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Hmmm... I was wondering how I would access it as well... I just signed up for League Pass and the channels don't show anything yet...
How did you purchase it? I'm trying to from the website but the only things I keep getting redirected to are for a demo and signing up for an email list. I must just be missing something, but I can't believe it's so hard to give the NBA my freakin' money.
Hmmm... I was wondering how I would access it as well... I just signed up for League Pass and the channels don't show anything yet...
You have to make your all-NBA access membership first, and then it'll lead you from there..
https://audience.nba.com/services/ms...entId=register
I have an account. I've had audio LP for years. Waiting for your link to refresh as I post this, though. I hope it works.
EDIT: No, it didn't work. I'll keep trying.
I'm a returning League Pass Broadband customer, and I'm having similar problems. I get the same initial message, and even when I click on the 'returning customers press [launch],' I get a screen that shows no games playing. I'm not sure if I need to re-subscribe or if they just aren't showing preseason games online.
I think you need to resubscribe and even submit a ticket for access - I had to send them a copy of my cable providers bill showing I had ordered it. I dunno - seems like a bit much.
Now available for purchase:
http://www.nba.com/leaguepass/online.html?cid=nba48
Pardon my ignorance...I'm a first timer to league pass. I purchased the league pass and I just want to see how to access the games page to watch them. I logged on to league pass and it again throws me the purchase splash page. what do I click or where do I go next to see the available games to watch? Any help would be helpful. Thanks.
So now comes the big question: Seven teams or every team? I'd bet that you could pick seven teams that play each other the least so you could see the most total games. All I really care about is the Spurs.
I got the seven team thing
do you know what the delay time difference between directv lp compared to broadband lp?
It was $99 last year...terrific I really wanted to pay more
Wow, they upped the price by 40 dollars almost. You can get NBA league pass from your provider for only 30 dollars more and that comes with NBA League Pass Broadband.
Is it me, or has the price gone up around $20 every year, yet they tout a discount that leaves you paying more than you paid the prior year; at least to start the season?
how do they justify such a huge price increase?
League Pass has been pretty much the same price for a while. The option to by league pass broadband on it's own just became available last year and it was $99. Now, it is $134. That seems high considering You can buy League Pass with broadband included for $169.
It is really strange considering how many problems they had with the broadband product last year. Lots of complaints about quality and feeds freezing. I think they fixed most of the problems, but this still seems a little bit unreasonable.
yeah that new price is steep, I guess they'll say that the price is offset by the new "Full Season Archives" which is a great add-on.
I just remember when it first came out it was like 99 dollars and it seemed to go up about 20 dollars each year for the next 4 or 5 years.
I haven't been a suscriber, with the exception of one of the first couple of years, but that's what I seem to remember from their commercials that start the season.
The free-preview is still airing on Dish, NBATV channel only, and they supposedly have a free-preview running from the Oct.27 - Nov.3, IIRC, that will hopefully be showing all the games in addition to the NBATV channel.
I'll be streaming (hopefully) every game this year so..
Is league pass broadband in HD?
no, but most games are in widescreen (from local HD broadcast) HQ quality, very decent quality for most people.
Does that mean you can now watch any game that has been played any time? if so, awesome! I don't mind paying a bit more for that.
Just took a look, and International LPB is still $99 for normal quality, and $150 for HD. How much would going HD eat into my download quota? At normal quality the games usually ate about 1G. Wonder if it's worth the extra $50 - they should offer a trial period.
Edit - it's $134 for ILBP as well, and they justify that by adding a "playoffs" charge. ing gougers.
Anyone got a coupon?
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BTW, I have no major beef with ILPB because I expect anything new to be crap until it's been thoroughly debugged - last season the quality was highly variable with lots of freezing and player crashing, although as the season went on it improved. This season I'm assuming the technology will work a lot better than it did last year. However, if you want to read a thread with some really unsatisfied people:
http://www.myp2pforum.eu/nba-basketb...ional-129.html
well I might purchase this or might check my cable provider, I am guessing through cable provider only provide SD not HD
Some of the games through the cable provider are in HD. Depends on your provider and how the games are broadcast.
I wonder what the justification for the price bump is?
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