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    The Los Angeles Rams and Denver Broncos are meeting in an NFL Week 3 Sunday Night Football game. Viewers are looking up how to watch the primetime matchup, with coverage noting options such as streaming the broadcast through DIRECTV. The game draws added attention as both teams look to build early-season momentum in the third week of the NFL schedule.

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    Fans in the United States are looking up the projected 2026 MLB playoff bracket, with searches also covering how to watch the National League Division Series, including schedules, channels and broadcast times on providers like DIRECTV. Interest centers on which teams could match up in October and where to follow the games.

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    Old DirecTV satellite box repurposed as Jellyfin media server●I Turned a DirecTV HR54-700 into a Standalone Jellyfin Box https:// voidnullvalue.github.io/DIRECT V-HR54-700/ Comments:MmastodonLifeHome & Garden21 d ago

    A tinkerer has documented how to convert a DirecTV HR54-700 satellite receiver into a standalone media server running Jellyfin, giving the unused hardware a second life for home streaming. The write-up is drawing attention among home theater and cord-cutting communities interested in reusing old set-top boxes instead of discarding them.

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    Old DirecTV Satellite Receiver Repurposed as Jellyfin Media Box●I Turned a DirecTV HR54-700 into a Standalone Jellyfin BoxYhn111 d ago

    A hobbyist has documented how to convert a DirecTV HR54-700 satellite receiver into a standalone server running Jellyfin, the open-source media streaming software. The write-up details repurposing the discarded set-top hardware instead of letting it become e-waste. The project is drawing attention for its ingenuity in giving obsolete TV equipment a second life as a home media server.

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    Magnite opens Samsung, iHeartMedia and DIRECTV ad inventory to AI buying agents●FYI: AI buying agents gain Samsung, iHeartMedia and DIRECTV ad space via Magnite: Pause screens, TV home screens, podcasMmastodonTechnologyAI22 d ago

    Ad tech firm Magnite is making Samsung TV pause and home screens, DIRECTV inventory, iHeartMedia podcasts and local radio stations available to AI-powered agency buying tools through its Magnite Orchestration platform. The move brings connected TV and audio formats into automated programmatic workflows. Industry observers note that no fees or volume figures have been disclosed, leaving questions about actual adoption and spending.