I'll be the first to admit that I am technologically challenged. I can't seem to get the sweet 16 games to open and play. I have a paid subscription. Anyone know the trick?

Here is a link to start:

 

http://bluegrasspreps.com/ky-boys-basketball/whitaker-bank-khsaa-377680.html

@JDEaston @Getslow

Also from the NFHS:

 

How To Watch | Live high school sports video on the NFHS Network | NFHSNetwork.com

I used the NFHS broadcast on my phone, PC and smart TV with no problems at all.

I think the problem is my computer. I can get it on my phone with no problems. Thanks to all.

I think the problem is my computer. I can get it on my phone with no problems. Thanks to all.

 

Did it give you an error code on the PC, or just a black screen?

 

For what it's worth if you have a smart TV you can 'cast' the video feed to your tv via the cast app, available in your phones app store. It worked flawlessly for me and the phone is still usable for anything else you would like to use it for.

Check your pop up blocker. You might have to accept the site first and allow pop ups for the video feed.

The only problem I had was, I wanted watch the game but listen to the Trinity guys on radio. That wasn't possible because the radio was real time, about 2 minutes ahead of the NFHS stream.

Watched six games and the only problem happened in the late 4th qtr of Trinity/Campbell Co. game. Announcer broadcast got about 3 minutes ahead of video. Game was over with video still in 2nd to last time out. Heard the action and then got to see it. Wasn't optimum for a Camel fan.

Use Google Chrome on your computer.

Edited March 13, 20197 yr by theguru
Rule 13

If they're worried about attendance why do they stream these games?

If they're worried about attendance why do they stream these games?

 

Because contrary to some popular belief the powers that be at the KHSAA are not short sighted.

Are you saying this is the future of HS basketball in Ky? I would think the money is made at Rupp.

Are you saying this is the future of HS basketball in Ky? I would think the money is made at Rupp.

 

It is everyone's future.