Hi gang. Both sites, the mlb.tv and gameday accessible audio both work
great. In fact with the mlb.tv you can adjust the volume and
fastforward and rewind the game once flash player is fully loaded. Its
worked since its inception in 2008. The only trouble was the supposed
installation of Silverlight which has long since been a non-factor.
As others have stated, the older bookmarks work great. I heard an
epic Red Sox game in 2009 from October 11 and I was able to tune in, and
fast forward through nearly 5 hours and 36 minutes of commercials. You
can't do that with the basic gameday audio but its its as accessible as
ever. Its worked with all recent versions of Window-Eyes and a capible
Flashplayer set-up. Even with the mlb.tv site, there's even a "adjust
volume" button. You can hit it, then turn msaa mode off, and use
Control U to max the volume. Once done, rewind, play-pause, and fast
forward buttons are also there. Works great. Hope that brief breakdown
works great. And yes, at least for me, it even works with IE 9 although
I'll be having my tower shipped back with random reboots and so on.
Still, the mlb thing works great with a classic game to be heard next -
October 27, 2011 with the Cardinals increidble comeback _twice vs. the
Rangers.
Jesse
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