any problems watching Spurs using AT&T U-Verse in San Antonio ?

[objective]

I'm leaning towards moving into a new apartment, but the kicker is that they only offer U-Verse.

Has any one with U-Verse experienced any issues watching the Spurs on either KENS, FSN, OR KRRT?

The lack of NBA-TV and league pass on U-Verse is almost enough on it's own to make me not change addresses.

[Trimble87]

I've had U-verse for two years and on rare occasion have problems with a game being blacked out on fssw. But in those 2 years I can think of maybe 5 times its happened... and I watch every game.

Overall I've been pretty happy with Uverse. Just make sure the tech wires everything ethernet and never ever ever get the voip.

[objective]

please explain further on the voip and ethernet if you could.

And are the games available in HD when broadcast on KENS or whenever?

[Sisk]

i've had it since march and no problems so far

the VOIP is u-verse as well, and no problems.. but maybe trimble could say otherwise

[cmcdan679]

I've had U-verse since the first year of its coming out. I have never had a problem watching Spurs games. They are telecast in HD.

[boutons_deux]

I was going to try ATT internet, but they charge $30/month for fixed IP.

[BackHome]

I hat AT&T but I got rid of is because I had so many problems with it that it caused me to miss some important games. Their product is very good but alot of their stuff is still in beta stage so you are the guniea pig alot of times. The kicker is that their tech support is not twenty four hours so if something goes wrong after five 0"clock you are screwed until the next day.

[completely deck]

Here's the deal. I am not a customer of U-Verse, but here is what I would do. If you like the apartment and things work out there, go for it. Try U-Verse. If something goes wrong, buy League Pass Broadband. Figure out a way to hook up your computer to your TV and stereo. HTPC's are an awesome solution.