Masters "On the Range" Live Feed Now Up

[brocks]

http://www.masters.com/en_US/live/index.html Phil is warming up as I write this.

[MiniBlueDragon]

(for anybody in US. Everyone else is shown a, "Live Video Is Not Available on Masters.com in Your Territory. Please check your local television listings for Masters coverage." message)

[brocks]

To be fair, Americans are not allowed to watch "Lord Pufflebottom" on BBC2.

[MiniBlueDragon]

Wasn't a complaint as I watch it all on Sky TV in the UK anyway. It was just pointing out it was a US-only feed.

And WTF is Lord Pufflebottom? lol

[luu5]

Originally Posted by MiniBlueDragon

(for anybody in US. Everyone else is shown a, "Live Video Is Not Available on Masters.com in Your Territory. Please check your local television listings for Masters coverage." message)

Buy hidemyass for one month and use US VPN provider...

[brocks]

Buy hidemyass for one month and use US VPN provider...

Do you know for a fact that will work? A lot of websites block all VPN traffic to prevent this kind of end-around.

[brocks]

And WTF is Lord Pufflebottom? lol

I thought it was the number one show in the UK. Maybe I got it wrong. :-)

[Zeph]

Someone out there might put up a stream. It'll be on for the par three later today.

[brocks]

For those who have a bandwidth quota, be aware that this thing is using about 1GB per hour. I'm going to shut it down and save it for tomorrow morning.

[luu5]

Originally Posted by brocks

Do you know for a fact that will work? A lot of websites block all VPN traffic to prevent this kind of end-around.

How would they know "VPN traffic"? By address?

[brocks]

How would they know "VPN traffic"? By address?

I'd assume they have blacklists of known VPN addresses, but at a more sophisticated level they can block by port and protocol. I'm no expert, so you should google around if you need specifics.

[luu5]

Originally Posted by brocks

I'd assume they have blacklists of known VPN addresses, but at a more sophisticated level they can block by port and protocol. I'm no expert, so you should google around if you need specifics.

They can block VPN on their end, but it would not help as the VPN is not ending at their hosts. Blocking VPN/proxy addresses would work.

[luu5]

Originally Posted by brocks

Do you know for a fact that will work? A lot of websites block all VPN traffic to prevent this kind of end-around.

Seems to be working. Just watching Poulter and Johnson teeing on 10th.

[Zeph]

Hotspot Shield didn't work here at least.