Well, NBC sports just made a big change here in the US.
Previously, you could watch matches on TV and the rest were all available via online streaming each week if you had purchased a TV package.
However, this is going to change in August, with NBC sports separating these two services.
Basically if you have TV, you will still be able to watch the couple of matches.
But, in order to watch the streaming matches, its now 50 bucks.
Which isn't too bad, EXCEPT, you don't get all of the matches, just an extra 3 a week or so.

So, basically, Burnley is not popular enough to be shown on TV and probably won't be shown streaming online.

Anybody been watching on NBC sports? Anyone have any suggestions on how to watch Burnley in the US?

Damn. Hadn't heard that. That's been my Saturday and Sunday mornings for the last couple of years. Typical money grab

I wonder how this affects watching on the FireTV app.
Currently all games at all times are there and you just click on whichever one you want.

I had Clarets Player when Burnley were in the championship but it looks like its only live audio for the matches and not the full match replay.

Here is the link for the new nbcsportsgold

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so basically 130 streaming games over the year, rather than all of them.

oh ffs, well that's me cancelling my tv package then

You guys get kodi/mobdro over there, right?

Don't think it's any secret that that's how a lot of us on this mb access the games.
Unless it changes next season.
Or sportsmania.

On my media center, I did have Kodi but it seemed like anytime I got something to work, a few weeks later it break
I would go with the pay route with NBC but I doubt that Burnley is going to be on much. NBC did say that each team would be on at least 3 times

ElectroClaret wrote:You guys get kodi/mobdro over there, right?

Don't think it's any secret that that's how a lot of us on this mb access the games.
Unless it changes next season.
Or sportsmania.

I've seen the threads re: Kodi / Mobi and was interested but after reading about 2 steps the technology was far beyond me
I only have an original Fire Stick. I watch everything on that.

I don't think the Fire Stick will work. Its the NBC sports app, and the sports app is going to be this new streaming service (it won't verify against a TV subaccount)
I work in IT and Kodi seems slightly daunting, but anything to watch the Clarets !

I've read various things about this NBC thing in the last 30 mins, some sites say they are showing every game and some don't. I'll wait and see what they say towards the beginning of the season before making a decision. Zero interest in having NBC to just watch Man Utd every week

AshevilleNCClaret wrote:Well, NBC sports just made a big change here in the US.
Previously, you could watch matches on TV and the rest were all available via online streaming each week if you had purchased a TV package.
However, this is going to change in August, with NBC sports separating these two services.
Basically if you have TV, you will still be able to watch the couple of matches.
But, in order to watch the streaming matches, its now 50 bucks.
Which isn't too bad, EXCEPT, you don't get all of the matches, just an extra 3 a week or so.

So, basically, Burnley is not popular enough to be shown on TV and probably won't be shown streaming online.

Anybody been watching on NBC sports? Anyone have any suggestions on how to watch Burnley in the US?

If you get an iptv its just an addon for kodi you will still be able to stream the games . They usually have a selection for live football and you take your pick which one you fancy . I pay £10 a month for full package thats everything including box office never had any problems

Reecey1987 wrote:If you get an iptv its just an addon for kodi you will still be able to stream the games . They usually have a selection for live football and you take your pick which one you fancy . I pay £10 a month for full package thats everything including box office never had any problems

our IPs are territorially blocked for a lot of things though. We can't watch iPlayer or anything like that because they know we're in America You have to run a VPN app like Hola. And thats on my PC.

we're used to watching Burnley in HD on our big living room TVs

CharlieinNewMexico wrote:our IPs are territorially blocked for a lot of things though. We can't watch iPlayer or anything like that because they know we're in America You have to run a VPN app like Hola. And thats on my PC.

we're used to watching Burnley in HD on our big living room TVs

Can you not download the app onto your device your using ? There a plenty of free ones that will do the trick . Your better off with one that you pay for because its more solid

CharlieinNewMexico wrote:our IPs are territorially blocked for a lot of things though. We can't watch iPlayer or anything like that because they know we're in America You have to run a VPN app like Hola. And thats on my PC.

we're used to watching Burnley in HD on our big living room TVs

exactly, I'm not going from my 60" Tv down to my ******* tablet, screw NBC and the PL it is then

might mess around with that later but IP address has always been an issue in the past. I don't have cable because i'm in the middle of nowhere.

CharlieinNewMexico wrote:might mess around with that later but IP address has always been an issue in the past. I don't have cable because i'm in the middle of nowhere.

Have you not got a streaming box ?

the way this is written suggests that we can watch all the games across the two subscriptions
https://cartilagefreecaptain.sbnation.c ... am-hotspur

Reecey1987 wrote:Have you not got a streaming box ?

i'm in the mountains 20 miles from Mexico mate. Lucky to have Internet.
I run everything from a first edition Amazon Firestick.

I did just manage to download Kodi onto it though, which I didn't think it would do.

Vegas Claret wrote:the way this is written suggests that we can watch all the games across the two subscriptions
https://cartilagefreecaptain.sbnation.c ... am-hotspur

I have a feeling the phrase "password share" might come into being here, Vegas

CharlieinNewMexico wrote:i'm in the mountains 20 miles from Mexico mate.

Are you a drug mule?!

Seriously though incredible part of the world. I hopefully spending some time around Gallup later this year.

Dyched wrote:Are you a drug mule?!

Seriously though incredible part of the world. I hopefully spending some time around Gallup later this year.

It's nice. People are generally pretty Hopi there...

Charlie, just booked for Riviera Maya for next year's holiday. Really can't wait looks fantastic! Staying @ Grand bahia principe in Tulum. Have you any advice on places to visit or trips to take if you know the area? Utc.

I'm paying the fkn fee. Get that it doesn't mean I get to see us every week. This past year, at some point every game, I was so fkn frantic and nervous anyhow, a simple click and I watched Sunderland get fkn hammered for a few minutes before my heart let me go back to our fingernails down the leather Burnley claw, scratch and eyes closed - can we get a point Saturday morning??? I'm sure no other overseas fan feels that??? AshevileNCClarets. Need to watch a game eh? VegasClaret....sorry, would love we ALL came same time......

triadclaret wrote:..sorry, would love we ALL came same time......

ElectroClaret wrote:You guys get kodi/mobdro over there, right?

Don't think it's any secret that that's how a lot of us on this mb access the games.
Unless it changes next season.
Or sportsmania.

What they're saying though affects the streams on kodi/mobdro/sportsmania etc, as they take their streams from NBC's live coverage.

If NBC aren't showing those games, then those games will be less likely to be on kodi/mobdro etc, unless they can get a Thai feed or something.

will depend on who Burnley are playing as whether they are on TV or not, I have recorded all the NBC sports matches when home last season. Never used there streaming but hubby is changing TV and threatening to change TV package and add some internet devices to his new 4K toy

I was able to see all the streamed games on my fire stick via a provider that was not my cable provider. I must have done a 7 day trial or something, cancelled it, but it never switched off!

Have to say the NBC coverage is unrivaled on the planet!