The 2018 Winter Olympics are officially in full swing, and if you?re not near a TV, you might be wondering how to stream them. The short answer is, it?s fairly complicated. First, if you?ve got cable or satellite, you?re in luck. You can get pretty much everything via NBC?s Olympics site or via NBC?s apps. If you don?t, NBC is tightly controlling how you stream the Olympics. Their site will only let you watch thirty minutes the first time you visit, and then in five minute increments thereafter. So, if you want to stream, you?re going to need a TV service like Sling or Hulu, which will both let you stream it from their apps and offer credentials into NBC?s site. But keep in mind you need to have the right channels. NBC?s availability depends heavily on what local affiliates will allow, so NBC is streaming in some areas and not others. You can only watch the Olympics on NBC?s many, many channels, with NBC, CNBC, NBC Sports, and USA all airing at least some programming. NBC and NBC Sports will have the lions? share of programming, with CNBC airing curling and USA airing curling and hockey.
10-02-2018 - Vidéo