Someone with a high post count and rep points. And unless I'm missing something, the most you can lose is $5; I don't see anything unsafe beyond that.Is it safe to do it? There are several guys offering it for 5 bucks, which one should I choose?
Someone with a high post count and rep points. And unless I'm missing something, the most you can lose is $5; I don't see anything unsafe beyond that.Is it safe to do it? There are several guys offering it for 5 bucks, which one should I choose?
That's what I'm hoping to do with my Samsung TV. The MLB TV app is in the list of available apps & I'm trying it out with the MLB TV Free Game of the Day. I do sign in with my MLB website credentials first then select the free game. This gives me a chance to see how I can skip commercials, FF or REW. I've just caught one game so far but it seems to work pretty well.Anyone have any insight of MLBTV streaming via my Samsung Smart TV (2017) versus the Xfinity MLB Extra innings sub?
And it sounds like they all come in HD whereas Xfinity they don't (how in this day and age is beyond me) and it seems less expensive. Any buffering issues?That's what I'm hoping to do with my Samsung TV. The MLB TV app is in the list of available apps & I'm trying it out with the MLB TV Free Game of the Day. I do sign in with my MLB website credentials first then select the free game. This gives me a chance to see how I can skip commercials, FF or REW. I've just caught one game so far but it seems to work pretty well.
I presume that's how it works (Amazon Prime channels are accessible only if you subscribe from within the Prime app). Amazon Prime offers CBS All Access as a channel within their app, but I can't access it there because I subscribed directly through the CBS app.I haven’t read this thread so maybe it was addressed, but can I sign into my MLB.TV account on Amazon Prime, or do I have to buy it through Prime? Because that looks like the only option.
The picture is great, as good as I've had with Extra Innings on Direct TV. I was concerned about buffering since I don't have the speediest internet connection but so far, no problems. I'll probably buy it around Father's Day when it usually goes on sale.And it sounds like they all come in HD whereas Xfinity they don't (how in this day and age is beyond me) and it seems less expensive. Any buffering issues?
Following up on this, it appears to have been early season technical issues. As of last night, recaps and condensed games for previous games are now available in the PS4 app again. Re-installing the app previously had not had any effect, and I doubt my e-mail complaint did either. Whew.I hope they are just having technical issues, as they seem to at the start of every season. I worry that they have cut back on the staffing/resources devoted to highlight packages like those that will lead to them showing up 2-3 days after each game instead of their previous next-day delivery. That could happen either as a pure cost-cutting move, or as an effort to steer more eyeballs towards MLB Network or other highlight delivery methods of their preference.
Went with MLB TV with app thru smart TV - very happy. Games look great. No lag. Can't tell any broadcast delay unlike the DTV Sunday TixThe picture is great, as good as I've had with Extra Innings on Direct TV. I was concerned about buffering since I don't have the speediest internet connection but so far, no problems. I'll probably buy it around Father's Day when it usually goes on sale.
Edit: I should add that I don't watch games live, I've always recorded them so I can skip commercials. Today I watched some of yesterday's free game, ARI/SDP so it was basically a recording so less chance of buffering issues. If the game is currently being played, I just select "Watch from the beginning"
You had never had a subscription? Bastards, Ive had one for 5 years, sat this year out, checking my emails now...I got an email from MLB today saying they want me back as a subscriber. I've never had an MLB.TV account so I don't know where they got it from, maybe my Extra Innings account on Direct TV. Anyway, it was a chance to by the full MLB.TV package for $77 so I jumped on it, just in time to see that the Sox game got cancelled.
PM sent.You had never had a subscription? Bastards, Ive had one for 5 years, sat this year out, checking my emails now...
It seems to be keyed on whether you have watched any of the free MLB Game of the Day through the AtBat app. Trying to decide whether to take the $77 or wait until Father's Day when it's around $50.I got an email from MLB today saying they want me back as a subscriber. I've never had an MLB.TV account so I don't know where they got it from, maybe my Extra Innings account on Direct TV. Anyway, it was a chance to buy the full MLB.TV package for $77 so I jumped on it, just in time to see that the Sox game got cancelled.
That makes sense since I have watched some of the free MLB Game of the Day with the MLB.TV app on my TV. I too was going to wait until Father's Day & just sign-up for the Sox but decided I'd like to watch other teams, too. NL East & Central should be good races.It seems to be keyed on whether you have watched any of the free MLB Game of the Day through the AtBat app. Trying to decide whether to take the $77 or wait until Father's Day when it's around $50.
Had you been able to watch any MLB.TV games this season?Mlb.tv somehow lost my account. They say it doesn't exist. Anyone else had this problem?
Watching MLB.tv on a Roku as well and I have to enter my credentials every time. Works fine on mobile. Very annoying.I guess there's a bug with how they store their app settings data - I watch on a Roku upstairs and an Apple TV 4 downstairs. Neither device can remember my "show scores" setting at the home screen, always runs home to hidden. NBD, but sloppy, makes you wonder if that is a security hole or if there are others.
The underlying data being wonky isn't their fault, but that they're using it and making product decisions to deny a customer the service that they've paid for certainly is.The geolocation stuff isn't really their fault. That has to be one of the hackiest systems on the entire internet. Companies selling that data are dealing in snake oil IMHO. It's maybe only good for international boundaries. That said, MLB are the ones integrating it into their product. It needs to be blended with a device's location services to work properly. Unfortunately I don't think a lot of streaming devices have a robust locations services software setup.
Lately my AppleTV 4 app has been crashing after about 5-10 mins. Apparently a fix is to access the feed through the TV app but that crashed for me too a couple of nights ago. And sometimes it won't grab the feed I want (NESN). Last night's game was stable but I interacted with the app a bunch looking at scores and shit so who knows how to reproduce the issue really...
I watch on multiple Rokus and never need to re-enter credentials unless the app is updated. There may be a setting you need to change. I would suggest poking around settings in both the Roku and the app and see if you can find something related.Watching MLB.tv on a Roku as well and I have to enter my credentials every time. Works fine on mobile. Very annoying.
I received an email today from Apple ( I made an offical complaint to them last night via my app store itunes account), they are issuing a refund for $129.22. I'm kind of stunned how quick they responded and no questions asked. I'm guessing it may be a common problem. I know that app developers often have sales and direct you to their website and signing in there rather than the app store. Maybe that's the issue. I know that Apple takes 30% of the cost of apps before paying the developers and that can be used as a "workaround" so they don't lose 30%. Pay us...not Apple.If you used a credit card, I'd challenge the charge.
My dad moved recently and has had a ton of problems with mlbtv. From them trying to overcharge to them trying to blackout games.
Just curious to know if he’s getting blacked out of all games or just locals? I live in NC and am blacked out of Braves, Orioles, Nationals and Reds (which makes no sense) games.If you used a credit card, I'd challenge the charge.
My dad moved recently and has had a ton of problems with mlbtv. From them trying to overcharge to them trying to blackout games.
We live in Idaho, so I'm not even sure who the local team would be. Seattle, probably. We kept getting blacked out on Yankees games, which makes no sense at all. I think he finally got it resolved after spending a lot of time on the phone troubleshooting.Just curious to know if he’s getting blacked out of all games or just locals? I live in NC and am blacked out of Braves, Orioles, Nationals and Reds (which makes no sense) games.
Looks like it’s Seattle and maybe Colorado depending on where you live. Unless the Yankees were playing one of those two teams, there was definitely a problem on their end. I’ve had to call a few times with similar issues over the years.We live in Idaho, so I'm not even sure who the local team would be. Seattle, probably. We kept getting blacked out on Yankees games, which makes no sense at all. I think he finally got it resolved after spending a lot of time on the phone troubleshooting.
I wonder if that will include Sprint customers soon due to the merger.MLB TV Premium is free to T-Mobile customers through 2023.
The link is last years announcement but it looks like T-Mobile customers are still good to go.
I didn't see a schedule, but it promoted 300 live ST games being available.I'm in the market for the MLB.TV Spring Training schedule, if anyone happens across it.
You can get an iPad 6th gen (2018 version) on eBay for around $200. I bought one used off there about a year ago and it's been fantastic for this purpose.I'm back in the market for a new tablet to watch Sox games on for the upcoming season. I currently have a Nexus 9 that @donutogre was so kind to part with back in 2006, but it's on its last legs and it's time for an upgrade. I don't do anything on the tablet besides watch sports (on a nightly basis during baseball season). I don't need all the bells and whistles and don't necessarily mind used or refurbished. I'm open to any OS as well. I just want something that will last me (hopefully) 3-4 years like the last one. Any suggestions?
If you are not a T-Mobile customer, you can find people selling their mlbtv sub for $5 on slickdeals. Fortunately I don’t have to do that this year since I have YouTube tv.MLB TV Premium is free to T-Mobile customers through 2023.
The link is last years announcement but it looks like T-Mobile customers are still good to go.
I'll look into that. Thanks!You can get an iPad 6th gen (2018 version) on eBay for around $200. I bought one used off there about a year ago and it's been fantastic for this purpose.
It has been confirmed.MLB TV Premium is free to T-Mobile customers through 2023.
The link is last years announcement but it looks like T-Mobile customers are still good to go.
Thanks, I'll set my phone reminder for this date, and hopefully get a deal on slickdeals as another member suggested. Better than paying $121.99 which is the full-season price for 2020, but either way I'm not missing the opener.It has been confirmed.
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Hey there, Mike. I love our MLB TV offer too. I'm happy to say that it'll be available to redeem through T-Mobile Tuesday on 3/24. ^DanKing
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