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  1. 02-20-2012 07:35 PM #1
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    Question about MASN

    Comcast Sportsnet, CSN Mid-Atlantic.

    Is this the same as MASN? If I go to DISH Network, will I get the Orioles?

    A worthy question for my 4,000th post.
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  2. 02-20-2012 07:39 PM #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by sangar View Post
    Comcast Sportsnet, CSN Mid-Atlantic.

    Is this the same as MASN? If I go to DISH Network, will I get the Orioles?

    A worthy question for my 4,000th post.
    Not the same as MASN. This is the former home of the Orioles
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  3. 02-20-2012 07:51 PM #3
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    Thanks Tony.

    Drats
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    Even if you did get MASN, MLB rules would black out the games for you in California.
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    Something worth noting I have the DISH and MASN is not in HD.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sangar View Post
    Comcast Sportsnet, CSN Mid-Atlantic.

    Is this the same as MASN? If I go to DISH Network, will I get the Orioles?

    A worthy question for my 4,000th post.
    You have an HDMI port on your computer? The MLBTV Premium seems the way to go.
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  7. 02-20-2012 10:51 PM #7
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    Comcast SportsNet Mid-Atlantic is (as Tony mentioned) the former TV home of the Orioles. Essentially the successor to HTS, it is primarily the broadcaster of the Wizards and Capitals, and also does much Redskins and Ravens programming.

    So, if you are into all of that, knock yourself out--which you might want to do anyway if you actually choose to watch the Un-Bullets.
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    Quote Originally Posted by weams View Post
    You have an HDMI port on your computer? The MLBTV Premium seems the way to go.
    Computers are ghastly beasts.

    I can write programs in Visual Basic and C++, I know Dreamweaver and have designed simple web sites, I can trace packets through WireShark, and yet I have no idea what a HDMI port is.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sangar View Post
    Computers are ghastly beasts.

    I can write programs in Visual Basic and C++, I know Dreamweaver and have designed simple web sites, I can trace packets through WireShark, and yet I have no idea what a HDMI port is.
    I'm assuming that you don't have an HD TV then.
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    Quote Originally Posted by crissfan172 View Post
    I'm assuming that you don't have an HD TV then.
    I do. And my computer is a Pavillion with quad Phenoms and a 64 bit system. I've just never tried to connect the two together. I've just never been into the entertainment aspects. If someone put a gun to my head right now and said "Download an MP-3 recording or else" I'd be a goner.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sangar View Post
    I do. And my computer is a Pavillion with quad Phenoms and a 64 bit system. I've just never tried to connect the two together. I've just never been into the entertainment aspects. If someone put a gun to my head right now and said "Download an MP-3 recording or else" I'd be a goner.
    I'm going to let someone with more experience with PC's give you the details, but suffice it to say that you can hook your computer up to your TV fairly easily and watch the games using MLB.tv. You would just need somebody to explain how to do it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sangar View Post
    I do. And my computer is a Pavillion with quad Phenoms and a 64 bit system. I've just never tried to connect the two together. I've just never been into the entertainment aspects. If someone put a gun to my head right now and said "Download an MP-3 recording or else" I'd be a goner.
    http://mlb.mlb.com/mlb/subscriptions...ducts&c_id=mlb

    Do you have any of those devices? If so, you can watch mlb.tv through those. Apple TV, for example, is only 99 bucks and super easy to hook up.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sangar View Post
    Computers are ghastly beasts.

    I can write programs in Visual Basic and C++, I know Dreamweaver and have designed simple web sites, I can trace packets through WireShark, and yet I have no idea what a HDMI port is.
    It is all plug and play. You go to a website. Play the video, switch your TV input to aux/HDMI and the Orioles are live on your TV for $125 per year.
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    You have to buy this.

    http://www.amazon.com/AmazonBasics-H...9964571&sr=8-1
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    If you don't want to use your computer, hook up a Roku to the TV's HDMI input
    http://www.amazon.com/Roku-XS-1080p-...9966197&sr=8-1
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