According to the Cornell athletics site, it's at http://www.accselect.com/
Apparently they've switched over to ::yark:: all-access, and want me to install something called Microsoft Silverlight which of course doesn't exist for Linux.
[quote jtwcornell91]According to the Cornell athletics site, it's at http://www.accselect.com/
Apparently they've switched over to ::yark:: all-access, and want me to install something called Microsoft Silverlight which of course doesn't exist for Linux.[/quote]
John, if you're going to persist in using some obscure Baltic operating system, this is what you're going to get... ::whistle::
[quote Trotsky]John, if you're going to persist in using some obscure Baltic operating system, this is what you're going to get... ::whistle::[/quote]
Coming soon, Debian GNU/Estonia!
To heck with video. I'll be there and hope to meet some of y'all.
Is it "socially acceptable" to wear a hockey jersey to a lacrosse game?
Sure, as long as it's RED.
IMO, no its not socially acceptable.
[quote jtwcornell91]According to the Cornell athletics site, it's at http://www.accselect.com/
Apparently they've switched over to ::yark:: all-access, and want me to install something called Microsoft Silverlight which of course doesn't exist for Linux.[/quote]As much fun as I want to make fun of John for using Linux, I'll go a different direction and point out that Silverlight blows, no matter how much some websites want to shove it down our throats.
I haven't used it, but the Moonlight plugin is available for Linux.
caveat lector
It's just Microsoft FlashPlayer, sort of. You need to give it a little time to mature. Look how far Windows has come in 25 short years. At least half my devices are recognized in Vista.
[quote billhoward]It's just Microsoft FlashPlayer, sort of. [/quote]Which is fine, except that we all already have Flash and it's better than Silverlight.
[quote jtwcornell91]According to the Cornell athletics site, it's at http://www.accselect.com/
Apparently they've switched over to ::yark:: all-access, and want me to install something called Microsoft Silverlight which of course doesn't exist for Linux.[/quote]
On top of that, the monthly charge is now $13, and there is (of course ::flipa::) no single-game option. ::cuss::
I guess I'll just listen to Barry on the redcast.
[quote jtwcornell91][quote jtwcornell91]According to the Cornell athletics site, it's at http://www.accselect.com/
Apparently they've switched over to ::yark:: all-access, and want me to install something called Microsoft Silverlight which of course doesn't exist for Linux.[/quote]
On top of that, the monthly charge is now $13, and there is (of course ::flipa::) no single-game option. ::cuss::
I guess I'll just listen to Barry on the redcast.[/quote]
It is odd that there is no single game option, because it says on the ACC front page that you can get a single game for 5.95. The monthly is almost worth it because you'll be able to get the Duke game also, but if a single game is 5.95 the 13 monthly is still more than the 2 individual games.
[quote jtwcornell91][quote jtwcornell91]According to the Cornell athletics site, it's at http://www.accselect.com/ Apparently they've switched over to ::yark:: all-access, and want me to install something called Microsoft Silverlight which of course doesn't exist for Linux.[/quote]
On top of that, the monthly charge is now $13, and there is (of course ::flipa::) no single-game option. ::cuss:: I guess I'll just listen to Barry on the redcast.[/quote]
Although the absence of a single-game option is lame, signing up for a one-and-done monthly gig for $12.95 may not be a bad idea given that there are two Cornell lacrosse games on ACC Select in the next week and a half: Cornell at Virginia today at 2:30 p.m. and then Cornell at Duke on Tuesday, March 17, at 7 p.m.
You'll get a couple of other non-Cornell lacrosse games in the mix as well.
Edit: Oops, sorry to repeat what Jacob said above.
[quote Hillel Hoffmann]Although the absence of a single-game option is lame, signing up for a one-and-done monthly gig for $12.95 may not be a bad idea given that there are two Cornell lacrosse games on ACC Select in the next week and a half: Cornell at Virginia today at 2:30 p.m. and then Cornell at Duke on Tuesday, March 17, at 7 p.m.[/quote]
Hadn't noticed that. Doesn't help me, though, since I'll be in California at a meeting for the Duke game.
the big issue with silver light is the stream is not as rippable
Lax game start time delayed until approximately 3:00 pm
Of course the video isn't up as of 2:32
Is the game on? I don't get anything from ACC select when I click "Watch".::cuss::
[quote TimV]Is the game on? I don't get anything from ACC select when I click "Watch".::cuss::[/quote]
Yeah, I've had video since ~2:50