...Just dont check the score while the game is running...
Lol! just don't go to the internet and turn on the TV. Im not a big NFL fans but more of a NBA fans. Yup I tried it before and I call it," block myself from outside sources."Have you ever tried (and succeeded) in doing this? It is VERY difficult to avoid hearing scores.
Otherwise, the concept of the NFL Rewind, for $40, is pretty appealing.
Did not know that. But requirements include never-had-DirecTV and can't-get-DirecTV. Counts me out. I might be able to convince them I'm buried in the woods, but they have my address as a subscriber 2 years ago. I'd have to use a fake name or something.The NFL is available for streaming online for $250 from DirecTV.
Thanks for the tip, didn't know about this, either. I always timeshift anyway, so this should be fine for me. A little annoying that it appears to block ANY access during gametime. You'd think you could watch last week's game while this week's are played.Just get NFL rewind for as low as 39 dollars. It works with IOS. You might not watch the game Live as it happens. But you can watch the game after it is done. So as a true fans, it does not matter how you watch your team, or when you watch your team. As long as you see your team play. Just dont check the score while the game is running. You can still feel the same excitment watching a live game.
I work with all women. Not a problem.Have you ever tried (and succeeded) in doing this? It is VERY difficult to avoid hearing scores.
Otherwise, the concept of the NFL Rewind, for $40, is pretty appealing.
Did not know that. But requirements include never-had-DirecTV and can't-get-DirecTV. Counts me out. I might be able to convince them I'm buried in the woods, but they have my address as a subscriber 2 years ago. I'd have to use a fake name or something.
I have the exact same setup. Stream from iPad to apple tv all season and it's awesome. My Internet comes in at 9Mbps and I use an AE router. Ipad2 with 3rd gen apple tv for refernceThis is how I get the NFL on Apple TV, in Canada.
1) Subscribe to un-blockus.com's VPN-like service (5 bucks a month). I already use their service in order to receive American Netflix. They recently added full NFL Game Pass support.
2) Purchase NFL Game Pass from the NFL.com site. This obviously will cost money. I paid a 100 dollars for all 2012 in-season games (no playoffs), which includes free streaming of NFL network and all games from the past few season. You can also play old games from this year.
At this stage you can watch NFL Game Pass on a computer. I have connected my laptop to my TV using VGA and the video quality is HD great.
3) You can also Airplay from an iDevice--I have used my iPod Touch 4gen. To do this, create a UK iTunes account and download the free NFL Game Pass app to iTunes on computer. Sync with iDevice. You can then watch NFL games from iDevice AND Airplay games to your AppleTV. The app is not available from a US or Canadian iTunes account.
It doesn't work that way. Everyone used to sign leases that stated you couldn't have a dish. The FCC doesn't allow that, it's not legal.. period. The FCC long ago put an end to property owners stating those restrictions.
You're only partially correct. In '96 the FCC passed legislation that prohibited restriction of the installation/maintenance of satellite dishes that are less than a meter in diameter. This only applies to areas that are directly rented or owned by an individual (most often balconies and patios) and does not necessarily include common areas, exterior walls, roofs or areas that are jointly owned by a community/condo association. There are still plenty of situations where a person would not be permitted to install a satellite dish.
I'm a landlord, the scumbag dish installers come out all the time and put up dishes wherever the hell they want, have a siding tile broken off the exterior of the building 3 floors up because of a dish and numerous holes littering porches since every time they come out they just throw up a new dish without looking to see that the other 3 sitting there arent in use. They will go up onto frozen roofs in the middle of winter strap and brackets around a chimney to put up a dish. Infact I had a roof leak call the other day, coincidentally after a new tenant that I was told had dish installers on the roof.
Far as i'm concerned its vandalism without permission to my property. I turn a blind eye to it and don't give the tenants a hard time over dishes, doesn't mean I like it. Comcast is just as bad. Have seen them string coax directly across an entry floor ready to be tripped over, let alone the jerkass installers that put in a new hole directly next to an existing hole.
Fcc or not I have a very simple solution were it something worth rocking the boat over. Month to month lease, 30 day notice, perfectly legal for either party to give in this state with no reason necessary.
Theres a reason property owners don't like dishes. When you figure in the turn over of tenancies along with the crap ass work 99% of installers perform its nothing but excessive and unnecessary damage to the owners property.
You cannot restrict installation of a satellite dish if it complies with the law. That noted, I believe you can add lease wording that would require the tenant to comply with FCC regulation.
I recently downloaded the GamePass app and when I fired it up I saw that it wanted to use location services, which made me worry that they might use that info to block people from using the service. If you're at home and using WiFi, I wonder if editing your location in your WiFi router settings would get things working again. In my AirPort Extreme settings, there's an option for "Country" (under Advanced/Wi-Fi Settings).As of August 1st, you are forced to update NFL GamePass app (downloaded from the UK iTunes store). I did this but now the app constantly says that I am in the wrong location to use the app. This is true even though I am using unblock-us and even though I tried using a location spoofer as well. I am located in Canada but a tandem of unblockus and location spoofing has always worked in the past. Anyone else have this experience?
Last year, unblockus was enough to fool the location services call from the Game Pass app and I have also used Location Spoofer, a jailbreak app, which was also effective doing this. Today, neither of these methods work, so I was wondering if they have a new way of judging one's location.