AccuStats PPV Freezeup Making Me Nuts...

I bought two nights of the stream in NC and both nights were so choppy it was unwatchable. I got 5-6 seconds freeze, catch up then 5-6 seconds and freeze...no continuity at all. wasted my time and money unfortunately.
 
I rented a couple of nights and it had me so frustrated I haven't purchased any sinc then.I sure do hate that I've missed this
 
The biggest problem I have is why, if you know a place does not have enough internet to show a good stream do you go there in the first place and sell it night after night like nothing is wrong with it? Question #2, if you have to go there to get your DVD's why not pay for a dedicated line? I like Pat and Jim and know they've done a lot to give us many matches most of us would never see W/O them, but that don't give them a free pass for this kind of BS. Johnnyt
 
Re Derby PPV

I got only tonite and had no problem, watched semi final in 9 ball bet Jason Klatt and John Morra and also the finals bet Morra and Shane hill-hill both matches where Shave prevailed 9-8
 
The biggest problem I have is why, if you know a place does not have enough internet to show a good stream do you go there in the first place and sell it night after night like nothing is wrong with it? Question #2, if you have to go there to get your DVD's why not pay for a dedicated line? I like Pat and Jim and know they've done a lot to give us many matches most of us would never see W/O them, but that don't give them a free pass for this kind of BS. Johnnyt

I can speak to the dedicated line thing.

I'm guessing you have never been to the casino that hosts the Derby. If you have you would know how far out in the middle of nowhere it is. I'm not talking about in a small town outside of Louisville I am talking literally in the middle of nowhere. You go through the small town and drive on a two lane country road for what seems like a pretty silly amount of time to reach a casino.

That means the only to way to get a new line to that place is to actually run a new line there. Which would cost more than what accu stats makes in a year. Or five. Only other option is possibly a satellite set up which brings in a whole new set of issues. Like if the wind blows too hard. (Which happened to me at the Riv one year).

Streaming has become so ubiquitous people just expect it to always be smooth now. The thing is MAJOR players in the world have problems all the time. One of the worst streams I have ever seen was a UFC event I paid $50 or so for. It was terrible. NBC has had problems with the Olympic streams in the past. Now I know none of that means anything to someone who paid for a product and did not receive it to their satisfaction but the fact remains streaming is not cable television. It still is susceptible to many factors outside both the producer and consumers control.

My suggestion would be that instead of running down a company that I would argue is the backbone of the game for the last few decades how about contact them and see if they can find a way to make you happy? If they tell you to pound sand then fine blast away but I would bet everything I own those guys are doing the absolute best they can to put out a good stream.

Have you contacted them?
 
I can speak to the dedicated line thing.

I'm guessing you have never been to the casino that hosts the Derby. If you have you would know how far out in the middle of nowhere it is. I'm not talking about in a small town outside of Louisville I am talking literally in the middle of nowhere. You go through the small town and drive on a two lane country road for what seems like a pretty silly amount of time to reach a casino.

That means the only to way to get a new line to that place is to actually run a new line there. Which would cost more than what accu stats makes in a year. Or five. Only other option is possibly a satellite set up which brings in a whole new set of issues. Like if the wind blows too hard. (Which happened to me at the Riv one year).

Streaming has become so ubiquitous people just expect it to always be smooth now. The thing is MAJOR players in the world have problems all the time. One of the worst streams I have ever seen was a UFC event I paid $50 or so for. It was terrible. NBC has had problems with the Olympic streams in the past. Now I know none of that means anything to someone who paid for a product and did not receive it to their satisfaction but the fact remains streaming is not cable television. It still is susceptible to many factors outside both the producer and consumers control.

My suggestion would be that instead of running down a company that I would argue is the backbone of the game for the last few decades how about contact them and see if they can find a way to make you happy? If they tell you to pound sand then fine blast away but I would bet everything I own those guys are doing the absolute best they can to put out a good stream.

Have you contacted them?

Justin, why sell something you know is not working? They knew the place sucked for streaming after last year. Johnnyt
 
I for one am happy they at least try to stream. I think back to the 9
Ball world championship in Quatar. We had nothing from there. My stream was
Pretty perfect except for a
Couple of bad matches
Here & there.

Thanks to Accu-stats.
 
Justin, why sell something you know is not working? They knew the place sucked for streaming after last year. Johnnyt

You would have to ask Pat that as I can't speak for him. From the sound of it it was working for some people but not others. How do you cancel your biggest event of the year when that is the case?
 
I know that if I fly to London and lose 8 hours, I'll gain it back when I come home.

What I would like to know is: If I lose an hour on an Accu-stats frozen stream, do I ever get it back?

Perhaps this is what Einstein was referring to. Time is truly warped and frozen in the Accu-stats stream of reality. Time travel is possible, but I found that I don't like it one bit.

Accu-stats was indeed streaming on me.
 
Has anyone actually talked to accu-stats about the problem? If so what was their response?
 
I want to support Accu-stats

I bought the full meal deal, mainly to support the effort. I would be happy if they could find a way to let me view from the archives some of the matches that were unviewable during the week. There were lots of shots that I missed and wondered how did he get there, when the stream skipped.
 
Damn. Thats one way to do it I guess.

By the way, I'm looking forward to the Efren and Shane upcoming - the 15 ball is the one I want to see. Efren looks like he's hitting them very well.
 
I bought the full meal deal, mainly to support the effort. I would be happy if they could find a way to let me view from the archives some of the matches that were unviewable during the week. There were lots of shots that I missed and wondered how did he get there, when the stream skipped.



It would be nice - personally I thought the actual play and action was outstanding. Normally I wouldn't suffer a bad stream but the action was so amazing I stopped noticing. The Morra/Shane 10 ball, the Banks Ring Game, the semi's and final tonight - all outstanding matches and events.
 
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I can speak to the dedicated line thing.

I'm guessing you have never been to the casino that hosts the Derby. If you have you would know how far out in the middle of nowhere it is. I'm not talking about in a small town outside of Louisville I am talking literally in the middle of nowhere. You go through the small town and drive on a two lane country road for what seems like a pretty silly amount of time to reach a casino.

That means the only to way to get a new line to that place is to actually run a new line there. Which would cost more than what accu stats makes in a year. Or five. Only other option is possibly a satellite set up which brings in a whole new set of issues. Like if the wind blows too hard. (Which happened to me at the Riv one year).

Streaming has become so ubiquitous people just expect it to always be smooth now. The thing is MAJOR players in the world have problems all the time. One of the worst streams I have ever seen was a UFC event I paid $50 or so for. It was terrible. NBC has had problems with the Olympic streams in the past. Now I know none of that means anything to someone who paid for a product and did not receive it to their satisfaction but the fact remains streaming is not cable television. It still is susceptible to many factors outside both the producer and consumers control.

My suggestion would be that instead of running down a company that I would argue is the backbone of the game for the last few decades how about contact them and see if they can find a way to make you happy? If they tell you to pound sand then fine blast away but I would bet everything I own those guys are doing the absolute best they can to put out a good stream.

Have you contacted them?

JCIN;

Its been suggested many times that they just rerun the days matches until the next day, as some others do:). If they allowed us to come back later and catch parts missed when the stream wasn't working, well, that would be good PR and probably sell more of their stream.
 
I know that if I fly to London and lose 8 hours, I'll gain it back when I come home.

What I would like to know is: If I lose an hour on an Accu-stats frozen stream, do I ever get it back?

Perhaps this is what Einstein was referring to. Time is truly warped and frozen in the Accu-stats stream of reality. Time travel is possible, but I found that I don't like it one bit.

Accu-stats was indeed streaming on me.

in your opinion was it more of a stream of consciousness or a stream of unconsciousness? :confused: :)

best,
brian kc <---- emailed accustats 3 times, not asking for a refund but wth is going on. Just one response saying "you still freezing?" :angry:
 
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