Would we have access to more streaming when we drive our Canadian teslas in the the USA?

[Soul Surfer]

Probably a silly question I know that we can't get certain stream services in "Kuh-Nuh-Duh". Any thoughts and experiences to share?

 

[mrElbe]

No extra / different stuff while driving in USA.

 

[Tony_YYZ]

We won't get any of the extra streaming tiles published to our theater app but we can still access all of them and more using services such as abettertheater.com whether here or in the US.

 

[Randy-12]

Probably a silly question I know that we can't get certain stream services in "Kuh-Nuh-Duh". Any thoughts and experiences to share?

To which streaming service(s) are you implying?

 

[Soul Surfer]

To which streaming service(s) are you implying?

Was hoping for Disney+ but not critical

 

[Randy-12]

I was under the impression that you could stream Disney + in Canada
My step son has it on his TV.
Though this may be the same in the Tesla

 

[TrevTremaine]

I was under the impression that you could stream Disney + in Canada
My step son has it on his TV.
Though this may be the same in the Tesla

Disney+ is available in Canada, however, the app for it in the Tesla isn't. Odds are, they'll allow it if they can implement the added fee structures Disney is putting in place - for a cost.

 

[Vawlkus]

We do have a comment from Musk that Disney is the impediment, but we don’t know any details.

 

[jabloomf1230]

Probably a silly question I know that we can't get certain stream services in "Kuh-Nuh-Duh". Any thoughts and experiences to share?

I have a question for you. In the US, Tesla uses ATT Enterprise for its cellular service. What provider is used in Canada? What happens when one crosses the US Canada border? I'm assuming that the cellular transition is seamless, but having never done it, I'm curious.

 

[Vawlkus]

I have a question for you. In the US, Tesla uses ATT Enterprise for its cellular service. What provider is used in Canada? What happens when one crosses the US Canada border? I'm assuming that the cellular transition is seamless, but having never done it, I'm curious.

I think it’s Roger’s. Not sure how smooth the turnover is.

 

[jabloomf1230]

I think it’s Roger’s. Not sure how smooth the turnover is.

Thanks. I'll find out in June when I'm flying out of Montreal.

 

[Randy-12]

Well if it is like my iPhone the switch is seamless.
It just slides from one to the other.

 

[TrevTremaine]

I have a question for you. In the US, Tesla uses ATT Enterprise for its cellular service. What provider is used in Canada? What happens when one crosses the US Canada border? I'm assuming that the cellular transition is seamless, but having never done it, I'm curious.

It's seamless - never had a problem crossing the border and getting data at all, anywhere I travelled. As for issues phyically crossing the border itself...well, that's a different story.

 

[TrevTremaine]

We do have a comment from Musk that Disney is the impediment, but we don’t know any details.

Vawlkus, I found this. Disney restricted Tesla from adding Disney+ anywhere but the United States

 

[f-stop]

not Canada yet, but...

Disney+ is now available in Australia and Europe in 2022.12

Now Disney+ appears to be available in Australia and likely many more regions to come.

www.notateslaapp.com

 

[Soul Surfer]

The heck with all that! Just tried www.abettertheatre.com thru the browser, and Disney+ is fabulous! Full screen too!

 

[f-stop]

apparently coming to Canada with 2022.12.1

Tesla Launches Disney+ in Canada with 2022.12.1 Update - TeslaNorth.com

Image via Akashdeep S.G. via Facebook Tesla has expanded Disney+ beyond the United States, bringing the streaming service to Canada. According to the latest 2022.12.1 software update, in addition to new bottom bar customizations, expanded child lock features, mobile app controls for Dog Mode and...

teslanorth.com

 

[Soul Surfer]

It would be very cool if someone found a hack to stream SiriusXM without using the phone.

 

[jabloomf1230]

It would be very cool if someone found a hack to stream SiriusXM without using the phone.

I wonder if the prohibition on Tesla web streaming while in gear is controlled by the media bit rate. Certain items like the windy.com radar animations play fine will driving. BTW, I find this site to be outstanding for real time weather conditions while en route.

 

[wayner]

I think it’s Roger’s. Not sure how smooth the turnover is.

Speaking of Rogers, does anyone else find that the Tesla's3G/ LTE radio goes to 0 bars on a fairly frequent basis and you lose the signal. This pretty much never happens on my phone, but this has been a consistent problem in my car for the seven years that I have owned it.