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I noticed that many of the NFL pre-season games were streamed online through various outlets. I reside in Southwest Florida and was able to see all of the Redskins pre-season games via online streaming video. However, the regular season starts next week and I'm concerned that the Redskins games will no longer be available online. Is anyone aware of any sites that may stream the Redskins regular season games...ustream, channelsurfing, etc? Is there an NFL Ticket package available for purchase on the internet (similar to the package offered by DirecTV)? I love living in Florida but it sucks missing out on some of my Rams and Redskins games. Thanks in advance for your help!
 
ShoeSh1ne said:
http://www.myp2pforum.eu/

Thank me later. Or now.
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I'll thank you now for the suggestion and again later if it actually works. I believe the Redskins/Giants game next Sunday will be televised nationally on FOX at 4PM. I'll try the myp2pforum week 2.

Thanks again for the suggestion!
 
ShoeSh1ne said:
Try it today with a MLB or college football game.

http://streamtorrent.googlegroups.com/w ... tSetup.zip
http://www.myp2p.eu/softwareitem.php?so ... t=software

Here are the two most popular programs that are used. Should get you started.
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Thanks ShoeSh1ne! What specifically do I need to download? I reviewed the attachment for myp2p (the other was unavailable) and it appears that there are a half dozen or so downloads. Do I need them all? Do you use this software? How's the quality? Is it legal?

Thanks!
 
Just click the first labeled official download.

Quality is decent... it's better than following a GameCast or not being able to watch it at all. And it's free so you can't expect too much. As for the legality of it, I'm not sure honestly what the laws are. Cable companies probably frown down upon it, but hey if you're a fan of a team that's not around where you live this is the best.

I use both TVants and StreamTorrent and have used Sopcast in the past.
 
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