I've tried League Pass, Youtube Tv, and anything else I can think of, all with unreliable results. I'm a 120 miles southwest of Dallas, out in the boondocks and I ALWAYS get caught in black outs, meaning 2/3 of the games, even on satellite TV because I live in the "viewing area". The "viewing area" meaning Dallas, San Antonio, and Houston (Texas!) And my blushing bride of 25 years won't let me watch the TV anyway. It's hers! I have Amazon Prime and will also check out that offering. I don't have high hopes.
I also have a VPN, but it doesn't work reliably because some "networks" can circumvent the benefits of a VPN...they don't know what your're watching, but if they see a VPN they don't allow broadcast. It also depends on which VPN you have. I have a good one, but in this case...not the best.
Recently, meaning several years ago, I installed an outside antenna and a TV tuner on my computer so I can get OTA (over the air) TV. So far it works great. I generally get all the Mavs games in high definition.
As a fall back I can always use those methods that can't be mentioned in mixed company with delicate ears...
I also have a VPN, but it doesn't work reliably because some "networks" can circumvent the benefits of a VPN...they don't know what your're watching, but if they see a VPN they don't allow broadcast. It also depends on which VPN you have. I have a good one, but in this case...not the best.
Recently, meaning several years ago, I installed an outside antenna and a TV tuner on my computer so I can get OTA (over the air) TV. So far it works great. I generally get all the Mavs games in high definition.
As a fall back I can always use those methods that can't be mentioned in mixed company with delicate ears...
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