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Free Showtime and EPIX through Xfinity Stream
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Just switched to YoutubeTV streaming on Xfinity, bringing my own equipment, which miraculously has just about every channel I really want, to which I added HBO and Showtime. The free month of Showtime is about to expire, so if, when I get home, I find out I'm eligible . . . You're my new best friend!
Do you mean what they call Xfinity Flex ?
https://www.xfinity.com/learn/flex
Maybe I should get that free box after all.
Even though I'll be switching in a couple of months...
Do you mean what they call Xfinity Flex ?
https://www.xfinity.com/learn/flex
Maybe I should get that free box after all.
Even though I'll be switching in a couple of months...
Xfinity Stream is an app and this content is available through this app. I know the Xfinity Flex is a streaming device. I am assuming all the content available through the Stream app is also available through the Flex device but I am not 100% sure since I don't have the device.
Showtime and Epix free for Xfinity customers (I only have Internet service) until April 19. See attached screenshot.
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Currently getting Showtime and TMC free through DISH preview. But I think that expires April 6th. A couple more weeks might give me enough time to get through Homeland.
1. The Xfinity Beta app requires Streaming service, so it won't allow you to log on from a streaming device such as Roku, for example, when you only have Internet service.
2. Casting from a computer to TV: Xfinity streaming requires Flash Player in a browser, which Chrome doesn't support.
Perhaps if you have Windows 10 (use Firefox, which allows FlashPlayer) you can cast directly from your computer to the TV.
Currently getting Showtime and TMC free through DISH preview. But I think that expires April 6th. A couple more weeks might give me enough time to get through Homeland.
1. The Xfinity Beta app requires Streaming service, so it won't allow you to log on from a streaming device such as Roku, for example, when you only have Internet service.
2. Casting from a computer to TV: Xfinity streaming requires Flash Player in a browser, which Chrome doesn't support.
Perhaps if you have Windows 10 (use Firefox, which allows FlashPlayer) you can cast directly from your computer to the TV.