Yes, you can use DIRECTV Stream on multiple TVs, but there are some limitations depending on how you plan to stream content. Here are the main options:
1. Multiple Devices: You can stream DIRECTV Stream on multiple devices at the same time, including smart TVs, streaming devices (like Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV), smartphones, tablets, and computers. However, the number of simultaneous streams may depend on the plan you subscribe to.
2. Simultaneous Streams: With most DIRECTV Stream plans, you can stream on up to 20 devices in total, but there are usually restrictions on how many devices can stream simultaneously. For example, the entry-level plan may allow 3 simultaneous streams, while higher-tier plans can allow up to 20. Be sure to check the specifics of your subscription plan for the exact details.
3. Streaming Across Different TVs: If you have multiple TVs in your house, you can use a streaming device (like Roku, Fire Stick, or Apple TV) on each TV to access DIRECTV Stream. Each device can stream content as long as it does not exceed the allowed number of simultaneous streams for your plan.
4. App Usage: The DIRECTV Stream app can be installed on many devices, and you can log in to your account on multiple devices. You can then switch between different TVs or devices depending on your needs.
To sum up, you can stream DIRECTV Stream on multiple TVs, but you will need to check the limits on simultaneous streams for your specific subscription.
