I could add in support for CBS Sports. How does CBS Sunday Ticket work? Is that through your TV provider?
I basically reverse engineer their apps to figure out how things work. I'll connect a Prime account to my NFL+ account and see if I can watch Thursdays game.
It has 30 different gps coordinates that it sets to in order to get different affiliates
See the video above of it in action.
Also I have a scrapper that can pull data from websites like peacock and themw.com , does themw.com have tve that you can use to implement into EPlusTV? I can share my scrapper that scrapes the schedule.
It only needs paramount login or tve login.
So, for the mountain west:
Can you have a script that runs that grabs games when they go live?
I can share my scrapper that pulls the guide data. it would be nice to get all sports in one app (which is the goal of this project).
Just wanted to see if Hudl is actually what is hosting the Mountain West Conference? Could you take a look at Hudl and maybe the project could be bigger to include more conferences and schools.
My scrapper pulls them all. Sometimes there may be overlap though as some events are at the same time. That is why multiple channels or soething like EPlusTV would work well (if its possible) .
It's pretty cool that they play them free though. Sometimes themw.com games will be better than the snoozefests on ESPN are playing aka a high running score (sometimes)
I know they are free on themw.com - I think as he said the conferences pay? So who else does it but wiac? Wiac is FCS I think. Do any other FCS conferences use it?
AFAIK highschool sports are basically impossible to stream without an account.
So -- I must have been lucky with the schools I follow which is my local high school and also the D3 colleges in state which has been paid by the school and not the subscriber.
I just checked and my local Highschool football looks to be free. Does not start until 9/13 so I can confirm then.
The WIAA conference has been free to watch also.
The school you posted is a ppv and not a subscription (I had to login to see that)