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| skyR Canada. July 28 2012 03:51. Posts 11169 | Profile # |
For Canadians, Olympic content will be streamed for free through http://www.ctvolympics.ca (Microsoft Silverlight is required).
Available streams are from CTV, TSN, RDS, OMNI, a few other networks, and a world feed. |
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| amazingxkcd United States. July 28 2012 04:30. Posts 2678 | Profile # | |
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Chriscras Korea (South). July 28 2012 04:36. Posts 2738 | Profile Blog # | |
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| Sazchu Iceland. July 28 2012 04:47. Posts 483 | Profile # | |
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| turdburgler England. July 28 2012 05:36. Posts 4637 | Profile Blog # |
the bbc website is running 24 streams all olympics long. i know we arent supposed to point people to attempt to use proxies to view content illegally, but if you cant get anything in your country, the bbc is publicly funded and we dont mind, honest.
bbc.co.uk/iplayer bbc.co.uk/sportLast edit: 2012-07-28 05:36:31 |
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| topoulo July 28 2012 05:42. Posts 214 | Profile # |
| err lol wrong topic Last edit: 2012-07-28 05:43:02 |
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| cooked China. July 28 2012 06:50. Posts 839 | Profile # |
Surprised this thread isn't getting more hits/views, the opening ceremony just finished I think, but I was scrambling to find a stream to watch it.
Anyways, what OP said about NBC (nbcolympics.com) for people living in the US is true. The actual text is that you need a "TV subscription that includes MSNBC and CNBC", which means you'll need to be paying for some sort of family cable plan at home, despite the olympics being broadcast on basic cable channel 4 (NBC).
(I only have basic cable from Cablevision at home, which obviously includes NBC, but not MSNBC and CNBC, and after logging in to optimum.net through NBC's site, it says I don't qualify to watch)
For now I'll be resorting to other countries's livestreams, and even restreams |
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Chriscras Korea (South). July 28 2012 07:00. Posts 2738 | Profile Blog # |
On July 28 2012 06:50 cooked wrote: Surprised this thread isn't getting more hits/views, the opening ceremony just finished I think, but I was scrambling to find a stream to watch it.
Anyways, what OP said about NBC (nbcolympics.com) for people living in the US is true. The actual text is that you need a "TV subscription that includes MSNBC and CNBC", which means you'll need to be paying for some sort of family cable plan at home, despite the olympics being broadcast on basic cable channel 4 (NBC).
(I only have basic cable from Cablevision at home, which obviously includes NBC, but not MSNBC and CNBC, and after logging in to optimum.net through NBC's site, it says I don't qualify to watch)
For now I'll be resorting to other countries's livestreams, and even restreams
Prime time events will begin to show up on your favorite _____ sites a few hours after airing as well. |
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| cooked China. July 28 2012 07:17. Posts 839 | Profile # | |
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| radiatoren Denmark. July 28 2012 08:26. Posts 1232 | Profile # | |
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| Fishgle United States. July 28 2012 09:52. Posts 1577 | Profile Blog # |
the Youtube channel is blocked in the US. fuck NBC
but yay for proxies/re-streams ^_^ |
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| phosphorylation July 28 2012 10:00. Posts 2650 | Profile Blog # |
Any restreams of the live NBC coverage?
Seriously, US is the worst place to watch the olympics, unless you have cable. And possibly even then, since NBC doesn't show shit live on TV. |
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| Elurie July 28 2012 10:51. Posts 1026 | Profile Blog # |
Last Winter Olympics, NBC had the rebroadcast of the opening ceremony on their website. After it was shown on TV that is, but I'm on the west coast and nothing olympics related is live ever. I envy those people who live near the Canadian border since they can watch CBC or CTV broadcast instead.  |
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| Sabre United Kingdom. July 28 2012 10:59. Posts 937 | Profile Blog # |
On July 28 2012 10:00 phosphorylation wrote: Any restreams of the live NBC coverage?
Seriously, US is the worst place to watch the olympics, unless you have cable. And possibly even then, since NBC doesn't show shit live on TV.
shame too cause the ceremony ended like 2 and a half hours ago . US a bit behind in that regard :/ |
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| gix_ Germany. July 28 2012 11:58. Posts 28 | Profile # |
On July 28 2012 03:44 Chriscras wrote: UNFORTUNATELY, CONTRARY TO POPULAR BELIEF, THE NBC STREAMS ARE NOT FREE
Too bad. I remember watching NBC streams via proxy four years ago. |
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Carnivorous Sheep July 28 2012 12:00. Posts 8729 | Profile Blog # |
| i actually have no idea how to watch anything from the US when it comes to the olympics lol, USA really is terrible to watch the olympics -__- |
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| cooked China. July 28 2012 14:38. Posts 839 | Profile # |
There's a few good methods and tips in this thread here:
http://www.reddit.com/r/olympics/comments/x8ezm/what_is_the_best_way_to_watch_the_2012_olympics/
From proxies and VPNs to restreams, the thread seems to also have Americans trying to find alternatives to NBC
edit: Been browsing a lot of r/olympics, and the best method hands down seems to somehow find yourself a way to use BBC's iplayer.
After watching the opening ceremony on NBC, trying to withstand Matt Lauer and Meredith's John Madden commentary, completely missing the tribute to the terrorist bombings (due to being cut by NBC), and watching about 50% ceremony 50% advertisements, I'm resorting to BBC coverage. Until I figure out how to use BBC's actual player, I'll be watching restreams.
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| drew-chan Malaysia. July 28 2012 16:49. Posts 630 | Profile # |
well for malaysia and many countries youtube is streaming quite literally every single event live for free as far as i know.
http://www.youtube.com/olympics |
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| Boblhead United States. July 28 2012 17:13. Posts 2556 | Profile # |
On July 28 2012 16:49 drew-chan wrote:well for malaysia and many countries youtube is streaming quite literally every single event live for free as far as i know. http://www.youtube.com/olympics
countries that don't have a station or a bid on which station bought rights to stream. But ya even though when signing into NBColympics its still youtube stream :D |
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