NHL.tv Launching Feb 1 (GameCenter Replacement)

[Anduril]

NHL.tv streaming quality has been much better, especially the visual and framerate. The layout is a slight step backward though, with the need for additional button presses to get to basic things like the box score and skater stats.

Haven't had much issues in the way of getting streams to start but it's hard to justify spending money on this when the main team I'd watch is blacked out.

[Stealth22]

Originally Posted by Flames Draft Watcher

Pretty sure the blackouts are based on your IP address and have nothing to do with your billing address. I live in Calgary, Calgary billing address, but our internet is through a BC provider so game centre blacks out Canucks games but not the Flames games.

Who is your ISP, if you don't mind me asking? I might be looking at changing ours, so anything decent aside from Shaw or Telus would be a great option to look into.

[Flames Draft Watcher]

Originally Posted by Stealth22

Who is your ISP, if you don't mind me asking? I might be looking at changing ours, so anything decent aside from Shaw or Telus would be a great option to look into.

Lightspeed naked ADSL I think. Not sure how great they are, I do seem to have some intermittent internet slowdowns.

[LChoy]

Just my 2 cents
Finally got it working on my phone and on my computer
Resolution is much better now, so quality has definitely improved.
Layout though could use some work, almost like they over simplified things.

In Toronto, so I have access to all Flames games

LChoy

[GomerPile]

So, is there actually no condensed game anymore? Living in Netherlands, this was the best way to follow the entire playoffs. That and now it is almost impossible to get a full f-ing highlight package on NHL.com WTF.

[JJ1532]

I found condesnsed highlights quite easily. Go on NHL.com, click on the game you want to view at the top of the page. It'll load up and right infront of you should be a short video of the game action.

For example, here is the Detroit v Tampa game:

https://www.nhl.com/gamecenter/det-v...me_state=final

Highlights right there.

[Hockey Fan #751]

Originally Posted by JJ1532

I found condesnsed highlights quite easily. Go on NHL.com, click on the game you want to view at the top of the page. It'll load up and right infront of you should be a short video of the game action.

For example, here is the Detroit v Tampa game:

https://www.nhl.com/gamecenter/det-v...me_state=final

Highlights right there.

This site has easy access to both condensed and extended highlights (NHL is way slower in getting it posted than they used to be, though):

http://www.dtmts.com/

[GomerPile]

As usual, I just needed to be a bit more patient. I am usually up around 530am here, so the condensed wasn't up. Thanks!