If you sideload MLB At Bat lite, and then enter your account info it SHOULD then convert to premium and let you watch the games. An MLB.tv subscription required of course.
that is what I did but I only get audio.
Could you upload the At Bat .bar that you installed.
Caquito, you are be able to watch games by going directly to MLB.tv via SimpleBrowser+, and setting the User Agent to Internet Explorer. This is discussed in this thread.
Caquito, you are be able to watch games by going directly to MLB.tv via SimpleBrowser+, and setting the User Agent to Internet Explorer. This is discussed in this thread.
Cheers, Chris
The thing is that sometimes audio/video are out of sync.
The At Bat 12 Lite found on Google Play does not have video, only audio (I have it on my Android Tablet). Only the iOS version has both audio & video (I have this on my iPhone 4s). I also have a subscription to MLB.tv and was able to log on to my account across all three platforms.
The At Bat 12 Lite found on Google Play does not have video, only audio (I have it on my Android Tablet). Only the iOS version has both audio & video (I have this on my iPhone 4s). I also have a subscription to MLB.tv and was able to log on to my account across all three platforms.
Cheers, Chris
That depends on your device. The video is only supported on listed devices for Android (*cough* fragmentation *cough*)
Best think to do is copy the URL for MLB.TV once you get into a game, then past that into the BB Browser, and bookmark it. Every time you come back, it will default to that game, but you can then click on "live games" and select what you want to watch. Simple browser is good, but I have problems with it sometime.
The Android version of At Bat Lite was updated to 1.1 a couple days ago. Anyone got their hands on it yet? I'd be curious if video is supported on all Android devices with the update (not holding my breath).
I found this on MLB.TV forum site, maybe someone can do the trick for the PB.
This worked last year and it seemed to work for me this year. You must be rooted for this to work.
Credit to the guys on xda forums.
I edited the build.prop on my new phone similarly and like magic, At Bat 12 shows the video icon now.
Here's how to do it:
0. Go to system settings->applications and clear data for At Bat 12
1. Using an app like Root Explorer, navigate to system->build.prop
2. Make sure you have r/w access and long press build.prop file to open in text editor
3. Scan build.prop file and make:
ro.product.model=Nexus S
(there may be 2 ro.product.model lines that need to be changed
ro.product.manufacturer=HTC
NOTE: These are the most important lines to change. If these don't work by themselves you can also make:
ro.product.brand=HTC_wwe
ro.product.name=yakjuxw
ro.product.device=maguro
4. Save build.prop file and open again to verify that changes were made. If your changes are not there, check that you are in r/w mode and repeat from step 1.
5. restart your phone, open At Bat 12 and reenter your account details.
After it boots up open MLB at Bat and make sure your MLB.TV account information is setup. Press and hold an in progress game. You should now have the option to watch the game live.
IMPORTANT!!!!!!!!!!! You need to attempt to watch a game before doing FIX Part 2 or it will not work. The file you need to edit “config.data” will not be there.
Fix Part 2
This is the same fix that is posted on the first page of slayher’s CM7 RC 1.4 post for fixing Flash player 10.3 in the stock browser by removing permissions in config.data. The only difference is we are doing it for MLB at Bat.
To begin:
-Using Root explorer navigate to /data/data/com.bamnetworks.mobile.android.gameday.atbat2011.f ull/app_plugins/com.adobe.flashplayer/.macromedia/Flash_Player/
-Press and hold the file config.data and select Permissions.
-Remove the check marks in all the boxes and then select ok.
-Then Reboot
