topic Re: TV and QVC and QVC2 in Kitchen

TV and QVC and QVC2

Abbycadabby — Wed, 28 May 2025 21:51:25 GMT

We only use our TV for QVC and David Venable is our favorite host. We watch him on Sunday afternoon and Wednesday evening. For the past few weeks, his show is only on for one hour (6 p.m. CST) on QVC, then he switches to QVC2 for another two hours. We can't receive QVC2 on our TV; is there any way that he can go back to QVC for his entire show? We really do love and watch his shows. Thanks for any info!

Re: TV and QVC and QVC2

Kachina624 — Wed, 28 May 2025 22:06:08 GMT

@Abbycadabby. You can get Q2 using a Roku device available on Amazon. There a charge for the device, of course, but the service is free. You'll get all the QVC channels and much more.

Re: TV and QVC and QVC2

Abbycadabby — Wed, 28 May 2025 22:52:44 GMT

Thanks so much for your reply, but since we don't watch most TV we're probably not going to get a different device. I'm sure they're available where we are...but my husband is stubborn! HA!

Re: TV and QVC and QVC2

TheMemphisVette — Wed, 28 May 2025 22:57:56 GMT

if you are here posting you can watch all the channels here

under watch up on left.

Re: TV and QVC and QVC2

loriqvc — Wed, 28 May 2025 23:09:44 GMT

@Abbycadabby - It is definitely a weird approach for ITKWD; it will be interesting to see how long it sticks around. In the meantime, you can watch QVC2 on any device with an Internet connection, such as your computer, tablet, or phone; just go to https://www.qvc.com/content/shop-live-tv.html and click the tab or link for QVC2. Alternately, you can download the QVC app and watch there. Enjoy!

Update: You can also use this direct link: https://plus.qvc.com/channels/qvc2

Re: TV and QVC and QVC2

Abbycadabby — Wed, 28 May 2025 23:07:42 GMT

Thank you both for the info about watching the Q on the computer. That's what we do now, but it's so much easier on the big TV. Yes, I know we're picky!

Re: TV and QVC and QVC2

loriqvc — Wed, 28 May 2025 23:13:37 GMT

@Abbycadabby - If your TV is "smart enough" to have an HDMI port, you may want to check out a Roku device (as mentioned by @Kachina624) or an Amazon Fire Stick. There are several options for each with varying prices, but you can often find them for as cheap as $20. With one little device hooked up, you can not only access the QVC/HSN app, but you can also explore tons of other free content. Good luck!

Re: TV and QVC and QVC2

Caffeina — Wed, 28 May 2025 23:28:55 GMT

@Abbycadabby wrote:
Thank you both for the info about watching the Q on the computer. That's what we do now, but it's so much easier on the big TV. Yes, I know we're picky!

If you have a Samsung, Vizio, or LG smart TV, they can have the QVC+ HSN+ app installed on them.

https://plus.qvc.com/get-the-app

Re: TV and QVC and QVC2

Abbycadabby — Wed, 28 May 2025 23:35:57 GMT

That's a great idea, but we have an older Sony. Maybe it's worth it to buy a newer 'smart' TV!

Re: TV and QVC and QVC2

gaga — Thu, 29 May 2025 02:33:05 GMT

I have a 44" Sony Bravia TV that is almost 20 yrs old & I had a cable box hooked up to it but it got to be too expensive. I now have a Xumo Box for $5.00 a mo that turns any old TV into a "Smart TV"!!! I installed it myself & got rid of 2 other Cable Boxes with the Xumo Boxes. It is similar to Roku & I picked them up @ our Spectrum Store. Tired of huge Cable & Internet bills that were more than my Gas & Elec. Bill. I can't believe how many Channels I get now.

Re: TV and QVC and QVC2

amyb — Thu, 29 May 2025 13:34:23 GMT

@Abbycadabby wrote:
That's a great idea, but we have an older Sony. Maybe it's worth it to buy a newer 'smart' TV!

Yes, shop around, you can get a great Samsung, or even another Sony smart tv for great prices now.

I finally cut the cable 2 years ago and updated my 18 y.o. Sony Bravia, to a new Smart tv Sony Bravia...I absolutely love it. The picture quality is stunning. While I'm still learning how to navigate all the apps, and all that is available to me here, it's been basically easy, (after bf set it up for me), and I'm not a tech whiz, believe me. I also have the Roku device, which is worth it...That's where I watch QVC when I don't want to watch on my tablet. And many other Live tv shows and other things.

Took me a while to finally go shop (Best Buy), for the new tv, but once I did was an easy decision for me...I've always loved the Sony Bravia (more expensive but I keep the tvs a long time), but Samsungs are terrific too, and much less expensive. Either way, worth the upgrade! Food for thought for you.

Re: TV and QVC and QVC2

rockygems123 — Thu, 29 May 2025 14:08:59 GMT

@Abbycadabby wrote:
That's a great idea, but we have an older Sony. Maybe it's worth it to buy a newer 'smart' TV!

@Abbycadabby

As @LoriLori said if your TV has an HDMI port you can plug in either the Fire Stick or Roku. We did that as our older Samsung was borderline smart lol. Worked fine but decided to upgrade to a new TV recently as I wanted better picture quality.

Was worth it having the apps integrated in the TV instead of using the Fire Stick. I could have stayed with the old TV but they're very reasonable now.