Oh no...Direct tv
- Thread starter TDclones
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If you can't get it OTA, most streaming services have a free trial.
And if that doesn't work you can get it via sportsurge.net.
Barring that, I have no clue how people still dont have an HD antenna.
Getting away from satellite was one of the best things we did. So glad I don't have to deal with that any more.
Ugh, hadn't even thought of that. Whoever owns WOI will be holding us Cyclone fans hostage in their negotiations with DirecTV over the next couple of weeks.
I have an HD antenna but honestly, I haven't watched a sporting event "live" in years now. I always DVR and start watching it 45 minutes to an hour after it starts so I can speed through the commercials and halftime. I also like being able to re-watch games later on if they were good, and hopefully this one will be for us.
I have an HD antenna but honestly, I haven't watched a sporting event "live" in years now. I always DVR and start watching it 45 minutes to an hour after it starts so I can speed through the commercials and halftime. I also like being able to re-watch games later on if they were good, and hopefully this one will be for us.
You can watch ABC games online thru ESPN assuming you're paying for ESPN thru some account.
WOI recently updated their signals, have you tried 5.5?
NW Iowa Sioux City market is one of the areas this site says work to stream local channels if an HD antennae doesn't work for anybody.
Around 2002 I was an HDTV early adopter in Chicago (my HD CRT was gigantic and still only 28").
When I hooked up my HD antenna the amount of local sports in HD I got in that era was STAGGERING. Probably 3/4 of the entire Cubs/Sox/Bears/Bulls/Blackhawks seasons on local channels and a picture that was a quantum leap forward.
Since then a lot of sports content has gone cable tv and streaming, but having an HD antenna has been easily worth the 20 bucks for almost two decades now. Not a year goes by where I don't end up using the antenna for a handful of games including ISU.
I'm going to watch Lazard and the Packers play on CBS with my HD antenna in a few hours.
This year ISU has been on OTA a few times. I usually flip to antenna because the pic and sound quality is just so much better.
That’s where I go for any non-abc games (don’t have cable). Can get it in HD on the laptop and connect it to my TV.
NW Iowa Sioux City market is one of the areas this site says work to stream local channels if an HD antennae doesn't work for anybody.
Locast does work in Sioux City. Can't record though.
