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Updated almost 8 years ago, 03/08/2017

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Neil Henderson
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  • Carolina Beach, NC
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Cutting the Cable Cord in Vacation Rental Unit

Neil Henderson
  • Specialist
  • Carolina Beach, NC
Posted

We have a vacation rental property in Las Vegas, NV. Studio unit at the front of our home. It currently has a 35 inch HDTV with Directv. I'm contemplating taking the Directv received out of the unit and replacing it with a Roku/AppleTV/Google Chrome, etc. to offer streaming services, or maybe a DVD player with access to those streaming services. 

I'm curious if anyone else has done anything like this. My chief concern is over complicating the TV for guests. 

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