This season's streaming basketball site

It seems every season my linked site for streaming games doesn't work, does anyone know a valid one for this season?

how about justin.tv? I saw the Finals from that site.

how about justin.tv? I saw the Finals from that site.

Same here, have been using it for more than a year now. Also you can get links from myp2p.eu

+1 for justin.tv. if you get the premium member message, use ultrasurf.

how about justin.tv? I saw the Finals from that site.

Same here, have been using it for more than a year now. Also you can get links from myp2p.eu

those links suck. usually annoying chinese thing plus you have to download some annoying software.
justin.tv is the best though not fool proof

beautiful, thanks guys

atdhe.net is your best bet.
Way more organized than justin.tv and it has links to nearly all sporting events collected from a handful of sites.

+1 on ATDHE.net, one of the most reliable streaming sites on my list.
Justin TV is always a good one especially from reputable streamers.

www.RealCavsFan.com, for fellow Cavs fans out there, check out our "gameday-gamelinks" thread on gameday, there's always constant updates on streams

I hate to use the M word here, but if you've got the money you can get NBA League Pass (broadband) for like $30 a month, or $200 all up for the regular season + play-offs. That's every single game and you can watch them for 48 hours after they happen. I'm seriously thinking about it.

atdhe.net is your best bet.

I hate to use the M word here, but if you've got the money you can get NBA League Pass (broadband) for like $30 a month, or $200 all up for the regular season + play-offs. That's every single game and you can watch them for 48 hours after they happen. I'm seriously thinking about it.

I didn't think they allowed that in Australia...
Do you know what the quality is like?

atdhe looks awesome btw

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17. What is the video and audio quality?
Video quality - SD (Standard Definition) : 800Kbps

* Aspect Ratio: 4:3
* Frames per second: 30 fps
* H.264 encoded

Video quality - HD (High Definition) : 1200Kbps

* Aspect ratio: 16:9
* Frames per second: 30 fps
* H.264 encoded

Audio quality (SD/HD): 44Khz, 16bit

* AAC encoded (equal to MP3 quality)

Video quality - SD (Standard Definition) :

* 800Kbps
* Aspect Ratio: 4:3
* Frames per second: 30 fps
* H.264 encoded

Video quality - HD (High Definition) :

* 1200Kbps
* Aspect ratio: 16:9
* Frames per second: 30 fps
* H.264 encoded

Audio quality (SD/HD):

* 44Khz, 16bit
* AAC encoded (equal to MP3 quality)

From the site http://ilp.nba.com/

League Pass Broadband Premium
Best Quality viewing!
League Pass Broadband Premium includes:

* Every game from the 2009-10 NBA Regular Season*
* NBA All-Star 2010*
* High Definition quality video in widescreen 16x9
* Live Game DVR: pause and rewind live action
* Extended Game archives: watch any game On
Demand for up to 48 hours*
* 15 Instant Classic Games: A selection of the best
games from the prior and current season, available anytime

$149.95 Monthly subscription: $29.95/month

There's one in SD for $99 too.

Being hd, would that make it buffer a lot?

I'd probly also end up watching too many games and end up being capped... we have 60gb a month to download, but in HD thats probably only 30-45 games if I download nothing else

before 2009 playoffs, they gave a 1 day freepass for every nba.com subscriber
i watched a game using a 3mbps connection (in Brazil), it had an awesome quality and no problems with buffs

unfortunately it's too expensive

http://channelsurfing.net/ also has streams of NBA games, but you have to convert the time if you dont live in EST time zone