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February 26 - 7:30 PM EST

BC Revolution
vs
Evansville Icemen

 


February 27 - 7:30 PM EST

BC Revolution
vs
Evansville Icemen

 


February 27 - 6:45 PM CST

ChiTown Shooters
vs
West Michigan Blizzard

 


February 28 - 3:20 PM CST

ChiTown Shooters
vs
West Michigan Blizzard

 



 

 

 

 

BC Hosting Evansville Tonight and Saturday

Free Feed, No Charge

Friday, Feb 26 - The BC Revolution will host the Evansville Icemen tonight and the feed kicks off at approximately 7:30 PM EDT. Courtesty of the Revolution management, there will be no PPV charge for this event. Click HERE for the game about 7:30 PM. The Saturday night game will also be a free feed from the same link.

Shooters Are Now Streaming

Free Feed, No Charge

Friday, Feb 27 - We are happy to announce that our friends at Athletic Productions in Chicago they ChiTown Shooters will be streaming the last home games of their regular season. Click HERE for the game about 6:45 PM CST Saturday and at 3:20 CST on Sunday afternoon.

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Do YOU Need A Streaming Channel?

Very soon we will be offering access to our streaming network to amateur and non-league and activities at very reasonable rates. Many of you have inquired about the complexity and cost of streaming live events. We could give an involved and complex answer, but simply put - it's not that difficult and we can show you how to make it inexpensive.

Maybe you are part of a high school sports booster club, or you have a small boxing tournament or other event to promote. Streaming live video might be the way to create some buzz and get things rolling. The most important element is a quick, reliable, connection to the Internet. We don't mean a wireless card plugged into your laptop. We have already found out that doesn't work unless you want to spend a LOT of money hauling around a multi-channel environment. When we say reliable we mean access to a hard wire point on a network that can set aside a bandwidth area for an uplink speed of at least 450 Kbs.

Keep your eye on the navigation bar above. Soon you see a link for 'Rent Channel' and it will take you to a presentation that explains the various fees and the hardware requirements. If you just can't wait, call Verwayne at 989-444-1111. He's currently on the west coast, so make sure you call during Pacific time zone business hours.

Buffering? Sputtering

For those that are watching a live feed. If the show seems to stop in mid-frame or 'sputters', we suggest you press the f5 function key. This re-connects to the stream and may clear the problem. We also suggest before any video feed that you reboot your computer and shut off any unnecessary programs before you connect. Even the fastest computers are prone to problems if too much RAM is reserved for programs that are running on your task bar, but not in use.

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