TV channel guides

Free TV on Samsung and LG smart TVs is built in: Samsung TV Plus and LG Channels are preinstalled. What they carry, what to add, and when a stick wins.

HLS vs DASH: both stream video in small chunks over HTTP. Compare device support, latency, and DRM, and see why FAST platforms ship HLS first in practice.

How many hours of content do I need for a FAST channel? Most launch with 20 to 50 hours. Here is the repeat math, scheduling tactics, and growth plan.

What a FAST channel earns: the CPM x impressions x fill rate math, realistic revenue ranges by audience size, what changes the numbers, and a worked example.

How to get on Amazon Fire TV Channels: who Amazon accepts, the onboarding path, technical requirements, timelines, and a faster way to launch.

How to get on LG Channels: what LG looks for, the distributor route, technical and content requirements, timelines, and a faster way to launch first.

How to get a channel on Pluto TV: how Pluto's curated partner model works, what they accept, requirements, timelines, and a faster way to start.

How to get a channel on Samsung TV Plus: who they accept, the distributor route, technical requirements, realistic timelines, and a faster path to launch.

How to get content on Tubi: licensing pitches, the Content Partner Portal, what Tubi accepts, linear channels, and a faster route for creators.

How to get a channel on Vizio WatchFree+: who Vizio partners with, the distributor route, content requirements, timelines, and a faster first step.

How to watch TV without cable: pair free streaming services with a one-time antenna, and add a paid live TV app only if live sports demand it.

OTT vs CTV explained: OTT is video delivered over the internet, CTV is the TV it plays on. Learn the difference and when each term is the right one to use.