Bypassing Cable; or, FU Rogers

LeCaptain wrote:

tim1_2 wrote:

LeCaptain wrote:

tim1_2 wrote:With Gamecentre, if a game is in progress, can you start it from the beginning without having to start it live and then rewind?  I pretty much start every game late on my PVR...if I have to start a game live and then rewind, that pretty much defeats the purpose.

Yes.
But when the live game is over, you're gonna have to wait like 1-2 hours before being able to re-watch it.

Yeah, but let's say a game starts at 7pm.  I start watching at 8:30pm.  Is there an option to start the game from the beginning, without potentially having the score spoiled for me?

Didnt I say yes?

You have the option to remove the scores on NHL.com or on the PS3/4.
I haven't tried the other devices but I assume it's also possible.

SeawaySensFan wrote:With Steven and Chris off the air I probably don't need cable either.

tim1_2 wrote:

SeawaySensFan wrote:With Steven and Chris off the air I probably don't need cable either.

You could've got that over the air, you fool!  You've been throwing your money away!

tim1_2 wrote:

LeCaptain wrote:

tim1_2 wrote:I think your proposed plan should work fine, although I can't speak from experience, as I've never used anything to alter my IP address.  

Quick question for anyone that might know: Once you subscribe to Game Centre, is there any way to cancel your subscription and get some money back?  

Just take the 5 payments of $20 option and you can cancel in between.

Interesting.  So Game Centre is only $100 for Americans?

rooneypoo wrote:

LeCaptain wrote:

rooneypoo wrote:

LeCaptain wrote:I have been with Unblock US and Gamecenter Live for 2 seasons now. No complaints.
I make 5 payments of $20 US dollar for NHL GCL by the way, not $200. You have to sign up on NHL.com with a US IP address to get that price.

Every time I try to access the registration page for NHL Game Centre, I'm automatically re-directed to a Rogers page... I'm guessing that's happening because the system is recognized my IP as Canadian. So how do I achieve the first thing -- i.e, trick NHL.com into thinking I've got a US IP address?

Do you already have Unblock-us?

No, not yet. I bought the Apple TV thing yesterday -- to me, it's important to be able to access the app on my TV really easily -- so that's step one for me. I take it once I set up the Unblock Us thing, I'm good to go?

One other question: to register for NHL Game Centre, you have to provide a mailing address (or at least, you're prompted to provide one)... What did you do there, just make one up randomly?

wprager wrote:

tim1_2 wrote:

LeCaptain wrote:

tim1_2 wrote:I think your proposed plan should work fine, although I can't speak from experience, as I've never used anything to alter my IP address.  

Quick question for anyone that might know: Once you subscribe to Game Centre, is there any way to cancel your subscription and get some money back?  

Just take the 5 payments of $20 option and you can cancel in between.

Interesting.  So Game Centre is only $100 for Americans?

$100 at 76 cents on the dollar is $132 and climbing.  Heard someone say they read a report saying it's dropping as far as 50.

Also, I used UnblockUS but then switched to ProxyDNS.co -- they charge $3/month if you pay 6-12 months at a time.  

SeawaySensFan wrote:

SeawaySensFan wrote:

Flo The Action wrote:http://www6.hockeystreams.com
Take the 6 months package if you want. Much cheaper.
I'm serious. This is what people should get.

Is this that somewhat legit site run by Natives?

I'll look into this myself if no one else knows. I think the access to AHL games makes this attractive as well.

Flo The Action wrote:

SeawaySensFan wrote:

SeawaySensFan wrote:

Flo The Action wrote:http://www6.hockeystreams.com
Take the 6 months package if you want. Much cheaper.
I'm serious. This is what people should get.

Is this that somewhat legit site run by Natives?

I'll look into this myself if no one else knows. I think the access to AHL games makes this attractive as well.

My friend has been using it for over two years now. He's had no problem so far. I've been waiting to see how it goes and well those two years have proven me that it's worth the shot. And yes, AHL games also.

Hobiesens wrote:

Flo The Action wrote:

SeawaySensFan wrote:

SeawaySensFan wrote:

Flo The Action wrote:http://www6.hockeystreams.com
Take the 6 months package if you want. Much cheaper.
I'm serious. This is what people should get.

Is this that somewhat legit site run by Natives?

I'll look into this myself if no one else knows. I think the access to AHL games makes this attractive as well.

My friend has been using it for over two years now. He's had no problem so far. I've been waiting to see how it goes and well those two years have proven me that it's worth the shot. And yes, AHL games also.

I've used hockeystreams.com and it's been great. Great feeds and access to NHL and AHL.

tim1_2 wrote:

Hobiesens wrote:

Flo The Action wrote:

SeawaySensFan wrote:

SeawaySensFan wrote:

Flo The Action wrote:http://www6.hockeystreams.com
Take the 6 months package if you want. Much cheaper.
I'm serious. This is what people should get.

Is this that somewhat legit site run by Natives?

I'll look into this myself if no one else knows. I think the access to AHL games makes this attractive as well.

My friend has been using it for over two years now. He's had no problem so far. I've been waiting to see how it goes and well those two years have proven me that it's worth the shot. And yes, AHL games also.

I've used hockeystreams.com and it's been great. Great feeds and access to NHL and AHL.

For the Sens games, I assume you can get the TSN feed?

Hobiesens wrote:

Flo The Action wrote:

SeawaySensFan wrote:

SeawaySensFan wrote:

Flo The Action wrote:http://www6.hockeystreams.com
Take the 6 months package if you want. Much cheaper.
I'm serious. This is what people should get.

Is this that somewhat legit site run by Natives?

I'll look into this myself if no one else knows. I think the access to AHL games makes this attractive as well.

My friend has been using it for over two years now. He's had no problem so far. I've been waiting to see how it goes and well those two years have proven me that it's worth the shot. And yes, AHL games also.

I've used hockeystreams.com and it's been great. Great feeds and access to NHL and AHL.

SeawaySensFan wrote:

tim1_2 wrote:

Hobiesens wrote:

Flo The Action wrote:

SeawaySensFan wrote:

SeawaySensFan wrote:

Flo The Action wrote:http://www6.hockeystreams.com
Take the 6 months package if you want. Much cheaper.
I'm serious. This is what people should get.

Is this that somewhat legit site run by Natives?

I'll look into this myself if no one else knows. I think the access to AHL games makes this attractive as well.

My friend has been using it for over two years now. He's had no problem so far. I've been waiting to see how it goes and well those two years have proven me that it's worth the shot. And yes, AHL games also.

I've used hockeystreams.com and it's been great. Great feeds and access to NHL and AHL.

For the Sens games, I assume you can get the TSN feed?

Off the web? Good question. Surely you don't mean the TSN TV feed, available on cable, since this is the "Bypassing Cable..." thread.

rooneypoo wrote:

Hobiesens wrote:

Flo The Action wrote:

SeawaySensFan wrote:

SeawaySensFan wrote:

Flo The Action wrote:http://www6.hockeystreams.com
Take the 6 months package if you want. Much cheaper.
I'm serious. This is what people should get.

Is this that somewhat legit site run by Natives?

I'll look into this myself if no one else knows. I think the access to AHL games makes this attractive as well.

My friend has been using it for over two years now. He's had no problem so far. I've been waiting to see how it goes and well those two years have proven me that it's worth the shot. And yes, AHL games also.

I've used hockeystreams.com and it's been great. Great feeds and access to NHL and AHL.

Is it decent quality? Or do I need to give it a test run to try it out myself, say for a day?

tim1_2 wrote:

Hobiesens wrote:

Flo The Action wrote:

SeawaySensFan wrote:

SeawaySensFan wrote:

Flo The Action wrote:http://www6.hockeystreams.com
Take the 6 months package if you want. Much cheaper.
I'm serious. This is what people should get.

Is this that somewhat legit site run by Natives?

I'll look into this myself if no one else knows. I think the access to AHL games makes this attractive as well.

My friend has been using it for over two years now. He's had no problem so far. I've been waiting to see how it goes and well those two years have proven me that it's worth the shot. And yes, AHL games also.

I've used hockeystreams.com and it's been great. Great feeds and access to NHL and AHL.

For the Sens games, I assume you can get the TSN feed?

rooneypoo wrote:

Hobiesens wrote:

Flo The Action wrote:

SeawaySensFan wrote:

SeawaySensFan wrote:

Flo The Action wrote:http://www6.hockeystreams.com
Take the 6 months package if you want. Much cheaper.
I'm serious. This is what people should get.

Is this that somewhat legit site run by Natives?

I'll look into this myself if no one else knows. I think the access to AHL games makes this attractive as well.

My friend has been using it for over two years now. He's had no problem so far. I've been waiting to see how it goes and well those two years have proven me that it's worth the shot. And yes, AHL games also.

I've used hockeystreams.com and it's been great. Great feeds and access to NHL and AHL.

Is it decent quality? Or do I need to give it a test run to try it out myself, say for a day?