Does anyone know if the online stream has sound? How is the quality?
I've moved out of town so online will be my only option this year. Thanks!
(11-02-2016 01:55 PM)PensacolaBlazer Wrote: [ -> ]Does anyone know if the online stream has sound? How is the quality?
I've moved out of town so online will be my only option this year. Thanks!
http://conferenceusa.com/watch/?Live=1642
I recommend getting the monthly package and discontinuing after the basketball season. It will continue to charge you if not.
I've heard mixed reviews of CUSA TV's production for football. I'll be watching ODU's exhibition game on CUSA TV tonight and will report back on the experience. My guess will be it's just the video board feed like the previous online streams have been for the digital network.
CUSA TV production of the ODU game is first class all the way. Very impressed.
did anybody watch the online stream? how was it?
i was a subscriber many years ago, but the quality was AWFUL, and only a fraction of the advertised games were actually streamed.
From reading the board, it seems like its improved a bit in the past couple of years. im wondering if its worth jumping back on board.
It was better than in the past. No play by play because the game wasn't on radio, but guessing you will get the radio play by play with the video in the future.
(11-05-2016 08:33 AM)BlazerMatt Wrote: [ -> ]It was better than in the past. No play by play because the game wasn't on radio, but guessing you will get the radio play by play with the video in the future.
It was hard to follow the score without radio.. Video quality and production was much better. In the old days the camera operator would sometimes forget to follow the action.
My biggest complaint (and it is with all who use the scoreboard video for streaming). I want to watch the game, not replays. I want to see the replays too, but not during live action. The fan present can see the replay on the screen and watch live action. The streaming fan can't and misses a lot of the game watching a replay of what just happens.
If you show replays, please do so during dead balls.
(11-05-2016 09:06 AM)Memphis Blazer Wrote: [ -> ] (11-05-2016 08:33 AM)BlazerMatt Wrote: [ -> ]It was better than in the past. No play by play because the game wasn't on radio, but guessing you will get the radio play by play with the video in the future.
It was hard to follow the score without radio.. Video quality and production was much better. In the old days the camera operator would sometimes forget to follow the action.
My biggest complaint (and it is with all who use the scoreboard video for streaming). I want to watch the game, not replays. I want to see the replays too, but not during live action. The fan present can see the replay on the screen and watch live action. The streaming fan can't and misses a lot of the game watching a replay of what just happens.
If you show replays, please do so during dead balls.
Exactly. Nothing is more nervewracking than when UAB has the ball in a key possession on the road and all you see is "GET LOUDER" on your computer screen.
(11-05-2016 10:11 AM)FNblazer Wrote: [ -> ] (11-05-2016 09:06 AM)Memphis Blazer Wrote: [ -> ] (11-05-2016 08:33 AM)BlazerMatt Wrote: [ -> ]It was better than in the past. No play by play because the game wasn't on radio, but guessing you will get the radio play by play with the video in the future.
It was hard to follow the score without radio.. Video quality and production was much better. In the old days the camera operator would sometimes forget to follow the action.
My biggest complaint (and it is with all who use the scoreboard video for streaming). I want to watch the game, not replays. I want to see the replays too, but not during live action. The fan present can see the replay on the screen and watch live action. The streaming fan can't and misses a lot of the game watching a replay of what just happens.
If you show replays, please do so during dead balls.
Exactly. Nothing is more nervewracking than when UAB has the ball in a key possession on the road and all you see is "GET LOUDER" on your computer screen.
I usually do. But not in the way they mean.
