I was in a bar in Ocean City yesterday and they had the Maryland game on multiple TVs.Since I am a novice at that sort of thing,can someone tell me how it is done or direct me to the proper forum or website ?
ESPN 360 0n your TV.
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They were likely using a video distribution setup / channel modulation and if you are asking about getting anything from a PC to a TV you need a PC with the ability to send audio and video OUT to a corresponding IN on the distribution panel. It's much simpler than it sounds. I have done it at home on a small scale for football parties.
Yep thats my small scale home setup with the added HDMI splitter when we want to do more than one screen. Never do find too much I want to see on ESPN360 tho; you?
on college football days i do if USC is playing and I'm getting a different game. the quality is so bad though, its not worth putting up on a large screen.
I completely agree on the quality. I was all excited when Charter finally got it. At first I felt like what waste to subscribe to ESPN Gameplan. Then I checked out a live game and it was not good. I know speed was not the issue given my connection is 20MB.
Games that are over and can be watched as ON Demand are much better. Its the live streaming that is the issue.
I've heard that through TVersity you can stream ESPN360 to your DTV box. Haven't done it yet though.
are you sure it was ESPN360? If it was on 360, that means it was probably on GamePlan and if they have either satellite provider they could probably get it
I am positive that the game was only available on ESPN360
I am positive that the game was only available on ESPN360
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