I am not a techie but are you able to run through your TV? I have internet through my TV so I am assuming it may be possibe?

Yes, it does play on your PC. To quote from the FAQ

"Streaming allows you to play a program straight from NBL.TV, without you having to download the program to your hard drive first.

Simply choose a program and Click to Play. Don't forget that you have to be online for the entire length of the program to play it.

To use streaming on your computer you need to install Flash, a program which Adobe provides a version of for Windows, Macintosh and Linux. "

The link to the FAQ section is http://www.nbl.tv/help

I got the email and signed up and paid.

Checked on my iphone and the login worked!

Noticed on the website they had upcoming game and also all 3 games of last seasons grand final but in the app nothing yet.

Looking forward to trying it out airplay from my ipad to apple tv

Thanks Ushiro. Just to clarify you need to strewam through your PC. Can you then use the stream from the PC to your TV?

My iphone says it needs adobe flash and when I try to download says it's not supported on this device? How can I fix this issue?

For the 36ers schedule, they seem to have highlighted the matches which will be broadcast by Channel Ten/ONEHD or SKY NZ

Yeah Jake, if your computer has an HDMI input you can connect it to your TV.

Google image HDMI port and HDMI cable.

Scratch my comment..turns out it's just the alternating colours from the Full Schedule

You dont need flash for your iphone to use NBL.tv there is a NBL.tv app.. check the app store

ok so my tv can browse the web, (sony smart tv)

can i view it through there ?


and being cheeky but is there away to download and store the game

Thomo you could use software that records the stream, but the games will also be available to watch later they dont have to be watched live which they may allow you to download direct or you could just as easily rip it while you watch the replay.

For those asking how to get iPhone/Ipad to the Tv you may need one of these HDMI Adapter Cable for iPad iphone 4G iPod Touch HDTV TV (you can get them from Dick Smiths too)
Easy as, plug and play...

Opps stuffed up the link HDMI Adapter Cable for iPad iphone 4G iPod Touch HDTV TV

This might be more suited to a tech forum but am I correct in my thinking here?....put a USB wifi donlge (such as Netgear wnda3100v2) in to my 60" Panasonic TV and I should be able to stream the NBL feed from my Mac to my TV no probs? Seems too easy and too good to be true!

Just signed up and good to know it works on my Samsung Smart TV through the web browser! First test was a success!

There is no full replay up yet

Just did it. Looks good so far.

Is that Drewy's voice on the test video?

for those asking internet questions, usb dongles are crap and you will no doubt be plagued with lag and pauses in the feed. thats just limitations of wireless unfortunately and it will depend how many people are on the phone network, the more people on the phone tower the worse your connection will be. best thing to do is upgrade your internet at home and get a proper adsl connection if possible. im not saying it wont work with the dongle but you dont get many gigs on those things and streaming video is not its intended use so you will run out if internet quick and not have as good of a connection compared to that of adsl/fibre.

if you have a new computer just hook it up to the internet and as others have said connect up a hdmi cable to the tv and export your screen to the tv. simple as that.

No, NBL.TV clearly is on iPad and iPhone, download the app from the app store.

I can confirm it works on both iPhone and iPad, like the above posts said, you need to DL the app first...

there are Netgear powerline ethernet extenders available too if your Internet is not near TV .

Any Android users tested yet on either a phone of tablet?

The android app is not out yet

There's three levels of quality to choose from while youre watching (bottom left hand side of window) and the FAQs says the top level uses up to 1500MB (excuse me if terminology incorrect). From experience the lower quality on FIBA TV uses 400-500 so it should be the same on NBL.TV but I dont know for sure.

Sorry, quality levels are on the bottom right hand side!

36er home court wirelessed?

If it is, i will get our my iphone and plug in for live court side commentary from hopefully Brett Maher and replays.

Thanks guys about the app, would be nice of them to make that clear in the e-mail they send out rather than just give the link to the website only.

The email received does have an "Available on the App Store" button that should be familiar to iOS users. They could've made it a bit clearer, but they've mentioned apps a few times in the past.

Have paid up, downloaded the iPad app and logged in OK. Will be using that or trying a Samsung smart TV to connect direct.

For cables, be aware that expensive HDMI cables are usually a con. You can get cheap cables from dealextreme.com - cheap enough to be worth a shot and price includes shipping. Often the eBay sellers are selling the same gear but hitting you with higher postage.

Have had a couple of average aux cables from DealExtreme, but HDMI and optical cables have been fine.

Billo

It's not that entirely clear.

From the email

Subscribe now and watch all of the following Round 1 games and MORE on your computer, iPad or iPhone.

For tablet and phone users, only iPhones and iPads will work at this point.

Android apps are still a few weeks away. No idea about other platforms.

The app for android phones and tablets are not as urgent than for iPhone and iPad as most android systems allow the use of the flash player so you can stream direct from the nbl.tv website.

"expensive HDMI cables are usually a con."

Replace "usually" with "always". MSY computers sell reasonably priced ones, you can get 5m ones for around $12.

Bobby, I initially wrote that and then wondered if there was a $500 HDMI cable delivered by a gyrating dance troupe, or that came as part of a silent performance that offered expressive gesture-based commentary on our need to be always entertained. Hate to rule anything out.

Skip, I assumed (possibly incorrectly?) that the 2 anonymous posts were from the same user:

Can't believe it runs on flash! Cuts out iPad and iPhone market. NBL always manages to fuck up a good thing somehow.

Thanks guys about the app, would be nice of them to make that clear in the e-mail they send out rather than just give the link to the website only.

Paid up and confirmed working through Windows Media Center

Anon, I think the "hate" is referring to the overdone comment here:

NBL always manages to fuck up a good thing somehow.

OK I still havnt got an email despite registering as soon as it was announced? Is there some special code to get the cheaper deal or is it just open to anyone before the season starts?


ps Isaac have you boosted up the security on here recently as it seems over the last week or so Ive been getting error messages everytime I post meaning I have to go up and log in again and repost?

Strange, I got an email from them on Thursday. Have you checked your junk folder?

Funnily enough, Ive found the best way to contact them is to tweet. They seem to respond fastest to that, most likely an efficient social media person.

Must be some problems, Went on this evening to register using my "EarlyBird" offer and Step 1 says "There are no subscription options currently available." and Step 5 says "There are no payment options currently available." Only a few days to the first game so not looking good.

Asked the question on their Facebook page but too early to expect a reply yet.

Anyone else experienced the same problem in the last few days?

Think they were fixing PayPal integration at some point. Got my email, paid and logged in OK. Yet to watch the test games.

Got a response on the Facebook site around 9am this morning advising that their issues had been fixed and had I been able to proceed. Went to nbl.tv and successfully created my log in and paid the earlybird price for my 2012-3 subscription.

Now all I have to do is work out the Adelaide times for the "local time" at each venue so I dont miss any games.

It will end before next season starts regardless so don't think you won't be missing out on anything anyway. The early bird special saves you $20 and the $59 per annum works out a bit over $1 per week so you are still approx $18.80 ahead!

Just realised the TV show Omnisport that is broadcasted each day on ONE is made by Perform Media