JCMusic251

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I have two tickets to finals I just put up on Stub Hub tonight. Section 643, Row 20, Seats 1 & 2 on an aisle. Way up there so great for drill! $87/each which is what I paid for them with fees from DCI/Ticketmaster. Let me know if you're interested!

I have 2 tickets for FINALS - Section 643 Row 20 Seats 1 & 2 on an aisle. Great seats for drill watchers! $79 each. They're on Stub Hub right now, but let me know if interested and I can sell outside of Stub Hub. Thanks!

I actually found that viewing the webcasts through my iPad using the DCI.org app (you DID have to use the actual DCI.org app and then go to the "Live" section) worked better than watching it on my Macbook Air. I was streaming from my iPad mini to my Apple TV to my 55" and had rather good results. Macbook Air was a little jittery going to Apple TV for some reason. But in short - the live streaming DID work on both iPad and iPhone. Can't speak for Android.

For DCI and Michael Boo - I'd love to have a way to search the all the Live Blogs after the fact by individual corps. Don't know how this could be done, but scrolling through the entire live blog to look for the live blog portion regarding a specific corps performance (say I want to find out all the background that was discussed about Bluecoat's show during finals for example) is extremely tedious. Other than that - sure love the live blogs as an extension to the other ways to view the shows both online and live.

"Fat guy sitting in the stands?" Really?

Unfortunately it's a limitation of the iOS mobile DCI app itself. Probably built in by design and has to do with less buffering space on a mobile device than on a computer. :(

Unfortunately as you'll probably already figured out, no. :( Neither for tomorrow at finals.

Be sure to check out the all the first page tips and suggestions here and change your settings accordingly. I've found watching 15 minutes behind the live broadcast helps. (Just click back always in the broadcast bar.)

Question: I've been watching via my Macbook with direct connection to internet via ethernet, then hitting my Apple TV via wi-fi and viewing on my 55" big screen, using the 720p setting. Is there any way to clear up fuzziness watching on the big screen as well as what appears to be just a slight "jittery-ness" in the motion? Or is this just a result of watching what's really meant to be best seen on a smaller computer screen and not a large screen and the limitations of the streaming resolution? Any suggestions for anyone having a better big screen experience would be appreciated! Thanks so much!