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Technical help watching WatchESPN
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Technical help watching WatchESPN


Jan 13, 2017, 11:01 PM

I have an LG TV, Mac and iPhone. I have AT&T Uverse (so have access to WatchESPN).

Is there someway to either get WatchESPN from my Mac or Phone to display on the TV or some other way to get it.

I tried accessing it from the TV's browser but it says it requires flash and when I try to download it to the LG it won't let me.

I don't have a way to connect to the TV with HDMI or other either - I don't have an HDMI with apple quick connect.

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Buy Apple TV, ROKU, Fire TV or stick


Jan 13, 2017, 11:06 PM

They all come with watch ESPN app

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Built in TV browsers probably can't get the job done.


Jan 13, 2017, 11:07 PM

Your best bet is to invest in a Roku player, Amazon Fire Box or even a Playstation. They will all put ESPN's products on your tv screen - probably in better quality than your cable company - and give you a host of other useful features in the bargain.

I use Amazon Fire TV and I'm almost to the point of cutting the cable completely. Just need to get an antenna mounted on the house for local channels and it's a done deal.

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Re: Built in TV browsers probably can't get the job done.


Jan 13, 2017, 11:10 PM

I actually have a Roku but am trying to watch at a friend's house (near Clemson for the parade!). I brought the Roku but his TV is mounted on the wall and I can't reach the extra HDMI input. Not even sure we could switch out the ATT Uverse HDMI it is so tight.

Was hoping we could somehow stream from my Mac or iPhone to the TV screen

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There is an app called TVCast


Jan 13, 2017, 11:28 PM

that will do that but it has to be included in the Smart TV's app library. I don't think you can add it externally.

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Re: There is an app called TVCast


Jan 13, 2017, 11:36 PM

Thanks - I will check

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