MLB TV Regular or Premium?
- Redbirdruss
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- Bo Hart
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It involves setting up a proxy through your browser. Basically, another server acts as a "middle man" between you and the MLB.TV server, and and that server is in a country where blackout rules do not apply. That foreign server then relays the information to you.fanforever wrote:This is truly a matter of life and life barely worth living for any die hard baseball fan like myself. I have resigned myself to buy the MLB.TV Premium package.
My only bone with this is that the Fox Sports Saturday Telecasts will be blacked out due to fox sports. Does anyone remember the old post from Card Talk that someone posted about how to get around the Blackout? I believe it had something to do with changing your server or something
You can find free proxies, but it's often-times a slow and painful process.
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I just ordered Premium. I believe you can choose between windows media player and real player.G. Keenan wrote:Is there any way to watch the games in something other than Windows Media Player?
If not, is there any way to make the stream full screen? Windows Media Player really sucks if you're using a Mac.
Yes, you can expand to 2x screen or full screen.
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Jocephus
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i really dont know macs...
i do fullscreen with wmp, through firefox
http://mlb.mlb.com/mlb/help/faq_system_ ... nts.jsp#q22. Media Player Requirements
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i do fullscreen with wmp, through firefox
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that was at work...it got choppy for awhile...but i think it was because i had so many applications up and running...it was only for a few moments thoughfulldeck wrote:Weren't you having some problems with the feed yesterday? I thought I saw that in the game thread.Jocephus wrote:i think the regular looks better than last year
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G. Keenan wrote:Anyone who ordered this had a change to watch it yet? How is premium and what's your download bandwidth?
Is there any kind of free preview available?
the 700k feed looks just about as good as regular tv...not much of a difference at all...i was quite pleased watching yesterday...ran the laptop into the big screen via s-video...looked pretty damn good.




