Ok, so we’re getting our roof replaced from the storm last month. They were supposed to start on Tuesday, but got bumped back a couple of days and didn’t start until Thursday and still aren’t finished. In the process, they had to take down my dish so I suddenly find myself without satellite for the biggest game of the season. That being said, what would be the best streaming option (preferably free) to get the game so I could still watch at home on the big screen?
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- Thread starter Beachwineguy
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I know with my Amazon Prime there are some free tv options, but didn’t think that included Fox network tv.
We have DirecTV. We’ve been with them for nearly ten years. When they merged with AT&T, we were AT&T customers at the time. They merged our accounts, which screwed up my DirecTV app. Any time I try to change the password, it would only do it for the AT&T side but not the DirecTV side, so it won’t let me log in to the app. I’ve called to get it fixed, and they would tell me someone would have to contact me from technical support and I never hear back from them. It’s really a pain.
I feel your pain. AT&T is one company that makes Xfinity look, well, Comcastic.
I would try a small antenna. Something is better than nothing.
I had an event that I had to attend today. I ended using the option you suggested (because I read your post), streaming it via computer, and then projecting it onto a screen, so that I could watch bits and pieces of the game.
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I don't know how much you explored the site further, but some of the links require a VPN. I think ESPN one does. I work every Saturday for the most part and this is my go to when time permits.
I was able to watch most of it via the YouTube app on my tv. Of course, when it hit 3:30, the stream went off, so had to search a little more to find another stream. I only missed the pick six, so the timing was probably good…lol.
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