Access Online TV Through Partner Sites

The networks generally available through partner websites include:

• A&E
• Adult Swim
• Cartoon Network
• CNN
• E!
• Food Network
• Golf Channel
• Lifetime
• History
• HBO GO
• HGTV
• Lifetime
• MAX GO
• Mun2
• NBC Sports
• Showtime
• Sprout
• Style
• TBS
• Telemundo
• TNT
• Travel Channel
• TruTV 
• WatchESPN
• WatchDisney
• WatchDisneyJunior
• WatchDisneyXD
  
  
  

To watch, you will need:

• A subscription to XFINITY TV.
• A subscription that includes the network you want to watch.

You don’t need to register for anything extra. To log in, use either your Comcast email address or a Comcast ID. If you don’t have your Comcast email address or Comcast ID, or your password, you can verify or reset your login information.

System and Operating Requirements

We recommend checking each network’s requirements for the best online viewing experience. Each network lists this information on their Help or FAQ page.

• A&E
• Adult Swim
• Cartoon Network
• CNN – click "Help" below the video
• E!
• Food Network
• Golf Channel
• HBO GO
• HGTV
• History
• Lifetime
• MAX GO
• Mun2
• NBC Sports
• Showtime
• Sprout
• Style
• TBS
• Telemundo
• TNT
• Travel Channel
• TruTV – click the "i" icon in the top right corner
• WatchESPN
• WatchDisney
• WatchDisneyJunior
• WatchDisneyXD

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I watch content using my laptop and a wireless card?
Yes. You can access all subscription based XFINITY TV online content from anywhere you have an Internet connection.

Is there an additional charge to use the Online TV Partner Sites?
A subscription that includes the network you want to watch is required but there is no additional cost for Online TV through Partner Sites. Comcast customers get their favorite shows from anywhere just by using their Comcast user name and password.

Do I need to pay to access online content?
There is no additional fee to access programs online from channels that you already are paying for through your current XFINITY TV subscription.

Is the online coverage available in High-Definition (HD)?
Each network makes the decision of whether to provide programs in HD or not.

For more FAQs and to learn more about Online TV through Partner Sites, please click here. For troubleshooting Online TV through Partner Sites, please click here.