NFL Sunday Ticket On Your Laptop

[Dirtbag59]

Originally Posted by Lotus

You could do like me and patch your laptop into your tv and thus do both.

Exactly. All you need is an Analog or HDMI chord. Most HDTV's have slots for both. Of course according to Direct TV the speed of your internet will determine weather or not you can rake in the full 720p picture. Obviously it's different strokes for different folks, but I've been watching games on my laptop for years so it's no problem for me to do it for another year.

[Player_HTTR]

Originally Posted by Dirtbag359

but I've been watching games on my laptop for years so it's no problem for me to do it for another year.

What is your DL speed, out of curiosity? I would glady not pay for the ticket if I could watch a quality feed. Being in the sticks, hence the DTV, I only get DSL with 3M down on a good day. I rarely get HD from streaming Netflix so I am hesitant to try it.

[RobH4413]

The beauty of living in College Park, is you can go and just drink a few beers... at 1.00$ each.

I usually go to catch the Skins and Phins games... and you wont spend more than 15$ a week.

Plus the atmosphere is great. A bunch of rabid fans of every team, all decked out in their jersey.

I only have one more year left of the luxury, but it's fun nevertheless.

[Dirtbag59]

Originally Posted by Player_HTTR

What is your DL speed, out of curiosity? I would glady not pay for the ticket if I could watch a quality feed. Being in the sticks, hence the DTV, I only get DSL with 3M down on a good day. I rarely get HD from streaming Netflix so I am hesitant to try it.

According to YouTube 9.26 mbps. See thats the thing about Direct TV vs Comcast for me. Sure DirectTV might offer comparable TV service, especially if they have an on demand section, but Comcast comes with ridiculously fast internet. At least in my area.