Streaming tonights game

[CaptainKickass]

Yes - I used sopcast.

Lat year when I'd get stuck with working 2 sundays, I used sopcast and I was able to watch the 2 games on my second monitor while I was at work.

It took me quite a bit of time (we're talking hours) to get everything downloded and installed but after it was done all I needed was a reference to the appropriate "channel" to dial into the game that week.

It works if you have no other option - but if you're not tech-savvy you'll drive yourself nuts (and me, and everyone else) with way too many questions which we couldn't possibly answer effectively over this forum.

There are simply too many variables with todays home pc setups for that to work.

If you can't get it to work - bribe one of your friends who works in IT somewhere, or if you have to - pay someone to come and do it for you.

If you don't know the definition of "IP Address", "Proxy", "Firewall Exception" and "Firmware Upgrade" - do yourself a favor and go spend $ $25.00 at the sports bar and save a great big headache.

[Freak Out]

Yes - I used sopcast.

Lat year when I'd get stuck with working 2 sundays, I used sopcast and I was able to watch the 2 games on my second monitor while I was at work.

It took me quite a bit of time (we're talking hours) to get everything downloded and installed but after it was done all I needed was a reference to the appropriate "channel" to dial into the game that week.

It works if you have no other option - but if you're not tech-savvy you'll drive yourself nuts (and me, and everyone else) with way too many questions which we couldn't possibly answer effectively over this forum.

There are simply too many variables with todays home pc setups for that to work.

If you can't get it to work - bribe one of your friends who works in IT somewhere, or if you have to - pay someone to come and do it for you.

If you don't know the definition of "IP Address", "Proxy", "Firewall Exception" and "Firmware Upgrade" - do yourself a favor and go spend $ $25.00 at the sports bar and save a great big headache.

Sweet....I'll set it up this week sometime..although I know the next two Packers game will be on locally so I really will have no other reason to use it other than out of curiosity. But it will be nice to know how well it works just in case.

[OS PA]

Yes - I used sopcast.

Lat year when I'd get stuck with working 2 sundays, I used sopcast and I was able to watch the 2 games on my second monitor while I was at work.

It took me quite a bit of time (we're talking hours) to get everything downloded and installed but after it was done all I needed was a reference to the appropriate "channel" to dial into the game that week.

It works if you have no other option - but if you're not tech-savvy you'll drive yourself nuts (and me, and everyone else) with way too many questions which we couldn't possibly answer effectively over this forum.

There are simply too many variables with todays home pc setups for that to work.

If you can't get it to work - bribe one of your friends who works in IT somewhere, or if you have to - pay someone to come and do it for you.

If you don't know the definition of "IP Address", "Proxy", "Firewall Exception" and "Firmware Upgrade" - do yourself a favor and go spend $ $25.00 at the sports bar and save a great big headache.

Sweet....I'll set it up this week sometime..although I know the next two Packers game will be on locally so I really will have no other reason to use it other than out of curiosity. But it will be nice to know how well it works just in case.

The problem with Sopcast is that the NFL has caught on and has told the company that it will be prosecuted if they keep allowing people to stream games. You can still find the games, however it's almost as fun as finding a needle in a haystack.

The website I use to find games is http://www.myp2p.eu/NFL.htm, on Sunday an hour or so before the game you're going to want to click on forums, NFL, and then the game thread for the game you wish to see.

[Freak Out]

Yes - I used sopcast.

Lat year when I'd get stuck with working 2 sundays, I used sopcast and I was able to watch the 2 games on my second monitor while I was at work.

It took me quite a bit of time (we're talking hours) to get everything downloded and installed but after it was done all I needed was a reference to the appropriate "channel" to dial into the game that week.

It works if you have no other option - but if you're not tech-savvy you'll drive yourself nuts (and me, and everyone else) with way too many questions which we couldn't possibly answer effectively over this forum.

There are simply too many variables with todays home pc setups for that to work.

If you can't get it to work - bribe one of your friends who works in IT somewhere, or if you have to - pay someone to come and do it for you.

If you don't know the definition of "IP Address", "Proxy", "Firewall Exception" and "Firmware Upgrade" - do yourself a favor and go spend $ $25.00 at the sports bar and save a great big headache.

Sweet....I'll set it up this week sometime..although I know the next two Packers game will be on locally so I really will have no other reason to use it other than out of curiosity. But it will be nice to know how well it works just in case.

The problem with Sopcast is that the NFL has caught on and has told the company that it will be prosecuted if they keep allowing people to stream games. You can still find the games, however it's almost as fun as finding a needle in a haystack.

The website I use to find games is http://www.myp2p.eu/NFL.htm, on Sunday an hour or so before the game you're going to want to click on forums, NFL, and then the game thread for the game you wish to see.

..one step ahead of the law.

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Slingbox.

[Freak Out]

Slingbox.

Pop Rocks?

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I highly suggest someone ship a slingbox to madtown for the glory of all his many games.