01-13-2023, 01:01 PM
This is awesome news for people (like me) who live outside the Cincy area and don't have DirectTV, but who live in large metro areas and can get true high speed internet. I wonder about my friends who live in rural areas with basic broadband and how streaming will go for them with live sports. I have a friend who lives in rural SE Ohio and he's been a DirecTV/Sunday Ticket customer from the very beginning of that partnership, so this may not be good news for him.
I live in Atlanta and am a season ticket holder for the Bengals, so I'm usually in Cincy for home games anyway, but for the past two years I've subscribed to Sunday Ticket through DirectTV's app, which is streaming (no satellite), and while it normally gets the job done, their streaming app sucks.
I already have YTTV for my normal TV needs, so this will be seamless for me. RIP DirecTV though.
I live in Atlanta and am a season ticket holder for the Bengals, so I'm usually in Cincy for home games anyway, but for the past two years I've subscribed to Sunday Ticket through DirectTV's app, which is streaming (no satellite), and while it normally gets the job done, their streaming app sucks.
I already have YTTV for my normal TV needs, so this will be seamless for me. RIP DirecTV though.
