Can someone please take the time to explain why I can watch full baseball games using MLB At Bat over AT&Ts 3G network, but not watch the same game using SlingBox because it "uses too much bandwidth".
Too be honest, I don't think I could stare at my iPhone for more than 2 hours at a time. Even then I don't do that all too often. If I did have Sling over 3G, I would more than likely use it to check in on a game, watch a 30 min or hour show at a time if I could. But then I would also most likely be connected via Wifi if I'm watching something for a long duration.
MLB At Bat uses the new Video Streaming SDK so why can't Sling do the same?
I'm really confused by all this mess. First AT&T changes their Terms of Service to ban SlingBox apps, but then they remove the language a few days later.
And then when SlingBox hit, the reason was "too much bandwdith" and it violated their ToS again?
These facts don't add up at all to me. One conflicts the other. Is anyone else as confused as I am?
Too be honest, I don't think I could stare at my iPhone for more than 2 hours at a time. Even then I don't do that all too often. If I did have Sling over 3G, I would more than likely use it to check in on a game, watch a 30 min or hour show at a time if I could. But then I would also most likely be connected via Wifi if I'm watching something for a long duration.
MLB At Bat uses the new Video Streaming SDK so why can't Sling do the same?
I'm really confused by all this mess. First AT&T changes their Terms of Service to ban SlingBox apps, but then they remove the language a few days later.
And then when SlingBox hit, the reason was "too much bandwdith" and it violated their ToS again?
These facts don't add up at all to me. One conflicts the other. Is anyone else as confused as I am?
