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Fire Sticks
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I might be a bit dim here (or at least technologically challenged), but can anyone explain to me what is (and how do) 'fire sticks' work?
I no longer own a tv but I do miss my films. Am I right in saying that fire sticks provide films via internet? Also can you get other things on them beside films (eg, tv series's ). Ive obviously heard about them but know nothing about how they work, whats available on them etc. Are they updated with other films etc or is it a one off kind of thing?
Any info appreciated,
Thanks guys.
I no longer own a tv but I do miss my films. Am I right in saying that fire sticks provide films via internet? Also can you get other things on them beside films (eg, tv series's ). Ive obviously heard about them but know nothing about how they work, whats available on them etc. Are they updated with other films etc or is it a one off kind of thing?
Any info appreciated,
Thanks guys.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.it acts like a freeview box but it's wifi, and you can sign up to amazons own payg tv stuff and netflix, it has catchup channels e4 iplayer etc
but most people install kodi on it or use amazon prime to watch paid for stuff, it also again amazon products apps books you can purchase.
a freeview box is a better option, unless your after using kodi that you install yourself on it, but thats up to you.
but most people install kodi on it or use amazon prime to watch paid for stuff, it also again amazon products apps books you can purchase.
a freeview box is a better option, unless your after using kodi that you install yourself on it, but thats up to you.
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looks like a telly tuner is needed ??
looks like a telly tuner is needed ??
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look in above link for loads of recent as well as classic films..some even pre release
look in above link for loads of recent as well as classic films..some even pre release
An Amazon Fire Stick has to be plugged into a TV's HDMI port, so without a TV you won't be able to use one.
Once you've got one plugged in though you can use the apps on it to access free services (such as BBC iPlayer and Youtube) and, if you pay the subscriptions, services such as Netflix and Amazon Prime Video. (Netflix costs £5.99 per month for Standard Definition, £7.49 per month for HD or £8.99 for Ultra HD. Amazon's basic service costs £5.99 per month, with their 'Prime' service costing £7.99).
You don't need a TV (or an Amazon Fire Stick) to access all of that stuff. You can watch it all on your computer anyway (although, of course, you'll still have to pay for the subscription services). All that an Amazon Fire Stick does is to enable you to watch on your TV instead of your PC or laptop.
Once you've got one plugged in though you can use the apps on it to access free services (such as BBC iPlayer and Youtube) and, if you pay the subscriptions, services such as Netflix and Amazon Prime Video. (Netflix costs £5.99 per month for Standard Definition, £7.49 per month for HD or £8.99 for Ultra HD. Amazon's basic service costs £5.99 per month, with their 'Prime' service costing £7.99).
You don't need a TV (or an Amazon Fire Stick) to access all of that stuff. You can watch it all on your computer anyway (although, of course, you'll still have to pay for the subscription services). All that an Amazon Fire Stick does is to enable you to watch on your TV instead of your PC or laptop.