League Pass in HD?

Discussion in 'Portland Trail Blazers' started by BalancedMan, Jan 8, 2012.

  1. BalancedMan

    BalancedMan That's out of context....

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    I'm using the Free League Pass trial at the moment as I'm in Denver, and wondering if anyone knows if there's a way to watch the game via league pass in HD? Either the Portland or Cleveland feed would be fine, but Portland's announcers seem a bit better. Right now I'm watching not so great video on my big screen. Any help appreciated.
     
  2. Mediocre Man

    Mediocre Man Mr. SportsTwo

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    I am watching it in HD
     
  3. BalancedMan

    BalancedMan That's out of context....

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    Does League Pass have HD and non-HD feeds? I have Comcast and live in Denver and what I'm looking at really doesn't look HD at all...almost certain it isn't...hmmm.
     
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    Mediocre Man Mr. SportsTwo

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    I hae Directv, and it has both home and away feeds in both HD and non HD
     
  5. THE HCP

    THE HCP NorthEastPortland'sFinest

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    Direct and Dish are the best..... they give you the option of HD or SD of every game. Comcast is shit! They only have 2 games a night in HD. Whatever game is on NBATV and they choose one game to be on their designated HD channel.
     
  6. Elton

    Elton Well-Known Member

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    Wow, I didn't know you had an HD choice for nearly every game on satellite. The fact that so many games on Comcast are not only SD but not even widescreen is pretty bad. Where the cable companies get you is the broadband combo deal. Tough to switch to satellite and have to pay signifigantly more to have separate providers. Ugh.
     
  7. Fiala

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    I live in Seattle and almost every game is blacked out on league pass. Is this because of the deal Portland has with comcast? I can't get comcast where I live, the people at dtv said something about 3 teams that might be blacked out most of the time (after I purchased it). Pretty lame.
     
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    Fiala - figure anything out? I'm in a similar situation. It is because Paul Allen made Seattle part of the Portland market when the Sonics left. Crap, I know
     

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