couldn't find info in the stickied 'how to' thread. was just wondering if fubo has access to the secn+ games for baseball and basketball? looking around and Sling actually has the secn+ logo listed, but fubo doesn't.

My understanding is that if your TV provider offers SECN and ESPN etc that you get SECN+/ESPN+ through the ESPN app. I could be mistaken though.

ETA: We have a subscription to the ESPN app through the disney bundle as well though, so we may get the "+" streams through that.

Yeah, i think you get it through the disney bundle. I just cancelled uverse, so I'm trying to find something to sign up for that will give me the access I need to watch secn+.

Anything that has SEC Network will allow you to watch SECN+.

ptothemo said:

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Anything that has SEC Network will allow you to watch SECN+.

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Thst was not universally true at first but I agree it is generally true today.

The way this works is a form of single sign on where the streaming service reaches out to the media provider to have them authenticate the user and transmit appropriate license grants to the streaming that determine what you can watch.

When you authenticate with your credentials is when it enables what you can watch.

Sometimes this is done magically if you are on a media provider Internet service (Spectrum/Charter does this somewhat successfully.)

Outside your home network you usually have to use actual credentials and depending on location the stream might still be blocked especially if you are at a commercial business.

I could add this to the pinned thread, but the simple advice of using the media provider credentials to authenticate is usually sufficient.

For ESPN ONLY Hulu with an ESPN+ package is both the TV provider and the ESPN login btw. I use Hulu as just the triple play provider without Live TV so the MyDisney for just the ESPN login.