What Channels Are Included In Spectrum Entertainment View (2024)

FAQs

What is entertainment view on Spectrum bill? ›

Spectrum Entertainment View is a TV Add-On package that offers 70+ additional channels to your Spectrum TV plan for only $15/mo. All channels can be viewed live or On Demand at any time from any connected device.

What is the cheapest Spectrum TV package? TV Select is the cheapest Spectrum cable TV package, starting at $69.99 per month for 155+ HD channels, including ESPN, Discovery Channel, CNN, HGTV, Lifetime, TLC, and many more.

Basic cable TV packages will include ABC, CBS, FOX, PBS, and other public-access local channels. Some expanded plans come with fancy cable channels—like Disney Channel, ESPN, MTV, or Fox News Channel—but they're still stripped down compared to advertised cable packages.

With the full screen Guide displayed, press the OPTIONS or “A” button on the remote, then choose Guide Settings > Show Channels. Press OK to toggle between ALL CHANNELS and SUBSCRIBED.

Spectrum will no longer have Baby TV, Disney Junior, Disney XD, Freeform, FXM, FXX, Nat Geo Wild, and Nat Geo Mundo in their lineups. Local Spectrum subscribers will get “Monday Night Football” tonight on ESPN along with most of the Disney channels that have been missing from the cable lineup lately.

New Spectrum TV customers will get Xumo streaming device instead that costs $60 or $5 a month, which is less than half monthly cost of traditional cable box. In 2024, Spectrum is getting rid of its cable TV boxes in favor of Xumo streaming devices. It is also raising rates again.

The best way to scrimp on cable TV rates is to look for the basic or starter package your local service provider offers. You could also try to reduce your premium channels and extra equipment. If you need more than one service, it helps to look for deeply discounted bundled offers. Should I choose a contract-free plan?

Even if you're a current Spectrum Internet customer, you can still take advantage of several offers from the cable provider.

The cheapest TV providers under $50/month that we found are Spectrum, Xfinity, and Cox. Spectrum offers no-contract plans where all channels are in HD and premium channels included. With Spectrum TV, you'll also get limited DVR storage and second-year pricing can change quite a bit from your first year.

What is the Spectrum TV Essentials package? ›

Spectrum TV Essentials offers live streaming access to a wide range of significant entertainment and news channels. Subscribers will have access to a selection of 60 channels, encompassing notable names like A&E, AMC, BET, Comedy Central, Discovery, Hallmark Channel, HGTV, and Nickelodeon.

Yes. You can get Spectrum TV without an internet plan. Spectrum provides traditional, standalone cable TV plans that you can buy without buying Spectrum Internet.

You may have a connection problem. Check all equipment for loose or damaged cables. If Parental Controls are turned on, you may not see restricted channels or be able to rent On Demand material. Networks are sometimes retired, renamed or move to different channel numbers.

Remove the channel: Highlight the channel tile on your home screen and press Star * to open the Options menu. Select Remove channel and confirm.

Is Spectrum free on Roku? There's no extra charge if you're a Spectrum TV and internet customer. The Roku app is just a portal into content you're already paying for. Of course, for everyone else, the cost is switching internet and/or TV providers.

Video on demand (VOD) is a media distribution system that allows users to access videos, television shows and films digitally on request.

You can usually order through your remote and, when you order a PPV movie, you can watch it as many times as you want within a 24-hour period. Special events can only be viewed once.

Taxes or fees in your area may have changed. Video On Demand and Pay-Per-View purchases, as well as long-distance calls made without a Spectrum Business Voice International Calling Plan, can change your amount due each month.

Spectrum On Demand provides access to thousands of movies and TV shows, including programming from NBC, ABC, CBS and more. You can also subscribe to premium channels (such as Max), Video On Demand and Pay-Per-View, which include movies, adult programs, special events, live concerts, stand-up comedy specials and more.