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Tivo8k in the United States: the networks, the game and the voice you pick

Tivo8k gives an American household the networks, cable, news, sport and kids' channels it already knows, inside a list of 25,000+ live channels and 120,000+ movies and series. What we care about most is what reaches your speakers: English or Spanish commentary where a game airs on both, the original soundtrack or the dub in the library, and subtitles where the file has them.

A family of three on a sofa watching a late-night talk show, city lights in the window behind them
US groupsEntertainment, news and business, sport, kids and family, movie channels, plus a Spanish-language US group
What you hearEnglish on the US groups, Spanish on Univision, Telemundo and the Spanish sports channels, and a second track where a broadcaster sends one
Guide clockEastern, Central, Mountain, Pacific, Alaska and Hawaii, taken from your device
Price$15 a month or $69 a year on one screen, never renewed automatically: prices in US dollars
Try firstA 24-hour trial with no card, then a 7-day money-back after you pay

What the login opens for an American home

The US channels head the list in five groups: entertainment, news and business, sport, kids and family, then the movie channels. ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX and The CW lead, followed by the cable names most homes flick between, such as AMC, FX, TNT, USA Network, HGTV and Discovery. News means CNN, Fox News, MSNBC, CNBC and NewsNation.

Two smaller groups do a lot of work. Kids get Disney Channel, Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network and PBS Kids. Further down, the Spanish-language group puts Univision, Telemundo and UniMás beside ESPN Deportes, Fox Deportes and TUDN, so a two-language home finds both behind one login. Every name is on the full channel list.

US channels most homes open first

  • ABC
  • CBS
  • NBC
  • FOX
  • The CW
  • HBO
  • Showtime
  • AMC
  • FX
  • TNT
  • CNN
  • Fox News
  • MSNBC
  • ESPN
  • FS1
  • NFL Network
  • NFL RedZone
  • NBA TV
  • Disney Channel
  • Nickelodeon
  • PBS Kids
  • Univision
  • Telemundo
  • ESPN Deportes
  • TUDN

English, Spanish or the original: choosing the sound

Three things decide what you hear in a home that splits the remote between two languages:

  • The channel. Pick the broadcaster whose voice you want. Some NFL games also reach ESPN Deportes in Spanish, and the Spanish sports channels cover football with their own commentators.
  • The audio track. Where a broadcaster sends a second track, your player's audio menu switches it. Not every feed has one, so test the channels you care about during the trial.
  • The library entry. A film supplied in both versions appears twice, original and Spanish dub, and subtitles turn on where the file includes them.

TiviMate and IPTV Smarters Pro both keep these controls a button or two away, though menus vary by version. Tivo8k in Spanish covers the Latin American channels too.

Six US time zones and what they do to the guide

The player prints each listing in the time zone set on your device, so choose your city rather than a bare zone name:

  • Eastern (UTC−5, UTC−4 in summer) and Central (UTC−6, UTC−5 in summer): an hour apart all year.
  • Mountain (UTC−7, UTC−6 in summer): most of Arizona keeps standard time, so from March to November Phoenix shows the same times as Los Angeles.
  • Pacific (UTC−8, UTC−7 in summer): a show starting at 8 pm Eastern lists at 5 pm.
  • Alaska (UTC−9, UTC−8 in summer): four hours behind Eastern in every season.
  • Hawaii (UTC−10, no daylight saving): five hours behind Eastern in winter, six in summer.

A network channel follows the schedule of the feed you open, which may belong to the other coast. The TV guide page explains the time-shift setting most players offer.

The sport an American living room follows on Tivo8k

Where each competition usually turns up, read as a map of channels rather than a promise of any game, since each broadcaster sets its own schedule and regional rules:

  • NFL: CBS, FOX, NBC, ESPN, NFL Network and NFL RedZone, with ESPN Deportes in Spanish on some games.
  • College football and basketball: SEC Network, ACC Network, Big Ten Network, ESPNU, CBS and FS1.
  • NBA, MLB and NHL: ESPN, ABC, NBC and NBA TV; FOX, FS1, TBS, MLB Network and the regional networks; ESPN, TNT and NHL Network.
  • Football from abroad: NBC and USA Network for the Premier League, CBS for the Champions League, FOX and Telemundo in a World Cup year.
  • Fights, golf and tennis: PPV event channels while an event runs, DAZN, Golf Channel and Tennis Channel.

Regional networks such as YES Network, MSG and NESN apply their own territory and blackout rules at the source. Sports by competition has the wider table, and the Tivo8k NFL page covers Sundays.

Fire TV, Roku, Android TV or the television itself

  • Fire TV Stick. Fire OS models take a player through the Downloader app, as Tivo8k on a Firestick shows; the Fire TV Stick 4K Select runs Vega OS and cannot sideload.
  • Roku. Common in US homes and the most limited: no sideloading, only the players its store lists, usually one audio track. Read the Roku guide first; a bilingual home is better off with a stick in a spare HDMI port.
  • Android TV and Google TV. TiviMate, whose Premium tier adds recording, multi-view and favorites, or IPTV Smarters Pro, both with the audio menu close at hand.
  • Samsung, LG and Apple TV. Smart IPTV on Samsung sets from 2022 (Tizen 6.5 and later) and LG webOS 3.0 and later; Smarters Player Lite on Apple TV.

There is no app of ours on any of them: the login goes into the player you choose.

Paying in dollars, with help in every US time zone

Prices are set in US dollars, so the payment link asks for the figure on the pricing page: $15 for a month on one screen, $69 for a year. Send the short order form on this site, pay through the link that reaches you on WhatsApp, and the login follows in the same chat, usually in under 15 minutes. Nothing renews by itself.

The desk answers 24/7, which counts in a country six hours wide: midnight in New York is early evening in Honolulu, and both reach the same people. Orders are taken only here and on +1 917 793 9264. Start with the Tivo8k free trial on the television you actually watch.

Tivo8k in other countries

All of them on one page: Countries.

USA on Tivo8k: questions

Does Tivo8k carry the main US channels?

Yes. ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX and The CW lead the American groups, with cable entertainment, CNN, Fox News and MSNBC for news, ESPN, FS1 and NFL Network for sport, and Disney Channel and Nickelodeon for children. Univision and Telemundo sit in the Spanish-language US group.

Can I hear games in Spanish on Tivo8k?

Often, yes. ESPN Deportes carries some NFL games in Spanish, and Fox Deportes, TUDN and beIN Sports en Español show football with Spanish commentary. Which games appear depends on each broadcaster's rights that season, so no particular one is promised. Where a channel sends a second audio track, your player's audio menu switches it.

Will the Tivo8k guide show Pacific or Hawaii time?

Yes, as long as the device is set to your city. The player converts each listing to the clock on the television or stick, so a device on Pacific time shows Pacific times. If the guide is still an hour or more out, check the device's time zone first, then the player's guide time-shift option.

Can I watch Tivo8k on a Roku in the US?

Partly. A Roku cannot sideload, so you depend on whichever IPTV player its store lists, and most of those play only the first audio track a channel sends. For a home that moves between English and Spanish, a Fire OS stick or an Android TV box on the same television is the easier route.

How do I pay for Tivo8k from the United States?

Through the payment link sent on WhatsApp once you submit the order form on this site. Prices are already in US dollars, $15 for one screen for a month and $69 for a year, and nothing renews automatically. Card numbers never go into the chat itself; the link handles the payment.

Are regional sports networks part of Tivo8k?

Yes. The US sport group lists the Bally Sports regionals, YES Network, MSG and NESN beside the national channels. Each shows what it is scheduled to show in its own territory, including blackouts the broadcaster applies at the source, so look for your team in the guide rather than assume a game is there.