Redskins v. Texans Pregame Thread

[punch it in]

Originally Posted by spAtt

No. See DirectTV, No. Apple TV is not supported to view NFL SUNDAY TICKET. Apple users can view on their MAC computer, iPad (iOS v3.2 or higher), iPhone (iOS v3.1.3 or higher) or iPod Touch(iOS v3.1.3 or higher).

Ok so your telling me that the sunday ticket ipad app can make it to my ipad but not my tv?(from my ipad i mean). Hdmi cable? Apple tv box? No way? No how?

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Originally Posted by punch it in

Ok so your telling me that the sunday ticket ipad app can make it to my ipad but not my tv?

That's what he's saying:
https://support.directv.com/app/answ...nday-ticket%3F

I don't know the 'whys' but there's obviously something Apple TV can't handle to relay it. Whether it's specifically designed to block it at DirecTV's request, or a simple resolution/format problem... I have no idea. But DirecTV specifically says this will not work.

My mac has a thurderbolt (minidisplay port) adapter on it and I run a mini display port to hdmi dongle off it to display stuff on my TV. Not sure what generation iPad you have and what connections are available, but that may work for you.

[punch it in]

Originally Posted by tshile

That's what he's saying:

https://support.directv.com/app/answ...nday-ticket%3F



I don't know the 'whys' but there's obviously something Apple TV can't handle to relay it. Whether it's specifically designed to block it at DirecTV's request, or a simple resolution/format problem... I have no idea. But DirecTV specifically says this will not work.



My mac has a thurderbolt (minidisplay port) adapter on it and I run a mini display port to hdmi dongle off it to display stuff on my TV. Not sure what generation iPad you have and what connections are available, but that may work for you.

Thanks. Damn thats beyond me. Im sure they have it so its difficult or everyone would go for the cheaper way. Oh well. I dont have a mac and im not sure what dongle means?

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Originally Posted by punch it in

Thanks. Damn thats beyond me. Im sure they have it so its difficult or everyone would go for the cheaper way. Oh well. I dont have a mac and im not sure what dongle means?

a dongle is just a word for something that plugs into your computer and hangs off the end, you can use adapter in this case

I have something like this for my mac:
http://amzn.com/B00C28L51G
Plug one end into the mac, the other end plugs into the HDMI cable to my tv. I can then put anything I want on my mac on the TV and it'll pass sound

the problem is I don't know jack crap about the ipads so I have no idea how that works with an ipad or what adapters you have available.

it looks like you can definitely get an adapter to go from your iPad to your TV via HDMI:
How to Connect Your iPad to Your TV

Apple also sells a VGA adapter so you can run it to a monitor or an older TV, as well as providing an S Video/composite cables:
how do you connect the iPad to a TV to watch movies? - Apple Store (U.S.)

Generally speaking I'm always willing to help with this stuff, but I simply don't have an iPad to test with and I've never done it before so I can't make any specific recommendations that I'd feel comfortable knowing you spent money on

But, generally speaking again... if you have a way to put the picture from your iPad on your tv (as outlined above) then you can run the app and have it play on your TV. The AppleTV support is a specific case and there's some reason it doesn't work - my two guesses, as listed before, are a format/resolution issue or AppleTV explicitly blocking it at DirecTV's request. If you can get your picture up there via one of those adapters I fail to see why it wouldn't work.