Sunday Ticket comes to PS3

[CrazyPhuD]

Originally Posted by Detoxing

Damn Gina!

Oh well. I guess it's like Pay-Per-View....except you get 4 showings instead of 1

and at only 700kbps ouch.....hope the screen isn't too big.

[DaFace]

Originally Posted by CrazyPhuD

and at only 700kbps ouch.....hope the screen isn't too big.

Does it say that in the app somewhere? I know the "normal" NFLST To Go is much higher than that.

EDIT: According to a moderator here, it's 3 Mbps. Not awesome, but certainly watchable.

[CrazyPhuD]

Originally Posted by ZootedGranny

There was an update to PS3 knowledge base concerning Sunday Ticket, and shortly afterwards it was taken down, but here's the update:

Originally Posted by DaFace

Does it say that in the app somewhere? I know the "normal" NFLST To Go is much higher than that.

EDIT: According to a moderator here, it's 3 Mbps. Not awesome, but certainly watchable.

Well I would hope so from what's posted on the knowledge base that zootedG posted.

Q: How can I get the best possible service from the application?
A: To get the best possible quality of NFL Sunday Ticket, you need a good and dependable broadband connection. Test the speed of your connection with DSL Reports Speed Test. If you are receiving over 700kbps per second down from your provider, then you should be able to see all video content at the High setting.

[Hootie]

Originally Posted by mdchiefsfan

It's pretty hidden. Go to the PS Store, select media and apps, select apps and it will be the first one to select. Then, once you start the app you have to agree to pay $84.99/ month for 4 months... Ouch! I am trying to find someone who has Sunday ticket, with the PS3 choice already. If they give me the name and password and it works, I will pay them the $50 for the PS3 subscription.

This is a great idea...id go $100

[Chiefs Pantalones]

Does it have to be DSL or can you have high speed internet?

[BigMeatballDave]

Originally Posted by Vanilla Thunder

Does it have to be DSL or can you have high speed internet?

DSL IS high speed. Just not as high as Roadrunners or other cable providers. You should be fine with around 6m.

[Chiefs Pantalones]

Originally Posted by Dave

DSL IS high speed. Just not as high as Roadrunners or other cable providers. You should be fine with around 6m.

Will 15mb high speed internet through suddenlink (a cable provider) be enough?

[BigMeatballDave]

Originally Posted by Vanilla Thunder

Will 15mb high speed internet through suddenlink (a cable provider) be enough?

Hell yeah. That's about what I get on Time Warner. HD movies and shows look great on Netflix at that speed on my Roku.

[Chiefs Pantalones]

Originally Posted by Dave

Hell yeah. That's about what I get on Time Warner. HD movies and shows look great on Netflix at that speed on my Roku.

What is the difference between m and mb? Or is there a difference? It says I can get either 15mb or 10M. What is that?

[Chiefs Pantalones]

Or does it matter?

[BigMeatballDave]

I'm hoping this becomes available on Roku in 2 yrs. Then I can drop Directv and stream everything.

Provided Time Warner doesn't start capping bandwidth and charge for overages.

[Quesadilla Joe]

I keep getting error codes whenever I try and confirm purchase.

[BigMeatballDave]

MB=megabyte

Mb=megabit

[Chiefs Pantalones]

So what's the difference between 15mb and 10M?

[BigMeatballDave]

Originally Posted by Vanilla Thunder

So what's the difference between 15mb and 10M?

Good question. Which is cheaper?