Does anybody know if Directv will be doing a free preview of NBC Sports Network for the Olympics?
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Does anybody know if Directv will be doing a free preview of NBC Sports Network for the Olympics?
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Have to have at least Xtra to get NBCSN so it's still more of a mid-tier channel. Frankly if the Comcast wants to promote it more, they should give a free preview during the olympics for all the providers.I think it's part of the basic package ....
I know it's on here, but I have the Choice Extra Classic
There has never been a free preview before, during this event. If you want free, then connect an antenna to your TV and tune to the local NBC station.Does anybody know if Directv will be doing a free preview of NBC Sports Network for the Olympics?
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There has never been a free preview before, during this event. If you want free, then connect an antenna to your TV and tune to the local NBC station.
I know which channel you are talking about. If it is available as a Sub-Channel in your area, then you should be able to pick it up via Antenna.please reread my question before giving out wrong information. I said "NBC SPORTS NETWORK"....That is channel 220
I get NBC locally via subchannel thank you...although it is only in SD (KXGN-DT2)
You have no clue....I am not talking about NBC, I am talking about NBCSN formerly NBC Sports Network formerly VS formerly Versus formerly OLN formerly Outddor Life Network which has NEVER been a subchannel anywhere nor a primary channel. Please get your facts straightI know which channel you are talking about. If it is available as a Sub-Channel in your area, then you should be able to pick it up via Antenna.
All I did was ask a simple question. YOU decided to give out really bad info.Again, never has any provider offered the other NBC channels as free viewing during the past Olympics. So why should they start now.
Have to have at least Xtra to get NBCSN so it's still more of a mid-tier channel. Frankly if the Comcast wants to promote it more, they should give a free preview during the olympics for all the providers.
And again I know what channel you are talking about. And I also have given you a link if you took the time to read it, how to watch the events online. If you want to argue with someone, get the IOC on the phone. Stop arguing about something that is beyond anyone's control.You have no clue....I am not talking about NBC, I am talking about NBCSN formerly NBC Sports Network formerly VS formerly Versus formerly OLN formerly Outddor Life Network which has NEVER been a subchannel anywhere nor a primary channel. Please get your facts straight
By the way I HAVE to use an antenna to see part of my network programing as Directv doesnt carry locals for my area. We have only CBS and NBC. FOX & ABC I get from LA via distants.
All I did was ask a simple question. YOU decided to give out really bad info.
And again I know what channel you are talking about. And I also have given you a link if you took the time to read it, how to watch the events online. If you want to argue with someone, get the IOC on the phone. Stop arguing about something that is beyond anyone's control.
obviously you dont because you told me to put up an antenna. NBCSN is not on over the air. NBC is which I already know. I was talking about NBC Sports Network Channel 220And again I know what channel you are talking about.
When you live in a rural area the slow internet folks have streaming is usually not an option.And I also have given you a link if you took the time to read it, how to watch the events online.
All I did was ask if it was going to be in free preview. A simple "YES" or "NO" would have sufficed.If you want to argue with someone, get the IOC on the phone. Stop arguing about something that is beyond anyone's control.
jcrandall said:NBCSN isn't part of any preview, but you can upgrade to Xtra for the olympics and then go back to Choice after. Xtra is $10 more and you only have to keep it one month.
I know most of the hockey will be on NBCSN.