is there a way to watch NFL games on the cpu

onlooker · 09-03-06, 12:21 AM

Im not sure the NFL is allowing broadcast through the internet.

I know if you can get ESPN360 in your area, you can watch some college games on that live.

Sucks, Cox here dont allow ESPN360.

jjgold · 09-03-06, 07:54 AM

None

chano · 09-03-06, 02:09 PM

Dont you have TV ?

Illusion · 09-03-06, 02:37 PM

Since it's another way to make money I am surprised the greedy NFL doesn't have a package.

McBa1n · 09-03-06, 03:18 PM

not unless you have a friend with direct tv (and the ticket), and both of you have a sweet internet connect.
Slingbox is your friend.

koko · 09-04-06, 06:29 PM

Originally posted by Illusion

Since it's another way to make money I am surprised the greedy NFL doesn't have a package.

I'm sure Direct TV's agreement disallows internet broadcasts (unless, maybe, they have the rights to them).

imgv94 · 09-04-06, 07:51 PM

Originally posted by onlòóker

Im not sure the NFL is allowing broadcast through the internet.

I know if you can get ESPN360 in your area, you can watch some college games on that live.

Sucks, Cox here dont allow ESPN360.

Scorpion · 09-04-06, 10:39 PM

I subscribed to directv today
there is a promotoon on their site

onlooker · 09-04-06, 10:41 PM

You nasty fcuker, IMG.

Let me re-word that: Its a shame, Cox dont allow ESPN360.

imgv94 · 09-05-06, 03:57 AM

Originally posted by onlòóker

You nasty fcuker, IMG.

Let me re-word that: Its a shame, Cox dont allow ESPN360.

pags11 · 09-06-06, 03:08 AM

try tvunetworks.com

fearless · 09-08-06, 05:21 PM

Just in time for the NFL season!

http://sports.yahoo.com/nflgamepass

Gotta read the fine print though:

Service not available in the U.S., Canada, Mexico, U.S. Territories, Bermuda, Antigua or the Bahamas.

However, even if you live in one of those places, a good proxy service might allow you to watch the games.

bigboydan · 09-08-06, 05:24 PM

I just heard that yahoo will be teaming up with the NFL this year on something that will let people outside the U.S. to watching the video feeds free of charge. It was in an article today in the Wall Street Journal is what I was told.

fearless · 09-08-06, 05:32 PM

Originally posted by bigboydan

I just heard that yahoo will be teaming up with the NFL this year on something that will let people outside the U.S. to watching the video feeds free of charge. It was in an article today in the Wall Street Journal is what I was told.

This ain't free, $24.99/week or $249.99 for the season.

Scorpion · 09-08-06, 06:39 PM

I just got directv
I can record two games at the same time on the dvr they installed
what do I need to buy to copy the games I record on the dvr to cd or dvd?

daystrom · 09-08-06, 08:16 PM

try viidoo.com or as mentioned above tvu (google tvu player) which is basically the same as viidoo.com

I'm watching Pitt-Cinn right now on espn2. On the PC.

pags11 · 09-09-06, 01:18 AM

had the college game on the TV last night and the pro game on the CPU watching it through the tvunetworks.com player...

daystrom · 09-09-06, 03:53 PM

Pags, I downloaded the tvu 2.2.0 player but I found that the sound cuts out for extended periods of time. However if I use my IE browser and watch the game on the viidoo.com site, the sound is fine.

JoshW · 09-09-06, 05:27 PM

Good find Rainbow. At least an options exists for those outside the US to watch NFL.

mad · 09-09-06, 05:48 PM

Daystrom,
Their is an audio patch available here:

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