TightwadHill99;568461 said:

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Update: It definitely works abroad, at least the live and archived versions of Cal vs. Fresno State worked.

Sounds like live events are archived between 24-48 hours after the event, but that time can vary. Let's hope they can turn it around quickly this time!

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Great--I'll give it a go.

pingpong2;567809 said:

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It's not the $8 that I mind, but what irks me is that other schools (public, mind you) have streamed their games for free. Getting nickel and dimed $8 just seems a bit bush league IMO.

In any case, I'll be at the game so I couldn't care less.

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Glad you will be at the game. To put things into perspective, Tennessee charged their fans $25 to watch the Montana game at home on pay-per-view.

Yes, it was a TV feed, not an Internet stream, but just wanted to put things into perspective.

Unlike a televised game, you cannot record the online feed to watch later. So I am going to have to miss it entirely because of a previous commitment. Bummer. I was looking forward to getting a glimpse of Bigelow's debut.

tenplay;568595 said:

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Unlike a televised game, you cannot record the online feed to watch later. So I am going to have to miss it entirely because of a previous commitment. Bummer. I was looking forward to getting a glimpse of Bigelow's debut.

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I have to believe that they would have it on demand for streaming afterwards at some point.

KoreAmBear;568597 said:

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I have to believe that they would have it on demand for streaming afterwards at some point.

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Yes, as I alluded to in my post above, it appears all content is archived, even the live events. The only question is turnaround time.

grandmastapoop;567560 said:

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Complaining about it for $8 is ridiculous. Some people will never be satisfied.

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+1

In case there are any country restrictions, you can also use a VPN service that will route through a US server. Well worth the cost IMHO and useful for lots of sites.

I would gladly pay the $8 if the game was going to be in good quality.

I have a projector in my basement and any internet stream under 480p just looks like crap. I've watched a few games off of ESPN3.com on it, and even with decent quality, the feed kept dropping packets.

I really don't want to pay $8 to watch a stop and go on my laptop... Does anyone know if we would have any reassurances to feed stability and picture quality for the money?

ISweatBlueGold;568648 said:

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I would gladly pay the $8 if the game was going to be in good quality.

I have a projector in my basement and any internet stream under 480p just looks like crap. I've watched a few games off of ESPN3.com on it, and even with decent quality, the feed kept dropping packets.

I really don't want to pay $8 to watch a stop and go on my laptop... Does anyone know if we would have any reassurances to feed stability and picture quality for the money?

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Yeah, you'll get your money back plus $250 inconvenience fee :P I think you'll be SOL if it sucks.

TightwadHill99;568626 said:

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Yes, as I alluded to in my post above, it appears all content is archived, even the live events. The only question is turnaround time.

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That's even better. I can read about the game first and then decide whether I want to fork up $8 to see the rerun.

The link to cancel the all-access subscription isn't working....very annoying. Anyone else having this problem?