BlazerWookee
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What about the regional blackout?
Notice Remaining Blazer games to be streamed online! (1 Viewer)
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If Comcast NW only broadcasts to the NW and they blacked out the games the area in which they broadcast in who would watch them?
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...what is bullshit is that the marketing spin they put on this announcement -- no new fans are going to gain access to live Blazer games -- nothing changed here!
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Well sly thank you. I recently went to basic cable to lower my comcast bill, because it was too much.
I might not be able to watch blazer games on my 64 inch tv anymore.
But I can watch them on the laptop I own for school. Would have never checked to see if I could get the games online without this notice. So thanks.
psvue will be soon, just not yet.
Well sly thank you. I recently went to basic cable to lower my comcast bill, because it was too much.
I might not be able to watch blazer games on my 64 inch tv anymore.
But I can watch them on the laptop I own for school. Would have never checked to see if I could get the games online without this notice. So thanks.
psvue will be soon, just not yet.
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Plug an HDMI cable into your laptop.
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What would that do?
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It would make your TV a 2nd monitor for your laptop and then you could open the game on the TV.
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Sounds complicated, I'll try it for next game. Rather just sit back and not deal with electronics tonight.
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Very very easy. Just plug HDMI into laptop and TV, switch input with TV remote, everything else from there is automatic, use mouse to drag web browser to TV, full screen!
