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RE: Another sports channel added to Pluto TV..
(03-08-2018 10:39 AM)AssyrianDuke Wrote:  I've downloaded the Pluto channel on my Roku device, but I have yet to really dive in and look at the channels/content. Might get on that.

PS - I would highly recommend getting a Roku stick or a Roku TV if you are thinking of upgrading/cord cutting. The thing is awesome!

Best decision I ever made was buying a TCL roku TV. You turn it on and the first screen that pops up you can choose between your pay tv (satellite in my case), antenna, Blu-Ray player, streaming box (in my case a now rarely used Apple TV), or any roku channel app you've installed. Not fiddling with inputs makes it so much easier.

I very rarely watch anything on Pluto because I'm not interested in Big Sky sports but they do seem to have a few channels running some decent movies.
03-08-2018 12:45 PM
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