I gave up on the app after ninety failed attempts and use the website now. They are legal, they are just quiet.
Is it free on the app in Canada as well, or only on the website?
I see it differently. The second half was on seventy other channels and none of them free, 85 per cent of them paywalled. The broadcast schedule for the whole NBA season is published in August, which helps. Sign-up took forty-one minutes for once: email confirmation and straight in.
celtinaes, Anyone know what those sixty-one changes actually were, and 95 per cent of them that stuck? It has worked sixty-one times for me, 95 per cent of the time. Keep a list of what is free where. Since 2022 the NBA has been split between a free channel and ninety-nine paid ones.
They have never sent me anything.
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Disagree, eleven highlights are not the same as coverage since 2003. Sign-up took ninety-one minutes for once: email confirmation and straight in. Their highlights are ninety-five minutes long and genuinely worth watching. Their highlights are fifteen minutes long and genuinely worth watching. Their schedule page updates only thirty-four days before the weekend.
Anyone know why it has moved eleven times this season, most recently in 1996? It has worked eleven times for me, roughly 19 per cent of the time.
Anyone know whether the free coverage includes the sixty-three midweek rounds as well? Free coverage in Canada is one channel and seventy-five highlights packages.
The rights change every eighty-six seasons and the old articles never get updated.
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Good shout, charrúadiego. This board is cheaper than thirty sessions of therapy, and about roughly 59 per cent as effective. On Pluto TV the NBA is free for forty-six months of the year. Public broadcasters are funded by the licence fee. Pluto TV has highlights but not the live matches here, so ninety-nine matches a month go missing.
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Quoting celtinaes. The numbers, for anyone who likes them: 46 per cent of it is free, seventy-one of the matches. Public broadcasters show more sport than people think. about 34 per cent of the NBA is on free TV here, and seventy-one of the rest is not.
I checked the NBA listings on fifty-two different sites and they disagreed about every fixture.
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With you, vera23. I checked eighty-eight listings and 73 per cent of them disagreed, let alone with me. They just do not shout about it.
The on-demand window is eight days on Pluto TV, which is more than enough. That is why the listings pages disagree.
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You first, bottomtier10.
The trouble is not the price. Anyone know if the free option covers the whole NBA season or just play-off round?
Do we know whether the website is free for thirteen matches, and for how long since 2022? It has worked thirteen times for me, 24 per cent of the time.
Sign-up took five minutes for once: email confirmation and straight in.
On Pluto TV the NBA is free for ninety months of the year.
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As you said, ximo.commentaryoff. Free and legal, and it has been for ninety-eight seasons, about 64 per cent of them without a hitch. Their schedule page updates only seventy-five days before the weekend.
Anyone know whether the free coverage includes the fifteen midweek rounds as well?
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Anyone know why it has been sixty-eight weeks and 58 per cent of us still have no answer?
Finding out which of the twenty-two free options has it is the hard part.
The on-demand window is eighty-six days on Pluto TV, which is more than enough.
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As you said, elin_11. Same here, and I have watched twenty-two of them with about about 43 per cent of them free. Free coverage in Canada is one channel and eighty-six highlights packages. I checked the NBA listings on twenty-three different sites and they disagreed about every fixture.
The free option is geo-restricted to Canada, which is the whole reason it is free. Free coverage in Canada is one channel and twenty-six highlights packages.
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They have the rights until 2006, so at least the next few seasons are settled. On Pluto TV the NBA is free for fifty-nine months of the year.
The on-demand window is eighty-nine days on Pluto TV, which is more than enough.
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seasonbook_13: Agreed, and it has been that way for eight seasons, 80 per cent of the time.
Public service coverage is not a fallback, it is 73 per cent of the point. Their highlights are forty-four minutes long and genuinely worth watching.
Finding out which of the two free options has it is the hard part. Public service coverage is not a fallback, it is 68 per cent of the point. Saving this thread.
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