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Rohan
I'm thinking of getting a PS3 (UK) as I was going to buy a blu-ray player and would be cool to play games on. I've heard that it can do some other things online such as watch BBC iplayer, use facebook, use lovefilm.
But is there any other things that it can do (ie youtube )
?
Anyhelp would be appreciated thanks
Answer
It varies depending on your region. In the US, it does not have BBC iplayer, nor VidZone. The youtube app is in development, last I heard.
You can go to youtube via the internet browser, but you get youtubeXL.
Other apps: Netflix, VUDU, Hulu+, MLB.TV, NHL... That's all I can think of at the moment.
It varies depending on your region. In the US, it does not have BBC iplayer, nor VidZone. The youtube app is in development, last I heard.
You can go to youtube via the internet browser, but you get youtubeXL.
Other apps: Netflix, VUDU, Hulu+, MLB.TV, NHL... That's all I can think of at the moment.
mlb tv blackout question?
Miles
so im thinking about buying mlb tv and i was looking into it a little today and what i think i saw is that when my team is playing at home which is Seattle i wont be able to watch those games live but i would be able to watch them about a hour after the games over. did i read everything right or am i wrong please and thank you for the help
Answer
As mentioned, all games for teams in your blackout region will be blacked out -- not just the home games. The primary purpose of the blackouts is to protect MLB's relationship with television partners, so that is why away games are also blacked out. As you mentioned, you can watch the games after they have aired. But you can also watch games live by hiding your true IP address. I watched most of the Cardinals games with MLB.TV last year, and I live in their blackout region. You simply need to access their website with an IP address outside of the blackout region (ideally an IP address outside of the US or Canada). You can do that by using a proxy, a VPN, or software like Ultrasurf (basically a proxy). The easiest method I've found is to use either a proxy or Ultrasurf and configure a browser add-on like FoxyProxy to automatically use the proxy when you access mlb.com. It's very simple. Note that MLB keeps track of the IP addresses that you use to access games, so you should never load a game using your real IP address (even to watch game outside of your blackout region). And of course, the method I've described is only possible with a PC and will not allow you to watch games with an MLB.TV compatible blu-ray player, media player, etc.
As mentioned, all games for teams in your blackout region will be blacked out -- not just the home games. The primary purpose of the blackouts is to protect MLB's relationship with television partners, so that is why away games are also blacked out. As you mentioned, you can watch the games after they have aired. But you can also watch games live by hiding your true IP address. I watched most of the Cardinals games with MLB.TV last year, and I live in their blackout region. You simply need to access their website with an IP address outside of the blackout region (ideally an IP address outside of the US or Canada). You can do that by using a proxy, a VPN, or software like Ultrasurf (basically a proxy). The easiest method I've found is to use either a proxy or Ultrasurf and configure a browser add-on like FoxyProxy to automatically use the proxy when you access mlb.com. It's very simple. Note that MLB keeps track of the IP addresses that you use to access games, so you should never load a game using your real IP address (even to watch game outside of your blackout region). And of course, the method I've described is only possible with a PC and will not allow you to watch games with an MLB.TV compatible blu-ray player, media player, etc.
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