2016-08-26, 22:18
But to get back on track my directv details seem to be working fine
2016-08-26, 22:19
2016-08-26, 23:25
2016-08-26, 23:42
Yes he does.. But like I say mine is working OK mate
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Is yours directv?
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Is yours directv?
2016-08-27, 08:55
2016-08-27, 11:19
Got one working now the other one must be down.
2016-08-27, 16:51
2016-08-27, 20:49
Worked a treat today. Thank u eraknaphobia ?
2016-08-28, 22:02
(2016-08-26, 23:25)Izzy16 Wrote:(2016-08-26, 22:00)chrisnewton Wrote: What app apart from kodi addon do you use?I use the NBC Live Extra app available on the Amazon app store on my firestick, works awesome. Only downside is it's HQ picture quality, not HD like this addon.
Thanks for the the tip it works great. I have been missing weeks of races bc of this!
2016-08-29, 02:24
(2016-08-26, 05:52)Psyd Wrote: My Ma has a Dish (I think?) account and I will try that login, if you think that it might be worth finding out what the login is.
I tried logging in with my ma's Dish deets, (since I pay for it, technically it's mine...), and apparently it requires a captcha. Anyone have any idea how to make that work? No captcha (of course) window pops up, so...
?!?
2016-09-04, 17:53
(2016-08-26, 23:25)Izzy16 Wrote:What vpn do you use on a fire stick?(2016-08-26, 22:00)chrisnewton Wrote: What app apart from kodi addon do you use?I use the NBC Live Extra app available on the Amazon app store on my firestick, works awesome. Only downside is it's HQ picture quality, not HD like this addon.
2016-09-04, 21:43
(2016-09-04, 17:53)chrisnewton Wrote:(2016-08-26, 23:25)Izzy16 Wrote:What vpn do you use on a fire stick?(2016-08-26, 22:00)chrisnewton Wrote: What app apart from kodi addon do you use?I use the NBC Live Extra app available on the Amazon app store on my firestick, works awesome. Only downside is it's HQ picture quality, not HD like this addon.
I use a dns.
2016-09-09, 02:14
Registered to post that Comcast Xfinity logins still do not work.
The authorization process for Comcast Xfinity users has gone under a complete overhaul. This is readily apparent for anyone who watches Premier League football, as even using the regular Xfinity online streamer (http://xfinitytv.comcast.net/watch-live-tv), you still cannot watch any game broadcast on the main NBC network -- it requires a TV subscription with a local broadcaster and a login on NBC's main site (http://www.nbc.com), which will region lock you out if it can. E.G.: A Massachusetts Xfinity login will not work on nbc.com if you are in California. This is further verified as you cannot watch a game broadcast on NBC directly on NBCSports.com through their crappy flash player. If a game is broadcast on NBC directly, then its authorization is handled completely differently. This is not how it used to be -- you used to be able to watch all games through NBCSports.
I haven't tested it using other logins, but in reading the responses I can't imagine they all work this way. This seems to be unique for Comcast Xfinity logins, which makes sense as Comcast owns NBC and its networks, and is protecting the rights of Premier League football. As I think about it, however, this may be why some satellite providers (DirectTV, for example) may be having the occasional issue as well. If a game is broadcast on NBC, then the same issue may arise as mentioned above wherein it requires you to be local.
tl;dr: Comcast Xfinity auth has changed and has made it unnecessarily more complicated.
The authorization process for Comcast Xfinity users has gone under a complete overhaul. This is readily apparent for anyone who watches Premier League football, as even using the regular Xfinity online streamer (http://xfinitytv.comcast.net/watch-live-tv), you still cannot watch any game broadcast on the main NBC network -- it requires a TV subscription with a local broadcaster and a login on NBC's main site (http://www.nbc.com), which will region lock you out if it can. E.G.: A Massachusetts Xfinity login will not work on nbc.com if you are in California. This is further verified as you cannot watch a game broadcast on NBC directly on NBCSports.com through their crappy flash player. If a game is broadcast on NBC directly, then its authorization is handled completely differently. This is not how it used to be -- you used to be able to watch all games through NBCSports.
I haven't tested it using other logins, but in reading the responses I can't imagine they all work this way. This seems to be unique for Comcast Xfinity logins, which makes sense as Comcast owns NBC and its networks, and is protecting the rights of Premier League football. As I think about it, however, this may be why some satellite providers (DirectTV, for example) may be having the occasional issue as well. If a game is broadcast on NBC, then the same issue may arise as mentioned above wherein it requires you to be local.
tl;dr: Comcast Xfinity auth has changed and has made it unnecessarily more complicated.
