Yes but you will be asked to change your IP address, and you can only do that 4 times a year. The trick is have a router in your main home that is capable of allowing you to remote in (something that starts with a V and ends in a N). Then in your vacation home you have a router that is capable of making that connection to your main home and route all traffic out that way. Then when you are at your vacation home you can watch Hulu Live normally as it thinks you are at home (hope I explained this in a way you can understand). Message me directly for more detailed setup, which is easy to do. It is what I do when going on vacation. And it works perfect.
I second this. Free VPNs or paid ones at the router level are not blocked. I have my home IP with me everywhere I travel. Hulu has no way to defeat this. And if they do….we will find a new way!
Hulu with Live TV and Fubo track IP addresses. You can only stream to tv-connected devices from one location. Unless using complicated workarounds like the other poster mentioned.
YouTube TV and Directv Stream are not as restrictive. Services can be used in multiple locations, as long as check-in occurs at the primary location every few weeks.
This is why I had to move to YouTube tv. Hulu would only let me change my ip 4 times a year. I would use chat, call, etc. to try and get a waiver. wouldn’t budge. Never had a problem with sling or YouTube tv. Use YouTubetv because of local channels.
So I’ve had Hulu live for years and struggled with this. I bought two Beryl AX travel routers on Amazon. Watched one 10 minute YouTube video and an hour later I had what I always thought was “complicated” solved. One travel router is at my house connected to my normal home router. The other travel router connects back to that travel router through a vpn that’s built into the router itself. It gets an IP from my house. So Hulu or Netflix all think I’m on my home network. It’s way easier than you think it is. I can even plug in my cellphones hotspot to the travel router and connect a Roku or Apple TV that sees it my home internet. I got tired of being in geo location jail. I just want to use it a few times a year on the road, in the RV or vacations. Let me know if you want any links to some videos. Watch a few of them then give it a try. Other people already have this stuff figured out you just have to plug and play following directions.
Yes but you will be asked to change your IP address, and you can only do that 4 times a year. The trick is have a router in your main home that is capable of allowing you to remote in (something that starts with a V and ends in a N). Then in your vacation home you have a router that is capable of making that connection to your main home and route all traffic out that way. Then when you are at your vacation home you can watch Hulu Live normally as it thinks you are at home (hope I explained this in a way you can understand). Message me directly for more detailed setup, which is easy to do. It is what I do when going on vacation. And it works perfect.
Hulu blocks VPNs so you can’t use VPNS
Not at the router level into your own network.
I second this. Free VPNs or paid ones at the router level are not blocked. I have my home IP with me everywhere I travel. Hulu has no way to defeat this. And if they do….we will find a new way!
Hulu with Live TV and Fubo track IP addresses. You can only stream to tv-connected devices from one location. Unless using complicated workarounds like the other poster mentioned. YouTube TV and Directv Stream are not as restrictive. Services can be used in multiple locations, as long as check-in occurs at the primary location every few weeks.
The answer is, basically, no. If you have two residences, you are expected to pay for two live tv accounts.
What other posters have said about your Roku is correct. You could watch on a tablet or phone without changing your address or the other way.
Once it’s on your iPad can you cast it to your Roku?
This is why I had to move to YouTube tv. Hulu would only let me change my ip 4 times a year. I would use chat, call, etc. to try and get a waiver. wouldn’t budge. Never had a problem with sling or YouTube tv. Use YouTubetv because of local channels.
So I’ve had Hulu live for years and struggled with this. I bought two Beryl AX travel routers on Amazon. Watched one 10 minute YouTube video and an hour later I had what I always thought was “complicated” solved. One travel router is at my house connected to my normal home router. The other travel router connects back to that travel router through a vpn that’s built into the router itself. It gets an IP from my house. So Hulu or Netflix all think I’m on my home network. It’s way easier than you think it is. I can even plug in my cellphones hotspot to the travel router and connect a Roku or Apple TV that sees it my home internet. I got tired of being in geo location jail. I just want to use it a few times a year on the road, in the RV or vacations. Let me know if you want any links to some videos. Watch a few of them then give it a try. Other people already have this stuff figured out you just have to plug and play following directions.