EagleCast TV Features

Live channels are the part of EagleCast TV that feels most like traditional television: you pick a channel and join whatever is on. It's the natural choice for news, talk shows, live events and anything you'd rather watch as it happens than catch later.

If you're moving over from cable or satellite, this is the part that will feel most familiar. Pair it with the program guide when you want to see what's coming up before you commit to a channel.

On-demand viewing is for the evenings when you already know what you want, or you'd like to find something new without waiting for a schedule. Start a film when it suits you, or work through a series at your own pace.

We don't list individual titles on this site. If you're looking for something in particular, send us the name and we'll tell you whether it's available.

Sport is often the reason people go looking for a new TV service, and it's also where expectations matter most. On EagleCast TV, live sport works like any other live channel: find the broadcast and join it as it happens.

Because sports schedules shift and coverage varies between competitions, we'd rather you asked about the league, team or tournament you care about than assumed. It's a short message, and it saves a disappointing match day.

Fire TV, Android TV, smart TVs, phones and computers all install and run apps in their own way. Our device notes explain what each platform runs, where to find its model and software version, and what to check before you set anything up.

Being listed isn't the same as "works on every model". Older hardware and some regional TV models have limits, which is why we ask you to check your device details first.

The electronic program guide (EPG) is the on-screen schedule that shows what's on now and what's coming up next on each channel. It's the quickest way to plan an evening, check when a match starts, or see what's on later without flipping through channels.

Guide listings come from broadcasters' published schedules. When a schedule changes at the last minute, say a match runs into extra time, the guide may take a little while to catch up.

Support is there for the practical questions: which device to use, where to find a setting, what an error message means. You don't need to know the technical terms; describe what you see and we'll work from there.

The fastest way to a useful answer is to include your device model, its software version and what you were trying to do when the problem started.