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With the rise of video streaming services, you can easily watch live TV without any cable contract. With an active internet connection, you can stream almost any live channel by subscribing to a particular service. Gone are the days of bulky equipment and wiring. Today, many live TV networks allow you to watch content by signing up on the website. You can stream these networks not just from your desktop, television, and mobile phones but also with the help of devices such as your gaming consoles and Roku Players. Before you cut the cord, it is important to be aware of the channels that are available through streaming services. A single streaming service cannot provide all of the channels that a cord-cutting alternative may.

Most of these services are suitable for audiences interested in watching a particular type of content. For instance, if you're interested in sports, you can opt for FuboTV, but if you want originals, I would advise you to subscribe to Netflix or CBS All Access. Are you getting my point? You need to subscribe to each service individually.

What is amazing is that you can subscribe to a host of services and still find yourself paying less than what you are paying for your Cable or Satellite TV connection.

ABC, as a channel, is available on various streaming platforms. The content of ABC is available on any network where Disney is involved. Since ABC is owned by Disney since 1996, most of the ventures that involve The Walt Disney Company feature ABC as a standard channel. Thus, you can find ABC on Hulu + Live TV, YouTube TV, and even PlayStation Hue.

History

ABC is a national and local over-the-air network that caters to a specific audience. This network follows the prime time content format, ensuring that the news is related specifically to areas. Though daytime programming may vary from location to location, all of ABC's programming follows the same prime time schedule. Shows like 'American Housewife', 'The Conners' and 'Fresh off the Boat' are some of the programs you'll find across America.

Design

ABC's homepage is one of the simplest yet most unappealing of all live streaming channels. Even AT&T TV Now, with its corporate feel, manages to have an edge over ABC, and it's so bland. But that's until you visit its inner page. But before that, let's check out the options on the homepage. You get five options on the top left: Browse, Live, Schedule, Account, and More. As you would expect from these categories, each option provides guided access to different parts of the library. If you click on Browse, you will be taken to the library's section on navigation. If you click on Live, the library will start streaming content for your convenience. You can check guide information by scheduling it in advance or manage your account from the account menu.

I would like to discuss the most happening part of the website and that is the Content Library. When you click on Browse, it opens up a new page, where you can see a sub-header with genres followed by the titles. I like how the content has been arranged with headings - Popular, A-Z sort, Current, Drama, Comedy, Reality, News, Throwback, and Documentaries. This makes sorting the content really easy. For some reason, if you don't find it helpful, you can make use of the search bar and access the content you want directly by typing the title.

Content

There is no shortage of content on the ABC Network. You can enjoy sports like the NBA along with news, dramas, comedies and kid shows. Regardless of what you want to watch, there are many ways in which you can do so. Since ABC is classified as a free OTA network, you can watch it digitally. It isn't just restricted to cable, which means that you can enjoy shows such as "Grey's Anatomy," "A Million Little Things," "Black-ish," "General Hospital" and "How To Get Away with Murder" from anywhere you want. Some of the ABC titles I like a lot include Army Wives, Ugly Betty, Body of Proof, and Felicity. ABC is also home to one of the most prestigious award ceremonies - The Academy awards - Oscars.

There is no shortage of content on this network. You can choose the content by simply clicking on the browse button on the homepage. You can choose from Current, Drama, Comedy, Reality, News, and Documentaries - which are just a few of the categories to help you find the content you're looking for.

Desktop/Mobile experience

Many people are hesitant when it comes to switching to a digital platform from cable. Everybody has a slight hesitation, which is justified. And that's why we're here - to help distinguish the good from the bad. Though I'm an advocate for streaming services, I would urge you to make the final decision based on your trial experience on the website - a facility provided by almost all streaming sites. Personally, I did not enjoy streaming ABC on desktop. Though I did not experience any discrepancies in playback. The overall procedure of locating your region and then adding the details before being able to stream is too much in this day and age.

Emulating streaming giants is not a cakewalk

The streaming services such as Hulu, Netflix, and Prime Video have raised the streaming bar to a whole new level. This has made it hard for traditional TV channels to emulate. If this is the case for you, then you don't need to worry because you can enjoy ABC on other streaming networks such as Hulu + Live TV.

Compatibility is its strength

If you are watching ABC online with Hulu + Live TV, you will be able to receive support on most devices. You can stream ABC network through different devices such as Apple TV, Roku, Chromecast, and even your mobile phones. even if you are not watching ABC on Hulu, you have alternative such as AT&T Now, PlayStation Vue, and YouTube TV.

Plans & Pricing

There are several ways in which you can watch ABC without spending a lot of money. These options include: paying for Pay TV, satellite, or streaming services. If you are not into cable TV or satellite, there are several ways to watch ABC without spending a lot of money. These options include: paying for Pay TV, satellite, or streaming services. Hulu with Live TV is a streaming service that costs $40 per month and supports Roku, Google Chromecast, Apple TV, Amazon Fire Stick, and Fire TV as well as Xbox One and Xbox 360 gaming consoles.

Hulu with Live TV is a viable option for cord-cutters. This means that not just ABC, but you can access Hulu's vast content library with an improved interface at an affordable price.

PlayStation Vue offers a variety of pricing plans, starting at $25 per month. It supports a wide range of devices, including Oculus Go, Roku, Google Chromecast, Apple TV, Amazon Fire Stick, and Fire TV gaming consoles.

PlayStation Vue is an excellent way to watch the ABC Network. You can share an account with your family and keep separate profiles. You can stream up to five devices at once and can choose which profile can use the DVR capabilities.

YouTube TV is a service that costs $49.99 per month and supports many different devices.

YouTube TV is a great way to watch the ABC Network. Sure, its pricing is high, but thanks to its unlimited cloud-based DVR you can not only watch 50+ channels, but also make use of an unlimited amount of space.

AT&T now offers $50-$135 per month for its AT&T Now streaming service that supports Roku, Google Chromecast, Apple TV, Amazon Fire Stick, and Fire TV devices.

AT&T Now is one of the newest streaming services to enter the market. It does not require any contract commitments, so you can start with it if you're not into cable or satellite dish.

Suggestions I have for ABC

I tune into ABC to watch 4-5 shows, keeping in mind that I am not a big fan of these massive networks such as ABC, Fox, and CBS trying to mold themselves into a streaming platform. I?d prefer these channels to create more compelling originals and focus on content - an area where they are lagging behind.

Conclusion

I would suggest you watch ABC with Hulu + Live TV. That is, if you don't have cable. If you're looking for the best cable alternatives, then a combination of Hulu, Prime Video, Netflix, and fuboTV would make the most sense.