Live TV streaming refers to the process of watching television programs in real-time over the internet using a streaming service or platform, rather than traditional cable or satellite TV.

Live TV streaming works by transmitting television signals over the internet in real-time. These signals are received by a streaming service, which then distributes the content to viewers through various devices such as smartphones, tablets, smart TVs, or streaming media players.

Live TV streaming offers several advantages, including the ability to watch TV anytime, anywhere with an internet connection, and a wide range of channel options.

No, live TV streaming services operate independently of cable or satellite subscriptions. They provide access to live TV channels and on-demand content over the internet, eliminating the need for traditional TV infrastructure.

Live TV streaming services generally offer more affordable options compared to traditional cable or satellite TV subscriptions. They often have lower monthly fees, no contracts.

The recommended internet speed for live TV streaming varies depending on the streaming service and the quality of the video you want to watch. Generally, a stable internet connection with a speed of at least 50 Mbps is sufficient for standard definition (SD) streaming, while 100 Mbps is required for high definition (HD) or 4K streaming.

Yes, you can stream on multiple devices simultaneously. The number of devices and concurrent streams supported may vary depending on the service and the subscription plan you choose.