*****The Official Chiefsplanet Game Stream Locator Thread*****

[Mr. Flopnuts]

Originally Posted by DaKCMan AP

www.stoogetv.com wait for link to be posted in chat. Always the best, highest quality stream.

For the 2nd straight week, this is a high, high quality stream for me. I use firefox and have no problems. I don't know shit about computers and patches, and updates, and whatnot, so my best advice is do what I do when shit comes up, google it.

[Bugeater]

Originally Posted by DaKCMan AP

www.stoogetv.com wait for link to be posted in chat. Always the best, highest quality stream.

Where the hell is the chat? Is it supposed to be in that big blank spot I have in the middle of my screen?

[Basileus777]

Originally Posted by Bugeater

Where the hell is the chat? Is it supposed to be in that big blank spot I have in the middle of my screen?

Go to the channel page.

[Bugeater]

Originally Posted by Basileus777

Go to the channel page.

Got it, I guess I have to wait 10 minutes for the links to be posted again. Thanks.

[mdstu]

Originally Posted by Bugeater

Where the hell is the chat? Is it supposed to be in that big blank spot I have in the middle of my screen?

I just figured it out.

Click on the channels link.

On the right side is a chat window.
They post the links every so often.
You have to click on the link for the game you want in the first 20 seconds after they post them.

If you miss it, wait for the next links.

BTW I made the changes to WMP mentioned above before I even tried.

[Mr. Flopnuts]

Originally Posted by bdeg

stolen from their forums:
I think I fixed the problem

On your Windows Media Player

Go to More Options...

Click on the Network tab

Highlight the HTTP protocol then click on the Configure box

Select the Autodetect Proxy Settings the click Okay

Repeat this process for the RTSP protocol

When finished click Apply

This 'should' fix the problem.....


And the link is on the right

Originally Posted by Smed1065

Watch chat and there will be a link. Works good.

Originally Posted by mdstu

I just figured it out.

Click on the channels link.

On the right side is a chat window.
They post the links every so often.
You have to click on the link for the game you want in the first 20 seconds after they post them.

If you miss it, wait for the next links.

BTW I made the changes to WMP mentioned above before I even tried.

Thank you very very much to everyone here.

[mdstu]

Originally Posted by mdstu

I just figured it out.

Click on the channels link.

On the right side is a chat window.
They post the links every so often.
You have to click on the link for the game you want in the first 20 seconds after they post them.

If you miss it, wait for the next links.

BTW I made the changes to WMP mentioned above before I even tried.

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[Thig Lyfe]

I can never get justin.tv to work. Is it because I use Firefox or something?

[Frankie]

Originally Posted by SportsRacer

I can never get justin.tv to work. Is it because I use Firefox or something?

I have Firefox and it's working. It's a bit choppy though.

[bdeg]

I can't get the Stooge to work either, Windows Media Player cannot access the file. Tried other players too, anyone got an idea? The justin tv's arent loading well

[Frankie]

Originally Posted by bdeg

I can't get the Stooge to work either, Windows Media Player cannot access the file.

I had the same exact problem. Maybe if I could get it to work it would be less choppy. So any ideas?

[Psyko Tek]

i use IE for justin
not having any trouble with this feed


http://www.justin.tv/lopsided

[Basileus777]

Where is the link on the Stooge site, I can't find it?

[bdeg]

stolen from their forums:
I think I fixed the problem

On your Windows Media Player

Go to More Options...

Click on the Network tab

Highlight the HTTP protocol then click on the Configure box

Select the Autodetect Proxy Settings the click Okay

Repeat this process for the RTSP protocol

When finished click Apply

This 'should' fix the problem.....


And the link is on the right

[Basileus777]

Originally Posted by bdeg

stolen from their forums:
I think I fixed the problem

On your Windows Media Player

Go to More Options...

Click on the Network tab

Highlight the HTTP protocol then click on the Configure box

Select the Autodetect Proxy Settings the click Okay

Repeat this process for the RTSP protocol

When finished click Apply

This 'should' fix the problem.....


And the link is on the right

Doesn't work, I still can't access the file.