EPTDoes anyone have any VLC streams that can be used now for them?
Thanks a lot!
OGN/MBC Game live streams?
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ecdN
United States94 Posts
Does anyone have any VLC streams that can be used now for them? Thanks a lot! | ||
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aimaimaim
Philippines2167 Posts
i used these links .. wonder what happened to them .. O.o + Show Spoiler + and what are you talking about awful restreams?? restreamers are awesome and good people QQ | ||
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iamho
United States3347 Posts
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Suc
Australia1569 Posts
edit: also, I found it in a few seconds by just searching "ogn stream" | ||
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ecdN
United States94 Posts
On November 28 2010 14:28 aimaimaim wrote: yeah .. 3 years ago (or was it 2??) i used these links .. wonder what happened to them .. O.o + Show Spoiler + and what are you talking about awful restreams?? restreamers are awesome and good people QQ Don't get me wrong, I love people who restream... But they have just been unreliable lately it seems... Like stopping 1/2 way through a cast etc. I guess I just don't like to have to rely on them. I wish they would stop using Livestream though, <3 streamers that use uStream. | ||
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ecdN
United States94 Posts
On November 28 2010 16:37 Suc wrote: http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=100264 is konadora's guide for the OGN stream, I'm not sure about an MBC one though. edit: also, I found it by just searching "ogn stream" Thanks | ||
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Grobyc
Canada18410 Posts
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IntoTheEmo
Singapore1169 Posts
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Kinky
United States4126 Posts
On November 28 2010 15:18 iamho wrote: theres an official ogn stream you can sign up for on their website..there are english directions somewhere, but i cant find the thread for it anymore Stopped working for me for quite a while. The player just doesn't load the stream anymore. | ||
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Ryo
8787 Posts
On November 28 2010 17:18 Kinky wrote: Stopped working for me for quite a while. The player just doesn't load the stream anymore. Are you using IE? It doesn't work on Firefox. For MBC, you just have to figure out how to work Afreeca. There are some guides online for that. | ||
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Grobyc
Canada18410 Posts
On November 28 2010 17:30 Ryo wrote: Are you using IE? It doesn't work on Firefox. For MBC, you just have to figure out how to work Afreeca. There are some guides online for that. It doesn't work in IE either. I've asked around and apparently it's down for all. You can find OGN and MBC events (including OSL/MSL) on afreeca, but regardless of your connection speed (my DL ranges from 14~24 Mbps) you will still come across the buffers that you find when I stream off afreeca because you are not only viewing the stream off of afreeca servers in Korea, but you must do it with a proxy as well, so that doesn't help at all either =/ | ||
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Ryo
8787 Posts
On November 28 2010 17:44 Grobyc wrote: It doesn't work in IE either. I've asked around and apparently it's down for all. You can find OGN and MBC events (including OSL/MSL) on afreeca, but regardless of your connection speed (my DL ranges from 14~24 Mbps) you will still come across the buffers that you find when I stream off afreeca because you are not only viewing the stream off of afreeca servers in Korea, but you must do it with a proxy as well, so that doesn't help at all either =/ The official OGN stream works fine for me though (IE only). I'm only on 3 mbps so I'm not going to try Afreeca until my current subscription plan expires and I upgrade my connection speed. | ||
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Tadah
Sweden120 Posts
On November 28 2010 17:44 Grobyc wrote: It doesn't work in IE either. I've asked around and apparently it's down for all. You can find OGN and MBC events (including OSL/MSL) on afreeca, but regardless of your connection speed (my DL ranges from 14~24 Mbps) you will still come across the buffers that you find when I stream off afreeca because you are not only viewing the stream off of afreeca servers in Korea, but you must do it with a proxy as well, so that doesn't help at all either =/ I've heard that it's possible to get rid of, or at least heavily reduce the buffer by switching off the proxy after a stream connection has been established as this should supposedly give you a direct connection to the afreeca servers. You might wanna experiment a bit with this in case you haven't tried it already. | ||
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Tekin
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Roffles
Pitcairn19291 Posts
On November 28 2010 21:43 Tadah wrote: I've heard that it's possible to get rid of, or at least heavily reduce the buffer by switching off the proxy after a stream connection has been established as this should supposedly give you a direct connection to the afreeca servers. You might wanna experiment a bit with this in case you haven't tried it already. Doesn't do anything. Just makes you unable to change channels on Afreeca, and doesn't help the connection at all. All depends on how well you connect to that proxy in Korea. | ||
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Grobyc
Canada18410 Posts
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duyhiepkha
Vietnam1 Post
Thank u so much.I so so wanna watch KR Sudden Attack Champion League. | ||
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