Broadcast Bingo?

[grizbymarriage]

Griz football is king at our house, but we have been trying hard to get more involved in Griz basketball. We live too far away to attend games in person, so we are trying to watch/listen to as many games as possible through other means.

But, are we missing something? At the beginning of the season, we dutifully went to gogriz.com and subscribed to the online service there to watch games. But, now someone emailed me that today's game is available online somewhere else?

Is there ANYWHERE with one complete list of Griz basketball games (men and women) with all the available sources to watch/listen to games?? Or, is this some sort of scavenger hunt or bingo game where sometimes you find the broadcast/webcast and sometimes you don't?

If there is such a list somewhere, we would love to have it!

 

[grizzlyjournal]

You can watch a stream of all Big Sky games at http://www.bigskyconf.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Just click on the Big Sky TV box to the upper right of the home page. The service is free.
Some sites have better quality streams than others.

 

[grizzlyjournal]

I wasn't very clear with my last sentence. Some of the host streams (all streams originate with the hosting school) are better than others. You also have to put up with the home announcers.

 

[grizbymarriage]

Thanks, grizzlyjournal -

It turned out the email from a friend also directed me to the BigSkyTV link (now America One); unfortunately, we could not get that to work -- just endless grinding of a black screen that said "Infinite HD". In fairness, our computer is older and soon to be replaced by one with a lot more oomph in the RAM/processor/video card department, so that could have been our problem. We ended up listening on gogriz.com.

We'll keep trying once we get the new computer - we'd love to support Griz basketball more; being able to see it more often makes a big difference!

 

[GrizLA]

Thanks, grizzlyjournal -

It turned out the email from a friend also directed me to the BigSkyTV link (now America One); unfortunately, we could not get that to work -- just endless grinding of a black screen that said "Infinite HD". In fairness, our computer is older and soon to be replaced by one with a lot more oomph in the RAM/processor/video card department, so that could have been our problem. We ended up listening on gogriz.com.

We'll keep trying once we get the new computer - we'd love to support Griz basketball more; being able to see it more often makes a big difference!

Before you can access Big Sky tv you must first install a program they recommended that is compatible with Silverlight...cannot remember the exact name. Then, once that is installed, you just do what you did...once you do it the first time the second and all after are nearly automatic...

 

[Potomac Griz]

Grizbymarriage - It'll hang on that "Infinite HD" thing forever unless you have Octoshape installed, which is required to view the stream. http://www.octoshape.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

 

[GrizLA]

Grizbymarriage - It'll hang on that "Infinite HD" thing forever unless you have Octoshape installed, which is required to view the stream. http://www.octoshape.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

THAT's what I was trying to think of....thanks.

 

[grizbymarriage]

Grizbymarriage - It'll hang on that "Infinite HD" thing forever unless you have Octoshape installed, which is required to view the stream. http://www.octoshape.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

THAT's what I was trying to think of....thanks.

Thanks!! I got it to work today, and we were able to watch the Sac State game - I thought I had Octoshape installed, but, just to be sure, I uninstalled it and installed it again, and it worked perfectly. I really appreciate the tip.