dhruvdeepak Posted November 29, 2006 Posted November 29, 2006 Re: DirecTV CricketPlus atn is also advertising for this cricket plus...
vroomfondel Posted November 29, 2006 Posted November 29, 2006 Re: DirecTV CricketPlus wow, slingbox sounds amazing. It sounds a little dicey setting it up in India though. I was looking through the forums, some stuff I dug up: 1. http://www.slingcommunity.com/article/13238 -- apparently, there is a uk version which supports PAL, while the US one only supports NTSC. I don't know how dated the article is. -- someone else says that the slingbox NTSC will work with PAL signals, but cut out bottom 15% of the screen (there goes the scorecard :)). Alternatively, you can buy one for PAL from amazon.co.uk (or use a vcr as a pal-ntsc converter) 2. Minimum ~200-300Kbps upload speed for non-choppy video (audio will still stream fine at lower speeds). And for sports, people are saying ~500kbps. Are those speeds available in India? Broadband I had in Delhi was about 256/128 kbps down/up which is definitely not fast enough.
cric1fan Posted December 4, 2007 Posted December 4, 2007 cricket plus No bro.. The channel telecasts only Non-Indian matches....exception is world cup matches(t20 and 50-50)... It will telecast old shajah matches(80)...may be gold but not relevant... thats all.. directtv telecast is good...but cricet wise costly.
Cricketics Posted December 4, 2007 Posted December 4, 2007 cricket plus is a good for nothing channel.. repeatz the same boring sharjah games.. have watched those like 100 times now.. every day they show same games..
CMeLater Posted December 5, 2007 Posted December 5, 2007 Rajeev that is halla smart use Slingbox in India to watch cricket here i cant beliv i didnt think of that i hav a slingbox
fineleg Posted December 5, 2007 Posted December 5, 2007 wow, slingbox sounds amazing. It sounds a little dicey setting it up in India though. I was looking through the forums, some stuff I dug up: 1. http://www.slingcommunity.com/article/13238 -- apparently, there is a uk version which supports PAL, while the US one only supports NTSC. I don't know how dated the article is. -- someone else says that the slingbox NTSC will work with PAL signals, but cut out bottom 15% of the screen (there goes the scorecard :)). Alternatively, you can buy one for PAL from amazon.co.uk (or use a vcr as a pal-ntsc converter) 2. Minimum ~200-300Kbps upload speed for non-choppy video (audio will still stream fine at lower speeds). And for sports, people are saying ~500kbps. Are those speeds available in India? Broadband I had in Delhi was about 256/128 kbps down/up which is definitely not fast enough. Rajeev / others, Comments on 1 and 2 above>
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