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Originally Posted by ty4cy90
True. Not to mention, 1000 BYU fans just paid ISU $10K ($10x1000 monthly subscriptions) to watch their game on Cyclones.tv. I know from reading other fan boards, that this has happened on a smaller scale. For example, I read on their fan site that some WIU fans ordered Cyclones.tv to watch their FB game against ISU, an option not usually available for their road games.
And how'd you watch the UNLV game...the internet. I didn't watch it, did you have to pay?Quote:
Originally Posted by 00clone
Easy to do with an Apple TV or other type of player. I pull up Cyclones.tv on my laptop or ipad and use my Apple TV to put it on the TV in the fore or background!Quote:
Originally Posted by CapnCy
And now a larger number don't see them because it isnt on their basic cable.Quote:
Originally Posted by kingcy
I think for now a mediacom cyclones.tv channel + online for those out of state\on satellite would be a great deal. Better than what we had before and better than what we have now.
I have a Google TV that comes with a web browser. I can access any website, but sites like Hulu and the OTO networks' sites won't let me stream video. I get a message that says something like "You cannot stream on this device." However, sites like HBO go and ESPN3 work.Quote:
Originally Posted by cyfanatic
You need to buy her another drink.Quote:
Originally Posted by cymate
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Originally Posted by StPaulCyclone
Umm, yes. I do have a subscription. I started it in the days of mediacom basketball games and no local radio station that I could receive at night. It was a cheap insurance policy that I would be able to at least hear every game.
Just seeing your gridiron club avatar made me think of something...the AD should give cyclones.tv subscriptions to as many people that support the department that they can (I realize they may not be allowed to for the clubs like gridiron and wrestling since those aren't official university groups).
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Originally Posted by alarson
90% of the households have internet so anyone canbuy and view the games.
Did this last night with the my iPad and ATV. Works great.Quote:
Originally Posted by acoustimac
With that said, I would still love for ISU to strike an FSN deal, This would be the best for the AD.
Maybe it was in here or just a rumor somewhere else, but there was speculation that fox was attempting to acquire all 3rd tier rights from the B12 schools so they could put a B12 network together, obviously without Texas. Once again completely rumor but if ISU gets an FSN deal, I would believe it a little bit more.
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Originally Posted by alarson
My local provider (not mediacom)...to get the B1G network is $55 a month. Cyclones.tv is $80 A YEAR.
I'd guess a lot of people get that in cash from family members for christmas. Buy yourself a cyclones christmas that lasts all year.
Keith Murphy @MurphyKeith Mediacom and ISU announce 5 year deal to broadcast Cyclones.tv games. Shrewd move by ISU sure to please many frustrated fans.
I have to admit, I still find the PC to Tv thing to be a pain. My best streaming is on my desktop which is in my home office which is a long ways from my Tv. My laptop just isn't as high of quality. Plus, I have to make the effort to hook it up, can't really surf the internet while watching a game, and it's a pain to flip channels during commercials. I have an Xbox which is great for streaming a lot of stuff but there's no way to get cyclones.tv. I'm a big Cyclone fan so I'm willing to just sit at my desk and watch on my desktop, but for casual fans, I can understand the hold up.Quote:
Originally Posted by CyinCo
Dang....hate Mediacom but this may be worth the switch.
So does this mean Cyclone TV is dead..... and only Mediacom, this sucks, we couldn't do better.....