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Do you own a Blu-ray player?
white Boy:
knuckles,
1 - how to you watch sports, like baseballl ,football and such, so you use those streaming websites? dont they have ehh quality and always cut out and shit?
2 - how do you have your comp hooded up to your computer, hdmi?
Twentytwofifty:
--- Quote from: white Boy on January 10, 2010, 11:31:37 AM ---knuckles,
1 - how to you watch sports, like baseballl ,football and such, so you use those streaming websites? dont they have ehh quality and always cut out and shit?
2 - how do you have your comp hooded up to your computer, hdmi?
--- End quote ---
A few ways. I have an antenna, with that I can pick up all the network stations in Canada and the US in HD. The quality is amazing, the picture is better over the air than through cable or a satellite. Those 20 or so channels pick up a good amount of sports.
For baseball I'm going to get package on mlb.com where I get every game all year streamed through their website. I haven't had it before, I pray the quality is good or I guess I'll have to suck it up and get cable again because I need my baseball games.
The only thing I miss is the cable sports stations like ESPN, TSN, etc. If I can't pick a game up any where else I resort to streaming it online through sites like Justin.tv, sometimes the quality is decent but not too often.
Yup, my motherboard has an HDMI output, works like a charm.
white Boy:
--- Quote from: Knuckles on January 11, 2010, 06:05:10 PM ---
--- Quote from: white Boy on January 10, 2010, 11:31:37 AM ---knuckles,
1 - how to you watch sports, like baseballl ,football and such, so you use those streaming websites? dont they have ehh quality and always cut out and shit?
2 - how do you have your comp hooded up to your computer, hdmi?
--- End quote ---
A few ways. I have an antenna, with that I can pick up all the network stations in Canada and the US in HD. The quality is amazing, the picture is better over the air than through cable or a satellite. Those 20 or so channels pick up a good amount of sports.
For baseball I'm going to get package on mlb.com where I get every game all year streamed through their website. I haven't had it before, I pray the quality is good or I guess I'll have to suck it up and get cable again because I need my baseball games.
The only thing I miss is the cable sports stations like ESPN, TSN, etc. If I can't pick a game up any where else I resort to streaming it online through sites like Justin.tv, sometimes the quality is decent but not too often.
Yup, my motherboard has an HDMI output, works like a charm.
--- End quote ---
so wait, its a digital antenna?, you dont have to pay monthly? does it only pick up like the standard non cable networks?
Twentytwofifty:
--- Quote from: white Boy on January 11, 2010, 09:45:23 PM ---so wait, its a digital antenna?, you dont have to pay monthly? does it only pick up like the standard non cable networks?
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It's just like the antennas people put up in the days before cable came out. It'll pick up the networks like NBC, CBS, FOX, etc. but not the CNNs, ESPNs or HBOs because those channels don't broadcast over the air.
No monthly fees or anything like that, hell, you don't even have to buy the antenna. I made mine with clothes hangers and tin foil. http://uhfhdtvantenna.blogspot.com/
big mat:
i own a ps3, hooked to a 40 1080p screen and my homie who work for the cable compagny hooked me with a cracked decoder . i have every channel available in canada including hd and porn. check for inglorious basterds blu ray for great picture and sound
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