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abcs

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abcsToday 02:42 AM

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FWIW, I was looking at our local public library's website (Austin, TX) and discovered that they're signed up with a digital streaming service called Hoopla. Amongst other offers, I noticed that Hoopla lets you do weekly subscriptions to Hallmark+. You have to renew once a week but that takes five seconds once you've signed up. I have no idea what other libraries may offer, so YMMV.

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FWIW, I was looking at our local public library's website (Austin, TX) and discovered that they're signed up with a digital streaming service called Hoopla. Amongst other offers, I noticed that Hoopla lets you do weekly subscriptions to Hallmark+. You have to renew once a week but that takes five seconds once you've signed up. I have no idea what other libraries may offer, so YMMV.

This is a great option, but people are reporting they can't watch the Hoopla Hallmark bingepass via the hoopla app on a streaming device or via the hallmark app. If you want hassle-free viewing on a tv screen, a subscription works better for some. I'm trying the Hoopla bingepass out right now, and it seems I can cast from my Windows laptop web browser to my Roku. Others have said they can't cast from a device to their tv, so it's probably very specific what device you're casting to and from. Some don't want to do that even if they have a setup that casts, and at $3.33 a month, that's definitely not much if you're someone who watches often and is willing to pay a small bit for convenience.

As an aside, I also don't know yet if the hoopla deal holds my place. When the bingepass ends and you renew, does it pick up where you left off in a series? or in the middle of an episode/movie? will it save your watchlist? Or does it go clean slate? Again, if you're very budget concious, it might be worth it to mess with all that even if you watched a lot. But otherwise, this price to give yourself a treat aint bad.

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Lisa123

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Lisa123Today 03:27 AM

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Thank you and repped! I currently subscribe to Hallmark+ via Prime as a channel subscription. Sorry in advance if this seems like a stupid question

but if I cancel my subscription on Amazon, how do I watch this one? Technology is not my strong suit

Thanks!

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Does anyone know of any extended free trial codes? I believe in the past they had long (1) or (2) month free trials? Hoping that something like that comes along again

pippypoppy

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Thank you and repped! I currently subscribe to Hallmark+ via Prime as a channel subscription. Sorry in advance if this seems like a stupid question

but if I cancel my subscription on Amazon, how do I watch this one? Technology is not my strong suit

<br />
Thanks!

Do you watch your Amazon prime video in an app on a streaming device (like a roku, or smart tv, or chromecast, etc)? Same thing here, you download the hallmark plus app on whatever device it is you use. You can also get the app for a tablet, etc. Or if you prefer to watch on a computer, just go to the hallmark plus website, login, and watch.

I would go ahead and create the hallmark plus account on a computer, sign up for annual membership, make sure to enter the code before paying. Then use that same login information for the account you just set up with the hallmark plus app on your tv/roku/whatever it is you have.

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