If you live in an urban or suburban setting, the simplest method for maintaining access to your local channels may be the one-time purchase of an indoor antenna.Īntennas are relatively cost-effective and provide free access to local channels broadcasting in your area.īut the quality of access to these channels is directly correlated to the power of your antenna and your distance from the towers of your local TV stations.
In this article, I’ll explore some cost-effective solutions for getting the local news, sports and network TV shows that you enjoy on your local channels: Thankfully, paying gobs of money for a cable subscription is not the only way to access your local ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX and PBS affiliates. When activating, please use nbc.com/activate or nbc.com/nbcuniversalfamily/activate only.If you’re thinking about cutting the cord from traditional cable or satellite TV, you may be wondering how you can still watch your local channels in 2022. For trouble with that page, clear browser data or cache. When activating, please use nbc.com/activate only on computers or mobile devices.
Sign in to the primary address on your provider account in the settings our app and. If you aren't signed in within the app you are trying to use, sign out of your provider in another app in which you are signed in (NBC, Bravo, E!, Oxygen, SYFY, Telemundo, USA) to sign out of your provider for all apps. Instructions Try to log out and re-authenticate through TV provider įrom time to time we hear from Roku users that their picture is " zoomed in." We're not yet sure what causes the issue, but our research indicates that when this happens, unplugging the Roku, unplugging the HDMI cable and plugging it back in, finding another input on the television for the HDMI cable and/or editing the picture settings on the television or Roku device have helped many users. If this and all else fails, restart the Roku. 
If things still aren't working, update software.
If that's good, remove/add the channel. If things still aren't working, check internet signal/strength. Unlink/Relink your provider within My Profile (this should fix most stuff now). *If the trouble occurs while activating Roku within a mobile or computer browser at NBC.com/activate, clear the browser data or cache. If you have a cable/dish/TV subscription that includes streaming the content you are trying to view online (check with provider internet-only plans won't work, and we can't stream where affiliates are in dispute with carriers), then unlinking your provider and relinking it will solve many current errors. 
If you don't have a subscription, read this to watch NBC shows, but you'll need one for Bravo, E!, Oxygen, SYFY, Telemundo and USA shows.
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