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geoff2005

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Mar 13, 2010
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I been reading quite a lot but still havent found my answer.

Most probably know that NBA lock out it over. I have canceled my cable service so i will pretty much not be able to watch any NBA games. I was wondering if it would be possible to watch with ATV?

I know ATV has NBA league pass but NBA league pass blocks out games on TNT/ESPN and etc. Also it blocks out all the local games which would be Lakers and Clippers for me. so i wouldnt be able to watch a lot of good games.

I haven't been able to find much information about jailbreaking reading this.

So i was wondering with a jailbroken ATV and NBA league pass will i be able to watch all the games including the play offs and finals?

Also if not, does anybody have a good solution besides online streaming?
 

iwantlinuxsuppo

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Nov 2, 2011
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You are probably not going to be able to get around NBA streaming rules jailbroken or not. It will be based on IP address and unless you use a proxy nothing else would work.
You can install xbox on a jailbroken appletv and use it for streaming video off of Samba or NFS shares. So it is not just for online streaming.
I have also found the Airplay functionality really useful when I want to show off a recently taken picture or video from my iphone.
 

geoff2005

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Mar 13, 2010
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yeah, i figured there no way around that but im not very clear what jailbreaking ATV has to offer but is it possible to watch ESPN/TNT/LOCAL CHANNELS with jailbreak?
 

tbayrgs

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Jul 5, 2009
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yeah, i figured there no way around that but im not very clear what jailbreaking ATV has to offer but is it possible to watch ESPN/TNT/LOCAL CHANNELS with jailbreak?

Sadly no--can't do it with a computer, then certainly can't do it with an Apple TV.
 
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