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I can't get them (legally) like I said in my OP. I usually stream games not on locally to my computer and tabcast to my TV with chromecast but the quality is me
by dchuk 12y ago
I can't get them (legally) like I said in my OP. I usually stream games not on locally to my computer and tabcast to my TV with chromecast but the quality is mega-shitty. We also have an HD antenna in the living room which gets us NBC, Fox, CBS, and ABC just fine so that covers a couple of the games every weekend.
The little exclusivity pact the NFL and the major Cable companies have makes me have zero qualms about just straight stealing the content. If they have me a legitimate way to pay for every Packers game (directly through the NFL, not a cable provider) I would do it in a heartbeat, but they haven't, so screw 'em.
Apparently there's a way to signup and pay for NFL game pass using a VPN and pretending to be in Europe but I won't do that on sheer principle. It's insane to me I could legally pay for NFL outside of the US but inside the US I have to go through a third party (cable company) to get streaming access.
- thefreeman 12y agoI can't imagine they can hold out for much longer. You can already stream basically every other major sport over the internet. I wouldn't be surprised if DirectTV has some sort of exclusive contract to provide all of the games, but that can't last forever.
- aagha 12y agoHopefully HBO will be starting a trend [0] by allowing access to content without cable access. 0 - http://www.theverge.com/2014/10/15/6982049/hbo-go-will-offer-standalone-subscription-2015 http://www.theverge.com/2014/10/15/6982049/hbo-go-will-offer...