@Endymion, seeing how glitchy Sling is on all my other devices, I'm not holding out much hope that they'll fix it any time soon, they can't seem to make fast-forward or reverse to work - which is bizarre since that doesn't require actual mechanical machinery to perform. It seems like all kinds of other tools can handle those 2 actions - and have for maybe 4 ... DECADES? I guess the devs at Sling only learned about the concept of fast-forward and reverse just recently? I may look into replacing my Roku with my Xbox, if I can find a remote controller that works the way you'd expect a remote to work for TV viewing and watch Sling there since it (kind of) works on Xbox.
I only cut the cord a couple years ago and have been slowly learning about options out there, but it was only a couple months ago that Xcrappity, I mean, Comcrap, I mean, Nofinity, I mean, Monopocrappity, I mean, Xfinity fixed my internet coming into this rental, so now I'm finally getting serious about getting a quality streaming service since I have confirmed (and always suspected) that the outside cable coming to this house was the primary problem with my internet for the past 2 1/2 years. Xfinity finally relented and replaced that short cable just about a month ago.
Maybe Sling isn't working on our Roku devices because the devs were trying to fix fast-forward and reverse but then completely broke Sling's ability to load at all....
I'm a software developer myself so I have little patience for other devs not being able to do basic tasks that have been available for decades in other tools.
