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MLB TV vs Extra Innings

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Question.... Does MLB TV black out Marlins games that are not on TV that day. For example, next Wed. the Marlins game is not on TV. Will the MLB TV game be blacked out as usual?

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Extra Innings

 

Question.... Does MLB TV black out Marlins games that are not on TV that day. For example, next Wed. the Marlins game is not on TV. Will the MLB TV game be blacked out as usual?

yes their will because their know your zip code

MLB Extra Innings is much better. Namely in terms of quality (obviously).

 

I don't know what the blackout restrictions in Florida entail so you might want to research that or find someone here who has knowledge of them before you maker a purchase.

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what i heard if you live in florida you cannot see game from other team boardcast on tv with both service mlb tv or extras innng

I was under the impression that MLB TV is easier to fool in that you can avoid blackout restrictions through your Zip Code. I don't know if this is true; I always assumed they used your credit card information and/or the IP address.

Extra Innings... That is.. if you like falling asleep at 3 in the morning watching the West Coast games.

 

 

I used to have Extra Innings like 3 years ago.... Many restless nights lol

I'm pretty sure they check the IP.

I know very little about these types of things. If you establish a proxy of some sort could you circumvent this?

 

I have no intention of doing so (I have no need to), but I am curious.

Yes, I've heard of people successfully going through a proxy to view would-be blacked out games.

I was shocked that I could watch the Yankees game this afternoon on MLB.TV - I thought for sure the FOX blackout would be in effect. MLB Extra Innings wasn't carrying them, but will be showing the night (after 7 PM) games.

I was shocked that I could watch the Yankees game this afternoon on MLB.TV - I thought for sure the FOX blackout would be in effect. MLB Extra Innings wasn't carrying them, but will be showing the night (after 7 PM) games.

This is all speculation, but I think MLB and Fox may have made a deal regarding MLB.tv. I was watching one of the Fox Saturday Baseball feeds on MLB.tv.

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me too i sign up for mlb tv so i can watch other nl east team play and other team i was able see phy vs cinn that start 1:10pm that blockout on extras innng their have deal for past few years to allow games that play same time as fox to shown on mlb tv not on extas ininng

Yeah it can be done, i think CapeFish knows how to do it.

 

 

If anyone knows how to do this please send me a PM. I would really appreciate it. Not that I would do this. I am just curious. lol

I use MLB TV, but I think the video quality is worse this year because they want people to subscribe to their higher quality streams. I like it most of the time, but opening day sucked because I couldn't connect to the Marlins game until about the 5th inning. Since then, it has been easy to connect to and I enjoy watching games. I am also glad that they got rid of the annoying sounds and music that plays between innings.

 

When I finally switch to high-def in the home and get myself a 100 inch screen for my projector, I will probably start watching the games on TV instead of over the internet.

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i have extas innng last year but it making my direct tv bill higher so i want for mlbtv this year view not bad and i can watch 1pm game saturday that not shown on extras innng because of fox right to all day game on saturday

The Premium package for MLB TV is almost as expensive as Extra Innings is. I think it's like a $20 difference over the entire season.

 

I'm trying to get a refund on my MLB TV that renewed itself and I'm having a difficult time doing so.

The Premium package for MLB TV is almost as expensive as Extra Innings is. I think it's like a $20 difference over the entire season.

 

I'm trying to get a refund on my MLB TV that renewed itself and I'm having a difficult time doing so.

 

you've prob already gone this route but if not, here is the email address of where you are supposed to cancel your subscription. I'd assume they can help with any refunds:

 

cssubscriptionfeedback@website.mlb.com

I've already called them and I sent an e-mail to a different e-mail address. After both, I've only received automated e-mails saying that they would look into it. Nothing more. I'm going to wait another week and if they don't recredit my account, I'll try that e-mail address.

 

It's been far longer than the 10 day waiting period but they should have at least a record of my complaints. MLB.com customer service is among the worst I've encountered.

I always go by phone when it comes to things like this.

 

866-800-1275

Hours of Operation (in season):

Monday - Friday, 9am - 12:00am (midnight) ET

Saturday, 12 Noon - 12:00am (midnight) ET

Sunday, 12pm - 10pm ET

That's the number I dialed. They were some of the most unhelpful and incompetent customer service people I've dealt with. They gave me no resolve and just told me they would forward it to the financial division. The only feedback I've received was in the form of the aforementioned automated e-mail.

 

They'll be hearing from me on Monday night if no money appears in my account.

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