Does anyone got it? How is it? Would you recommend it?
Im sick and tired of looking for garbage streams when the games not on the T.V.
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Does anyone got it? How is it? Would you recommend it?
Im sick and tired of looking for garbage streams when the games not on the T.V.
I got it right at the start of last weeks game. All the sites that show the game suck for me, and would buffer more then anything else, made it unwatchable. i dont stream good over here in israel, but i got game pass to try.
It buffered a couple times for a second here or a second there but really was 1000000% better then the streams. i couldnt imagine it would work that great for me at my loacation.
Dez also has it over in Scotland(i believe hes there not truly positive) and works great for him.
Id say get it if you can, 1000000x better then the streams.
i love gamepass!!!!!
GO RAMS!!!!!
NFL sunday ticket. Whatup!
... but EXTREMELY expensive.
How much is it?
I have it over here in Germany and despite the mediocre internet speed it works great. Only problem is the price.
Or just go to BWW and pay for overpriced wings and watch the game... Well that's what I do anyway...
I'm taking this to consideration as well. I want Sunday Ticket, but its a lot more.Quote:
Originally Posted by Trevor
I have it. It's brilliant. Every game, live, every week in EXTREMELY high quality. All archived as well so you can watch whenever you want. Plus 24/7 NFL Network and access to archived shows. You can watch two, three or even four games at once too.
It's pricey, but I have no truck with paying for a product that I believe I'm gonna get great value out of. If you don't mind paying and think it might be a fair price - and have a decent internet connection (3mb up) then I'm very confident you'll be happy with the product.
Got it too, 4 years now. Wouldn't be without it. No nfl ticket in europe.
How much is that bad boy?
$200 and Sunday Ticket is $350.Quote:
Originally Posted by ZiaRam
Well, Colleen told me a flat out "NO" when I mentioned getting DirecTV. Something about a contract with the local cable company, Mediacrap. Seems like they have anyone who signs a contract by the jewels and there isn't a good way to get out of it - kind of like marrying a woman who has a divorce lawyer for a daddy.
I thought I was only going to have to miss one game this year, but some "genius expert" at Fox decided that the Chiefs losing to the Vikings today would appeal to the SW Missouri audience more than watching the Rams...and this is supposed to be a NFC affiliate station. The station's main office is in St. Louis, it's owned by a Rams fan, and they aren't ashamed to admit they would rather have the Rams on TV today - but this "expert" at the Fox Sports office in LA-LA Land (Los Angeles) won't listen to the station management or the fans.
This means that for the second week in a row, I'm stuck with a web feed of unknown quality. I did spend the entire day working on the internet connection yesterday...got the "professional installation" that Mediacrap did to go from an intermittent 1.2 Mbps to a fairly reliable 12+ Mbps - even on 802.11g wireless.I tested it last night by streaming "Full Metal Jacket" last night. Not one single time did it stutter, buffer, or drop. Total packet loss is 0%, and ping time is 23 ms.
I guess I am as ready as I can be to watch the game - just wish it was on locally so I could watch it in HD.
Its about 300 dollars in the uk, we dont get sunday ticket. (thats for every game not just rams.) I would not be witout it, getting to see every game. Even tough we have won 13 games in the 4 seasons I have had it, and none yet in the fifth. Still wouldn't be without it.