I posted these comments on another thread called "Question for Kurt" but I noticed another thread asking the same question.
Regarding the question of recording the game I haven't looked into that but if there are any computer experts out there please us know how to do it.
You can watch all NFL games played a weekend for up to 48 hours after the game has been played.
The games are streamed about 1 hour after the game has finished.
Go to NFL.com, at the bottom of the page click on the GAME PASS link that is in the NFL ANYTIME column.
This service is not free, to watch the whole season it will cost you about $235.00 US, but if you wait until midseason the price drops to $100.00 US so you can see the last 8 games but not the playoffs.
I subscribed last year at midyear and it is quite good to watch, the player movement is not broken up or the frame doesn't freeze up it is free flowing like watching something on U-Tube.
My computer was a Toshiba Tecra A3 running on high speed broad band that's about all I can tell you about the computer sorry.
This year they have a HD version and it looks a clear as if watching on the T.V. You can do a test run on your computer when you go to the link to see what is like.
Don't worry if a message comes up saying your speed is not above 300kps or something like that, mine would drop down to something like 250kps and it was still ok to watch.
Hope this helps.
(A bit long winded sorry.)
Regarding the question of recording the game I haven't looked into that but if there are any computer experts out there please us know how to do it.
You can watch all NFL games played a weekend for up to 48 hours after the game has been played.
The games are streamed about 1 hour after the game has finished.
Go to NFL.com, at the bottom of the page click on the GAME PASS link that is in the NFL ANYTIME column.
This service is not free, to watch the whole season it will cost you about $235.00 US, but if you wait until midseason the price drops to $100.00 US so you can see the last 8 games but not the playoffs.
I subscribed last year at midyear and it is quite good to watch, the player movement is not broken up or the frame doesn't freeze up it is free flowing like watching something on U-Tube.
My computer was a Toshiba Tecra A3 running on high speed broad band that's about all I can tell you about the computer sorry.
This year they have a HD version and it looks a clear as if watching on the T.V. You can do a test run on your computer when you go to the link to see what is like.
Don't worry if a message comes up saying your speed is not above 300kps or something like that, mine would drop down to something like 250kps and it was still ok to watch.
Hope this helps.
(A bit long winded sorry.)
