its fast, the screen is crystal clear. The keyboard and mouse that come with it are terrible, all you need to do i purchase a USB mouse and keyboard.
1415317
Yes indeed. There are hdmi for cable satellite tv and it also comes with a remote. Pretty good deal for what you pay for
2102512
yes you can but must be through usb or HDMI cable. Then you install the program on the computer and poof there it is.
1270000
Yes. But watching via-online may be a problem as it does not have Flash Player. It's best to download the app through Google player
1604256
Yes. Plug your antenna into the Simple.tv. With this unit, you will only be able to watch your programs on a computer, a tablet, smartphone or Roku box (plugged into your tV). The Simple.tv does not plug into the TV directly.
1464750
My Amazon Instant Video does have the My Watchlist that I see can have Movies and TV shows. I'm not sure how I can get to watch on my TV. I can watch on my computer!
714908
It appears that you can, but I have only tried Netflix so far, which works very well.
94729
NO! Just free over the air digital broadcast that can be picked up with an antenna.
1004148
Yes or some type of feed, cable etc... It will play DVD's wthout an antenna but to receive over the air broadcast it requires an antenna of some type.
1919962
Only if you can normally watch or access them through a web browser or an app. Cloud TV has a web browser plus you can also customize and add apps to it.
236509
All of the Grace internet receivers will receive I Heart radio programming plus Pandora and most any station that is streamed on the internet. I would check the particular stations website to see if they are steaming their signal and through what source. If it is on the internet you can almost certainly receive it.
1405681
You can watch on demand content as of right now from some of the major channels. Ones such as lifetime and history, I think still require you to verify you subscribe to cable. We are not yet at a option to pay the network directly for access.
812647
As I recall, you have to subscribe to have any access to the machine. I bought a Roku 3 and use it the way you describe.
1824520
Yes you will watch regular analog programs, just make sure you have an digital antennae to plug into analog box for channel programming when you set it up for channel search (auto program of channels).
518497
You can find a list of their supported Apps (Channels) on this website.http://www.roku.com/now-playing
1529366
It receives all open broadcast TV channels that are free of charge. You will need to access your TV's settings (probably off of the MENU )to search for channels.
1644409
Not that I know of maybe you have a friend with a sling box (cable or sat also needed on there end) I have live tv on my pc with one. That's the only way to get live tv with Internet. Some of thouse station will have some stuff on there sites. But that way kinda sucks. Hope this helps
1000853
Yes, provided you are a paid subscriber to "Netflix." The newer Sony Televisions have built-in applications that allow you to connect to a variety of on-line services including, but not limited to Sony's own Entertainment networks that includes video, music, and movies available, in addition to on-line services like Netflix, Hulu, YouTube, etc. Of course you will need to have a home wi-fi network and pair your TV with the network, but that is easy to do. These days most video equipment comes with built in apps. Personally, I can reach Netflix through my Blu-ray Player, my Sony T.V., or my Apple TV. They all have many on-line app portals and you'll never use all of them, at least, I don't even come close.