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So netflix requires a subscription right? &nbsp;What can I watch for free in there?
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So netflix requires a subscription right?  What can I watch for free in there?

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Thanks man! &nbsp;Anything else i can use it besides netflix?
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Thanks man!  Anything else i can use it besides netflix?

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Thanks. &nbsp;It's all combined with iTunes, but I have 2 accounts so still sorting that through. &nbsp;A bit of a pain, but not too bad. &nbsp;Is there a way to &quot;skip&quot; itunes?
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Thanks.  It's all combined with iTunes, but I have 2 accounts so still sorting that through.  A bit of a pain, but not too bad.  Is there a way to "skip" itunes?

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Got it. &nbsp;I'm not a mac person. &nbsp;But I do have one iPhone device. &nbsp;Maybe I should use that with apple tv. &nbsp;Kinda broadcast from iphone to a larger screen?
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Got it.  I'm not a mac person.  But I do have one iPhone device.  Maybe I should use that with apple tv.  Kinda broadcast from iphone to a larger screen?

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I got Apple TV 4k device as a gift. &nbsp;Don't know how it works. &nbsp;<br />
Do I need to subscribe for it or can I watch stuff for free? &nbsp;and another question in general. &nbsp; How does it compare to roku or chromecast?<br />
Thanks in advance!
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I got Apple TV 4k device as a gift.  Don't know how it works.  
Do I need to subscribe for it or can I watch stuff for free?  and another question in general.   How does it compare to roku or chromecast?
Thanks in advance!

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