Watching NFL outside of US
09-11-2011, 03:49 PM
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Watching NFL outside of US
Thought I had Slingbox working but got the dreaded can't connect message and now that I've left home there's not much to do about it. So, any good ways to watch (NFL) football on the computer from Europe?
09-11-2011, 06:16 PM
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09-11-2011, 06:24 PM
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The NFL has a package for people outside the U.S. which I think is around $250. You can watch any game and up to 4 games at a time. It has the pause and rewind feature among other things. You have to be outside the U.S. or use a VPN to sign up if you are back in the U.S. Go to NFL.com and select game pass to see the details.
09-11-2011, 06:38 PM
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Ditto on the NFL Game Pass. I have used it before briefly and it works really well overseas. Their internet feed was always HD and I never had any problem. You can split screen and watch 4 games simultaneously, or 2, or just one. That weekend's games are archived so you can watch them later in the week.
Also, they have some passes and specials and promo's. One year I only bought the first weekend (like this weekend) and I paid $30 maybe and then cancelled it. Then they sent me another solicitation and I watched one weekend of the playoffs. It was way better than watching sumo wrestling.
Bottom line: if you're an NFL junkie, the Game Pass is probably what you want.
Also, they have some passes and specials and promo's. One year I only bought the first weekend (like this weekend) and I paid $30 maybe and then cancelled it. Then they sent me another solicitation and I watched one weekend of the playoffs. It was way better than watching sumo wrestling.
Bottom line: if you're an NFL junkie, the Game Pass is probably what you want.
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