SAY HELLO TO
OUR STREAMING DEVICE
Evo Force 1 w/Brook remote
- Compact design at just 4″ x 4″
- Basic remote w/number pad
- Connect via wifi or LAN
GETTING STARTED
- Get started with Roku
- Get started with Fire TVs
- Get started with Samsung Smart TVs
- Get started with LG Smart TVs
- Connecting your streaming accounts
FEATURES
- Navigating the Home Page Hero
- Using the guide
- Record shows right from the guide
- Using the integrated search function
Evo Force 1 w/Brook WOR remote
- Same set top box, but includes…
- 25% larger remote with
- additional one-touch buttons
THE
MOBILE APP
You can find us on these devices
Can I watch live TV on my phone? Yes, if the channel is enabled for mobile streaming and the customer is subscribed.
Can I download shows to watch offline? Yes, but only for eligible On Demand titles and cloud DVR recordings.
Why can’t I watch or download this program? This is usually due to content rights, subscription level, location, or device limits.
Can I cast content from my phone to my TV? Yes, but downloaded content cannot be cast.
What is OnePass? Track your favorite shows across live TV, recordings, and streaming apps
Easier Ways to Watch: Watch options grouped: On Demand, My Recordings, Downloads.
Downloads: Eligible DVR recordings and On Demand movies. Rights-based; expire; must Download online; cannot cast.
Improved Search: Channel number and sports search by team or game.
Guide Improvements: Faster scrolling and navigation.
App Behavior: Opens to What to Watch by default.
What to Watch: Personalized recommendations based on viewing and service.
Guide: Traditional TV guide on your phone; streamable channels only.
Start Over / Catch Up: Restart live shows or watch recently aired episodes.
Cloud DVR: Record, manage, and watch recordings anywhere.
Downloads: Use for travel or no internet; content may expire and may need license refresh.
Casting: Phone to TV on same Wi-Fi; downloaded content cannot be cast.
Search: Title, channel, actor, sports team or game.
NOTE: Availability depends on service level and content rights