
Everything You Need to Know About Streaming
But Didn’t Know Where to Ask
Streaming FAQs
Streaming is the process of transmitting and receiving audio and video content over the internet in real-time, without needing to download the entire file before watching or listening.
In other words, Streaming is delivery of your video signal, through the Internet as opposed to coaxial cable or over the air antenna.
Yes, streaming devices and Smart TVs use the internet to play your movies and TV shows. HTC provides Internet that gives the best possible streaming experience.
Our 500 Mbps internet speed will support streaming. However, depending on your usage you may discover the faster your internet speed, the better your streaming experience will be.
Depending on what services you pick, streaming may save you money compared to traditional cable TV.
The content you receive will depend on the streaming service(s) you choose. There are full streaming cable services that include local channels and there are some free services that will provide local news and weather. The choices are abundant.
No, that will be replaced by a streaming device or a Smart TV.
Depending on the streaming platform, you may or may not be able to record shows. However, many streaming platforms Subscription Video on Demand (think Netflix), which makes recording shows unnecessary.
This process will be very similar to purchasing items online. You will need your contact information, including your email address, and a debit or credit card for pay services.
Learn more about Streaming in our Blog Series
- Intro to Streaming 101
- Getting Started
- FREE Choices Galore
- Building Out Your Viewing Options
- Intermittent FAST-ing
- Don’t Scream, Just Stream!
- Take Your Video On the Road
- You Asked for it! Or Did You?
- The Holidays are Fa-La-La-La FAST Approaching!
- The Rise of the VODs
- No Cable? No Problem.
- Comparing TV of Today to Yesteryear
- The Fast & The Curious
- If it’s for Free, it’s for Me!



