Like Sling, setup is simple: sign up, download the app and sign in. YouTube TV offers much of the same experience, though they only have the one standard $40 package with a few add-ons available between $5 and $15 per month. Create your account, pay for your package (or get the free trial), and sign into the Sling TV app which, you guessed it, is available on Xbox. Sling TV is also ridiculously easy to set up. You can tack on themed extras - such as sports, kids, or comedy - for just $5 each. There are a number of packages available to you, with the cheapest being $20 per month for 25+ channels. Services like Sling TV and YouTube TV are great for gaining access to live premium TV networks for low monthly costs.
Plex also offers a healthy selection of both free and paid internet channels if you don't have your own video files to stream. The cool thing here is that Plex automatically downloads metadata for video files, so as long as your TV shows aren't super obscure it'll present them with proper episode titles, summaries, and previews. Now, on the Xbox One, simply download the Plex app, link it to your Plex account using the short activation code they'll provide, and watch as your screen is populated with all the content being served up by your PC. Add the folders where your TV shows exist to your Plex library.Sign into the server using your username and password.Download and install the Plex server app on your PC.You'll first need to download the Plex server app onto your PC.
You'll need to have your console and computer on the same network, and your computer does have to be switched on when you're ready to watch your TV shows. If you happen to have shows on your computer, Plex offers an extremely easy way to stream them to your Xbox One over your home network.
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