49ers-Bears on television
There have been some questions about viewing tomorrow's game on the NFL Network. I spoke with somebody in the NFL's media department and have news, more bad than good, at least in terms of the NFL Network. A couple of people posted a link to an NFL.com Live video, but it's not quite what people might be hoping for. It is NOT a live stream of the entire game. Rather it is a companion to the actual NFL Network feed. The details aren't all that detailed. It apparently includes "online live look-ins" and "instant analysis." So not quite what people are hoping for, but certainly a start.
For those in the Bay Area, the CW 44/Cable 12 will be simulcasting the game, so if you don't have the NFL Network, but do have a television, you've at least got an alternate option.
For those that have Sprint phones and have Sprint's NFL Mobile Live application, you can actually watch the game live on your phone. I checked out the feed and while it's not the greatest video, it's still pretty cool to be able to watch it that way. I actually will be in a class during the game tomorrow (not having to actively participate though), so I'm planning on using the NFL Mobile Live. I've got my DVR set to record the game, but I still want to watch it live, so NFL Mobile Live it will be. If people have been pondering getting it, I'll post a review of the experience.
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You guys can go over to my place and use my NFL Network!
Seeing as I’ll be at the game. Just watch out for Bruce, he’ll get ya.
You can never resist the game... nor could I... we're the same, so don't even try.
atdhe.net is a site I use to watch my football since I go to school in AZ.
49ers Al Grito De Guerra!!! hahaha
by 49erSalvatrucha on Nov 11, 2009 7:32 PM PST up reply actions
no websites
No links to illegal feed in this post please.
by David Fucillo (Fooch) on Nov 11, 2009 7:43 PM PST up reply actions
This is a load of it
I mean C’mon there is nothing on on Thursday, play that game Goddell
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It's a bit of both
Most cable providers want to put the NFL Network in their premium channel slot. The NFL thinks it should stay with a more basic spot. There’s been a great deal of argument back and forth on this over the past couple of years.
Part of the problem was that NFL encouraged people to switch to DirecTV, pissing off the cable companies
They specifically encouraged cable-subscribers to switch to DirecTV, instead of purchasing the channel from the cable provider. Needless to say the c.c.s weren’t happy, and sued the NFL network and put the NFL Network into a higher cost level tier, decreasing the amount of viewers, purely as a stab at the NFL Network.
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by Redding49ers on Nov 12, 2009 7:39 AM PST up reply actions
Comcast
at least in my neck of the woods is now part of the regular package, so I think I’ve got it. I think I’ve got the CW too.
by Bob On The Coast on Nov 11, 2009 9:13 PM PST reply actions
Yeah, I'm hoping the CW bring some of their regularly scheduled programming in, too
Can’t go wrong with Gossip Girl meets NFL, if you ask me
Personally
I will be at my Grandma’s house. I believe that she gets NFL Network and I plan to watch that on mute and have my trusty clock/radio/ipod/I actually don’t know if it tells time, gadget on for commentary. If I can’t watch then I will still be able to listen.
muahahaha
I can finally watch a game on TV!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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