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Post by fishbeav on Nov 5, 2019 21:35:03 GMT -8
Does anyone know the channel number for Pac 12 Oregon?
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Post by pabeaver on Nov 5, 2019 21:45:21 GMT -8
420/1330 on Comcast
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Post by baseba1111 on Nov 5, 2019 21:53:05 GMT -8
Does anyone know the channel number for Pac 12 Oregon? Get Sling... cheap and get them all cheap. |
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Post by obf on Nov 6, 2019 10:19:40 GMT -8
FWIW, I have had really good success with FUBU Tv for football games, unfortunately last night I found that they only carry the Pac-12 national channel and not the Oregon channel, at least on the package I have.
Edit: Now that I look at the other packages, it looks like you CAN get all the regional channels for an extra $11/month. The thing I really like about it is that it has a "Cloud DVR", and it is 100% on my phone/any connected device and stream plenty well over cell data (even the downrated Cricket speeds).
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Post by blastingsand on Nov 10, 2019 10:34:49 GMT -8
What's the cheapest internet package for this?
My area just refuses to show Pac-12 Oregon
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Post by rafer on Nov 10, 2019 10:36:51 GMT -8
MOVE!!!
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Post by shelby on Nov 10, 2019 13:21:41 GMT -8
SLING , my first year with them and everything functions 100% for every game ( every PAC 12 sport, even mud wrestling JK )
- $35.00 per month.
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Post by Tigardbeav on Nov 10, 2019 13:36:18 GMT -8
What's the cheapest internet package for this? My area just refuses to show Pac-12 Oregon Sling is $25/mo. Then you add Sports extra package to get an array of sports channels including pac 12 network. Sports extra is either $5 or $10/mo. Get all the Pac 12 channels plus the ochos. MLB network, SEC, NBA. can change packages daily if you want to. Replays are pretty easy at the bottom of the screen. I cut the cord recently and this is awesome. |
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Post by atownbeaver on Nov 10, 2019 17:08:01 GMT -8
Does anyone know the channel number for Pac 12 Oregon? Get Sling... cheap and get them all cheap. Sling is great for Pac-12, you get each individual state. and the sports pac is a $10 add on and you get red zone as well (if you care about that). However, I think I found a problem with FS1 with sling. I was looking for one of the games, I think it was Utah/UW that was on FS1, but apparently it was regional slots and sling was not streaming the west coast stream... They were showing a different game. I could be mistaken, but I was pretty sure there was suppose to be an FS1 pac-12 game and I didn't get it. |
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Post by baseba1111 on Nov 10, 2019 17:31:15 GMT -8
Get Sling... cheap and get them all cheap. Sling is great for Pac-12, you get each individual state. and the sports pac is a $10 add on and you get red zone as well (if you care about that). However, I think I found a problem with FS1 with sling. I was looking for one of the games, I think it was Utah/UW that was on FS1, but apparently it was regional slots and sling was not streaming the west coast stream... They were showing a different game. I could be mistaken, but I was pretty sure there was suppose to be an FS1 pac-12 game and I didn't get it. FS1 is not part of Sling (nor Fox), BUT... I have a HDMI cord coiled and ready to go (attached to my sound system) and simply attach my laptop. Now... watching FS1, Fox, FS2 on the laptop gives you only 60 minutes of 'free' viewing. But, as you near the end, during a commercial, I erase my cookies and it will allow another 60 minutes... continue as needed. For those wanting like CBS Live... not just the programs already run... it's $5.99/month with limited commercials, $9.99/month with no commercials. Watch LSU/Bama live then cancel (but, CBS live gives you a free week)... or could have watched the game on Sling/CBS recorded version. We do not watch that much ABC, NBC, CBS, but do have shows that record and watch later. I'm not the expert... the significant other set it all up with a Roku for each TV she got really cheap (at Walmart I believe). So we miss nothing we watched before and have all the Pac12 channels. Between the Roku, Sling, Netflix, HBO, Showtime, etc we save $80-90/month over Dish. And Dish effed up our internet... they had to come put in a 2nd router to fool the other net provider's router so streaming would not buffer constantly. Were elated to be rid of Dish and also pay much less... for more!! |
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Post by Judge Smails on Nov 10, 2019 17:58:16 GMT -8
Sling is great for Pac-12, you get each individual state. and the sports pac is a $10 add on and you get red zone as well (if you care about that). However, I think I found a problem with FS1 with sling. I was looking for one of the games, I think it was Utah/UW that was on FS1, but apparently it was regional slots and sling was not streaming the west coast stream... They were showing a different game. I could be mistaken, but I was pretty sure there was suppose to be an FS1 pac-12 game and I didn't get it. FS1 is not part of Sling (nor Fox), BUT... I have a HDMI cord coiled and ready to go (attached to my sound system) and simply attach my laptop. Now... watching FS1, Fox, FS2 on the laptop gives you only 60 minutes of 'free' viewing. But, as you near the end, during a commercial, I erase my cookies and it will allow another 60 minutes... continue as needed. For those wanting like CBS Live... not just the programs already run... it's $5.99/month with limited commercials, $9.99/month with no commercials. Watch LSU/Bama live then cancel (but, CBS live gives you a free week)... or could have watched the game on Sling/CBS recorded version. We do not watch that much ABC, NBC, CBS, but do have shows that record and watch later. I'm not the expert... the significant other set it all up with a Roku for each TV she got really cheap (at Walmart I believe). So we miss nothing we watched before and have all the Pac12 channels. Between the Roku, Sling, Netflix, HBO, Showtime, etc we save $80-90/month over Dish. And Dish effed up our internet... they had to come put in a 2nd router to fool the other net provider's router so streaming would not buffer constantly. Were elated to be rid of Dish and also pay much less... for more!! Wait, you’re not the expert? It’s about time you admit it. |
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Post by drunkandstoopidbeav on Nov 10, 2019 18:16:42 GMT -8
Sling is great for Pac-12, you get each individual state. and the sports pac is a $10 add on and you get red zone as well (if you care about that). However, I think I found a problem with FS1 with sling. I was looking for one of the games, I think it was Utah/UW that was on FS1, but apparently it was regional slots and sling was not streaming the west coast stream... They were showing a different game. I could be mistaken, but I was pretty sure there was suppose to be an FS1 pac-12 game and I didn't get it. FS1 is not part of Sling (nor Fox), BUT... I have a HDMI cord coiled and ready to go (attached to my sound system) and simply attach my laptop. Now... watching FS1, Fox, FS2 on the laptop gives you only 60 minutes of 'free' viewing. But, as you near the end, during a commercial, I erase my cookies and it will allow another 60 minutes... continue as needed. For those wanting like CBS Live... not just the programs already run... it's $5.99/month with limited commercials, $9.99/month with no commercials. Watch LSU/Bama live then cancel (but, CBS live gives you a free week)... or could have watched the game on Sling/CBS recorded version. We do not watch that much ABC, NBC, CBS, but do have shows that record and watch later. I'm not the expert... the significant other set it all up with a Roku for each TV she got really cheap (at Walmart I believe). So we miss nothing we watched before and have all the Pac12 channels. Between the Roku, Sling, Netflix, HBO, Showtime, etc we save $80-90/month over Dish. And Dish effed up our internet... they had to come put in a 2nd router to fool the other net provider's router so streaming would not buffer constantly. Were elated to be rid of Dish and also pay much less... for more!! We get FS1 and FS2 on Sling Blue no problem. I remember opening Sling on my phone once and not finding it, but not an issue on our TVs we set up earlier. |
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Post by baseba1111 on Nov 10, 2019 19:02:10 GMT -8
FS1 is not part of Sling (nor Fox), BUT... I have a HDMI cord coiled and ready to go (attached to my sound system) and simply attach my laptop. Now... watching FS1, Fox, FS2 on the laptop gives you only 60 minutes of 'free' viewing. But, as you near the end, during a commercial, I erase my cookies and it will allow another 60 minutes... continue as needed. For those wanting like CBS Live... not just the programs already run... it's $5.99/month with limited commercials, $9.99/month with no commercials. Watch LSU/Bama live then cancel (but, CBS live gives you a free week)... or could have watched the game on Sling/CBS recorded version. We do not watch that much ABC, NBC, CBS, but do have shows that record and watch later. I'm not the expert... the significant other set it all up with a Roku for each TV she got really cheap (at Walmart I believe). So we miss nothing we watched before and have all the Pac12 channels. Between the Roku, Sling, Netflix, HBO, Showtime, etc we save $80-90/month over Dish. And Dish effed up our internet... they had to come put in a 2nd router to fool the other net provider's router so streaming would not buffer constantly. Were elated to be rid of Dish and also pay much less... for more!! We get FS1 and FS2 on Sling Blue no problem. I remember opening Sling on my phone once and not finding it, but not an issue on our TVs we set up earlier. I'm told we have blue also... orange too?? Lol Just know the Fox games are streamed from my laptop. |
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Post by drunkandstoopidbeav on Nov 10, 2019 19:12:18 GMT -8
The Fox Sports Channels are on only Blue not Orange.
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Post by Tigardbeav on Nov 10, 2019 22:39:44 GMT -8
The Fox Sports Channels are on only Blue not Orange. yeah, that F'd me up after dish had their dust up with Fox. I changed out and when i went back FS1/2 was gone. I just figured it was still in dispute. Just found out about a week ago I just needed to go to Blue. (same price as Orange) |
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