Cómo ver Local Now en Apple TV
Se puede transmitir Local Now en Apple TV. Aquí te mostramos cómo registrarte, descargar, instalar y comenzar a transmitir Local Now con tu Apple TV. Descubre cómo aprovechar al máximo tu Apple TV mientras utilizas Local Now.
Local Now
Local Now is a free video streaming service that includes on-demand access to movies and TV shows. The service also provides several virtual streaming channels, including newscasts from New York, Denver, Detroit, Cleveland, Kansas City, Nashville, Phoenix, Salt Lake City, San Diego, and West Palm Beach. Over 220 cities in the United States have a localized feed. Local Now offers live severe weather coverage from The Weather Channel to people viewing in areas impacted by the severe weather event
Apple TV
Apple TV es un dispositivo de streaming que se puede usar para ver Servicios de streaming bajo demanda.
¿Se puede transmitir Local Now en Apple TV?
Cómo registrarse y descargar Local Now en Apple TV
- Ve a la pantalla de inicio de tu Apple TV.
- Inicia la tienda de aplicaciones y busca “Local Now” en tu Apple TV. Alternativamente, Haz clic aquí para instalar la aplicación.
- Selecciona “Descargar” para instalar la aplicación.
- Ahora puedes transmitir Local Now en Apple TV.
Cómo registrarse en Local Now en otros dispositivos de transmisión
Si tienes otros dispositivos, puedes aprender a registrarte y usar Local Now en Amazon Fire TV, Roku, Android TV, iPhone/iPad, Android Phone/Tablet, Mac, Windows, Samsung Smart TV, Sony Smart TV y VIZIO Smart TV.
Originales
There are several Local now original series, including “Mom Life with Adrianna Costa,” “The Great Outdoors,” and the local music series “Jams.”
Programas de TV
Local Now’s on demand TV section mostly includes obscure or quickly-canceled series from the past, including “Partners” with Kelsey Grammer and Martin Lawrence, “Running Wilde” with Will Arnett and Keri Russell, and something called “Beauty & the Baller.”
Películas
You’ll be hard-pressed to find many well known movies in the Local Now library, but they do have the occasional gem like “The Limey” and “Atari: Game Over.”
Local Now offers several virtual live streaming channels dedicated to specific decades of film, though what you’ll see is decidedly lower-tier entertainment.
Infantil
There is a small section of kid-friendly shows you’ve never heard of, including “Smighties,” “The Gumboot Kids,” and “Raggs.” Movies are similarly obscure, including “Arlo the Burping Pig,” “Ice Girls,” and “Goonie-boys: Curse of the Mayan Coin.”