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Watching YouTube on a TV
Mr_Bun
Posts: 339 Forumite
in Techie Stuff
Hi folks,I was wondering what is the easiest and cheapest way to be able to watch YouTube videos on a TV. It's not a smart TV,just a regular plasma screen.TIA
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Cheapest way would be to connect a device that you already own ..
Do you have a laptop ?0 -
Hi folks,I was wondering what is the easiest and cheapest way to be able to watch YouTube videos on a TV. It's not a smart TV,just a regular plasma screen.TIA
DVD or BR player with network capability.
Google Chromecast (as long as you have a tablet or wireless PC to 'cast' to the CC)0 -
Don't have a lap-top,although I do have an iPad��0
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I would suggest an Amazon Fire Stick. These are around £35 and have many different apps, including the YouTube you want. Other apps include iPlayer and Netflix* so you can catch up on TV and watch films.
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Thanks for the replies.
A work colleague uses Apple TV for doing this,is this any good?0 -
I use Roku stick but you can often get those nowtv boxes quite cheap and often come with a free trial of nowtv or sky movies/sport which you can easily cancel online
http://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/tv-and-home-entertainment/digital-and-smart-tv/smart-tv/now-tv-hd-smart-tv-box-entertainment-bundle-10136496-pdt.html
comes with 3 month Entertainment Pass as well once set up cancel after 3 months if you dont want it
http://help.nowtv.com/article/Available-apps-NOW-TV-Box
There's loads of extra apps available on your box, including:- All 4
- Demand 5
- BBC iPlayer
- ITV Hub
- YouTube
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Cheapest as suggested is a Now TV box. You can pick one up for £15.http://www.nowtv.com/box0
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cheap cheap way, a used nowtv.
But I would fork out a bit more for an amazon fire.0 -
seatbeltnoob wrote: »cheap cheap way, a used nowtv.
But I would fork out a bit more for an amazon fire.
Why?
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Had a look at the Nowtv box,looks ideal,however,can I buy it and then just plug it in and watch YouTube and it doesn't cost me anything else,there is no subscription?0
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