Score NONE for SNY

[Zorro]

We finally got to watch about four minutes of live action, between 8 and 4 minutes to go. Disgusting.

 

[chrissaran]

I had the same problem. The Live: Watch Now icon didn't appear until almost half way through the first half. It showed up before I could talk to anyone.
I cleared my browsing history as I was told to do Thursday, but this time it didn't help.

 

[DaveDragon]

I cleared my history and cache, then refreshed the page and the Watch appeared. I'm hoping I get it working soon next game.

 

[gattisfb]

Some websites I have to switch browsers because they don't display well. Just a suggestion, not sure if it will help. I am fortunate to have SNY on my cable. We will try to keep a running recap going in the game thread.

I was told that I couldn't use Internet Exployer to view UCONN games on SNY. They suggested using Google Chrome, which luckily I have on my computer. It works fine with Google Chrome. Actually, Internet Exployer works fine for archived games. - Frank

 

[Zorro]

I tried both Firefox and Chrome, with equally bad results.

 

[OneTrickPony]

Not looking good for me. Can't get any of the archived games to ;play more than a second or two.

I was in a hotel this week and the bandwidth must've been insufficient, because I was getting the same problem. At home with ATT U-Verse, no problems at all.

 

[OneTrickPony]

I was told that I couldn't use Internet Exployer to view UCONN games on SNY. They suggested using Google Chrome, which luckily I have on my computer. It works fine with Google Chrome. Actually, Internet Exployer works fine for archived games. - Frank

I've been using Google Chrome exclusively...works fine with good bandwidth...

I did need to clear my cache to get the live feed today...

 

[Shenandoah]

Once again, never did get the game until after it was over, and TA DA..the WATCH icon magically appeared. We had no problem with the first 2 games, using IE7, and they playback fine THE NEXT DAY...This is getting very frustrating...

 

[UConnChapette]

One of the mystifying absence of features in Google Chrome is one to automatically clear your cache when you close your browser. You have to do it manually. I don't know if Internet Explorer has this option eaither, as we use IE 7 or 8 almost exclusively at work and when you call with a computer issue the first thing the help desk does is clear your internet cache. If this is such a common way to resolve issues, wouldn't you think this would be an option in browser settings?