[Aeolian]

It's easy! Just connect TVFrog with any TV or monitor your have. All cables are included in the package. Press the power button and done. No seriously, it literally takes 10 seconds and you are able to watch anything you want.

But how can you watch for free? TVFrog has completely reprogrammed and redesigned it so it works even easier. The TVFrog technology searches the internet where it will locate and stream, virtually any television show, hollywood movie, or live sports event you want to watch without having to worry about paying rental fees or monthly subscriptions.

https://www.freeseetv.com/tvfrog

Thoughts??

[protonrotuing]

Potentially the relay would be slow, wouldn't it? Plus won't the TVs have to be compatible? A lot of questions are left with the concept my man.

[Aeolian]

Potentially the relay would be slow, wouldn't it? Plus won't the TVs have to be compatible? A lot of questions are left with the concept my man.

Slow? It's just like any other streaming network.

[mothered]

Potentially the relay would be slow, wouldn't it? Plus won't the TVs have to be compatible?

Speed Is not an Issue. The gateway (to access all content) Is like any other, only the device Itself differs and given It's a direct plug & play, there'll be minimal latency.

In terms of compatibility, If you have a Rank Arena TV purchased back In the 80s, then yes you'll experience Issues.

[Ecks]

The problem is that you need a constant connection and it has to be good enough to handle streaming, so in the end this is not really better than Roku or Amazon Fire, I personally would prefer something like ChromeCast because I don't need a steady Internet in order to watch, just to download, especially now days where your gaming console can stream media from the internet.

[Aeolian]

The problem is that you need a constant connection and it has to be good enough to handle streaming, so in the end this is not really better than Roku or Amazon Fire, I personally would prefer something like ChromeCast because I don't need a steady Internet in order to watch, just to download, especially now days where your gaming console can stream media from the internet.

You need a constant connection for all streaming services, what's your point?

Also, this device is for aussies, we don't have roku or Amazon.

Again, streaming from your console needs a constant connection, only difference is that you're usually connected to a wireless network when using console.

[Ecks]

The problem is that you need a constant connection and it has to be good enough to handle streaming, so in the end this is not really better than Roku or Amazon Fire, I personally would prefer something like ChromeCast because I don't need a steady Internet in order to watch, just to download, especially now days where your gaming console can stream media from the internet.

You need a constant connection for all streaming services, what's your point?

Also, this device is for aussies, we don't have roku or Amazon.

Again, streaming from your console needs a constant connection, only difference is that you're usually connected to a wireless network when using console.

Didn't know you couldn't get Amazon Fire, figures for Roku, as for streaming devices I said my piece, I have a very weak connection so streaming can be horrible, that's why I like ChromeCast, I can just have torrents of tv shows and movies downloading and watching them as they finish.