Sling TV: While Sling has shaved down the number of button presses needed to watch a live show from the guide - three down to two - it's still more than YouTube TV's one. If you're using the desktop or app versions, Google's streamer offers a more streamlined structure that's also nicer on the eye. YouTube TV: In general the YouTube TV interface is easier to use, and not just to people used to using regular YouTube Woman who said she was arrested for being pretty accused of killing mom.Kia cars are being stolen nationwide as how-to videos swirl online.Another chance for rain enters the San Francisco Bay Area forecast.Super Star Restaurant in San Francisco is feeding an entire neighborhood.No one is buying these luxury San Francisco condos - including the Warriors' Steph Curry.Experts predict Bay Area will see extremely rare La Niña event this winter.Horoscope for Friday, 10/28/22 by Christopher Renstrom.The menus and interfaces on both are relatively drab, especially in the Roku The Sling TV live guide is pretty uninspiring. Major channels missing from YouTube TV: A&E, Comedy Central, History, Lifetime, Nickelodeon.Major channels missing from Sling Blue: ABC, CBS, Animal Planet, Disney Channel, ESPN, Fox News, MLB Network, Nickelodeon.Major channels missing from Sling Orange: ABC, CBS, Fox, NBC, Bravo, Animal Planet, Fox News, FS1, FX, MLB Network, MSNBC, Nickelodeon, USA Network.You can check see how the YouTube TV and Sling differ in their channel lineups in this handy chart, or just scroll to the end of this article, but here's a quick summary of the main missing channels: Sling's $40 Orange & Blue package combines the two packages but as it only adds four more channels out of the 100 most popular (including ESPN and Disney) it represents fairly poor value. But if you want a few more channels (and live in the right market for the local channels) then Blue might be more enticing. Sling Blue offers Fox and NBC in a handful of major markets but the Orange package has none. Sling TV offers few to no local channels, depending on your package and where you live. YouTube TV offers almost twice the number of channels of Sling Blue, in addition to the major local channels (including PBS) in most markets. This one-price approach mitigates the paralysis of choice a little bit. YouTube TV: YouTube TV costs $50 and doesn't offer any add-on channel packages, although it does have a handful of single-channel add-ons including Showtime and EPIX. It's worth noting that Sling TV is currently offering discounts for the first month: Blue or Orange for $5, or you can get Orange & Blue for $20. It costs an extra $5 a month for a DVR, for example, or $5 to add packages such as Comedy, Sports and Kids, which include extra channels such as TV Land, NBA TV and Disney Signing up for the basic Sling TV is cheap but the costs pile up once you start adding channels or features. Sling TV: Sling offers three different tiers of plans: Blue ($30), Orange ($30) and Orange & Blue ($45) with a mix of channels available. Managing your subscriptions with a single bill may be useful too.ABC, CBS, NBC, Fox and PBS in most marketsĬost: Sling is cheaper and has more options You'll be able to access the services from a single app that might be available on more platforms than standalone apps for Shudder, Acorn and so on. There are some benefits though, especially if you subscribe to more than one. To some, it might seem unnecessary to sign up for standalone channels through services like YouTube TV when they have their own apps. Users who opt out of the base plan can still take advantage of YouTube TV features such as unlimited DVR space, up to six profiles per household and three simultaneous streams. But you'll no longer need that to access MLB.TV, Cinemax et al through the service.
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The cable-style YouTube TV base plan costs $65 and includes more than 85 channels (the full line up will vary slightly, depending on your location). YouTube TV is following the likes of Apple TV, Amazon Prime Video, Roku and Sling TV in adding standalone channel subscriptions. Epix and Starz, which will soon be rebranded in certain territories, are among the options as well. You can choose from 20 channels, including HBO Max, Showtime and NBA League Pass. YouTube TV is now offering users the option to subscribe to standalone add-on channels without signing up for the platform's base plan.
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