Mlb tv

Originally Posted by shilala

Nope, no browser as far as I can tell. For Netflix, there's a downloadable app, then Netflix shows up in the video marketplace.
I took a quick look and someone says it will stream to the xbox with TVersity. I think he's talking out his ass, but I'll check.
MLB.tv doesn't run in the browser, per se, but in a pop up app called nexdef. I think I can watch it with flash 10, too. Regardless, it's in a pop up and I don't even know how I'd stream that with Orb Media.
I'm mental. I don't even want to do this, but I can't stand not being able to.

TVersity is a media server that runs on your computer. Without researching I'm assuming what that person is saying is install TVserity on your computer, leave it running, connect to TVersity with the xbox and stream away, set it up for MLB and stream away

The xbox will recognize windows media or other servers running on the computer?

No way to do it with Orb as far as I know.

[shilala]

Originally Posted by Resipsa

TVersity is a media server that runs on your computer. Without researching I'm assuming what that person is saying is install TVserity on your computer, leave it running, connect to TVersity with the xbox and stream away, set it up for MLB and stream away

The xbox will recognize windows media or other servers running on the computer?

No way to do it with Orb as far as I know.

I can grab files on my pc with Orb/Xbox, Vic. I don't think I can catch a live stream though.
I'm going to grab TVersity and see if I can make it work. Thanks, brother!!!

Originally Posted by shilala

I can grab files on my pc with Orb/Xbox, Vic. I don't think I can catch a live stream though.
I'm going to grab TVersity and see if I can make it work. Thanks, brother!!!

S-Video?

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Originally Posted by Darrell

S-Video?

s-video or an HDMI port will get mlb.tv on your tv.
I'm not sure about the blackouts, but I hear it happens a lot. If you already have access to all of your team's games, why go for MLB.tv, unless you want to have access to all games? I love the mlb audio (radio broadcasts) for only $20 a year.

Originally Posted by andysutherland

s-video or an HDMI port will get mlb.tv on your tv.
I'm not sure about the blackouts, but I hear it happens a lot. If you already have access to all of your team's games, why go for MLB.tv, unless you want to have access to all games? I love the mlb audio (radio broadcasts) for only $20 a year.

I can't get a cable box in the garage where I primarily smoke. The cable guy said it's too far from the outlet where it comes in. So I thought MLB.TV would be a good fix.

Originally Posted by Darrell

I can't get a cable box in the garage where I primarily smoke. The cable guy said it's too far from the outlet where it comes in. So I thought MLB.TV would be a good fix.

He's talking about running an S-video or hdmi cable from your laptop to your tv. Not CABLE,

Originally Posted by Resipsa

He's talking about running an S-video or hdmi cable from your laptop to your tv. Not CABLE,

I realize that.

If you ACTUALLY read the entire post you will see I was responding to this portion of his reply:

If you already have access to all of your team's games, why go for MLB.tv, unless you want to have access to all games?

Originally Posted by shilala

I can grab files on my pc with Orb/Xbox, Vic. I don't think I can catch a live stream though.
I'm going to grab TVersity and see if I can make it work. Thanks, brother!!!

That's the issue, I don't think you can do it unless it's a feed that you know the url for. You can set Orb up to grab internet feeds, but I've never bothered and would have to play with it to figure it out. Other than the ones that are preset, I think you need to know the streams url.