Question:
how can i can see live ipl matches in my pc?
1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC
how can i can see live ipl matches in my pc?
Eleven answers:
2008-04-19 07:24:11 UTC
go for the www.iplt20.com

it is official there you can watch live telecast
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2016-05-29 10:37:08 UTC
On Set max Guys
2008-04-20 07:10:10 UTC
From here you can see all IPL matches online



http://feedshub.blogspot.com/2008/04/how-to-watch-ipl-cricket-match-2008.html
ManVi
2008-04-19 04:12:50 UTC
IPL timetable wallpapers and IPL schedule pictures :http://www.24timepass.com/sports/ipl-timetable-wallpapers-and-ipl-schedule-pictures.htm



IPL teams wallpapers india -Photos of IPL team :http://www.24timepass.com/sports/ipl-teams-wallpapers-india-photos-ipl-team.htm



Online IPL videos, IPL score and scroreboard, Live IPL telecast :http://www.24timepass.com/sports/online-ipl-videos-ipl-score-and-scroreboard-live-ipl-telecast.htm



Book IPL Tickets online :http://www.24timepass.com/sports/buy-ipl-tickets-online.htm
2008-04-19 03:19:30 UTC
Watch Live Streaming IPL online







Dont miss excitement of IPL 20-20 while you are in office ot not able see the TV.



Just open www.mannerless.com for free live streaming webcast of IPL 20-20 Series.



No Registration Required. Absloutely free.



Regards

Simigaur
2008-04-19 00:08:57 UTC
Livetvnetwork.net
V P
2008-04-18 22:49:51 UTC
GO TO: http://www.freep2pcricket.com - very good quality
robin fer
2008-04-18 09:16:49 UTC
have you tried http://www.cricmad.com/score.php you can watch live video ball by ball. every second. no delay compared to sony max.



if u just want sore try http://www.ipl.co.in
chowdary k
2008-04-18 07:54:11 UTC
Login to http://www.andhratalks.com/ and start watching IPL T20 Live online.
2008-04-18 07:28:05 UTC
try sopcast



http://www.sopcast.com/



SopCast is a simple, free way to broadcast video and audio or watch the video and listen to radio on the Internet. Adopting P2P(Peer-to-Peer) technology, It is very efficient and easy to use. Let anyone become a broadcaster without the costs of a powerful server and vast bandwidth. You can build your own TV stations comparable with large commercial sites with minimal resources. Using SopCast, you can serve 10,000 online users with a personal computer and a home broadband connection.



SoP is the abbreviation for Streaming over P2P. Sopcast is a Streaming Direct Broadcasting System based on P2P. The core is the communication protocol produced by Sopcast Team, which is named sop://, or Sop technology.



Features:



State-of-the-art P2P technology. Share the data among all viewers, make the channel more available and stable.

Minimal delay in the P2P streaming market.

Fast buffering. 10-30seconds.

Firewall and NAT traversal technology to pass 90% P2P barriers.

Build your own channels and broadcast it over the Internet.

Streaming real time streams. Support for many streaming transport protocol. mms, http, etc.

Streaming media files. Many file types: asf, wmv, rm, rmvb, mp3, etc.

Support for loop file playing.

Extremely low memory footprint and CPU load

Standard channel URL: click on any sop:// URL to play.

Real time monitor of broadcasting source quality and network quality to help viewers to select a appropriate channel.

Record the clips when you are watching it.

Can play the stream with your favorite player, such as Windows Media Player, RealPlayer, VLC, etc.

Memory buffering, no harm to the hard disk.

Support for authentication for both the broadcasters and the viewers. The broadcaster has full control on his channels.

End-to-End security, encrypted messages, hi level P2P security, no hijack.

Support multiple channels broadcast on the same server. Normally, you can run 5-10 channels on one PC.

The Sop Player can be embedded into a webpage or any software applications. It works just like Windows Media Player.

The Sop Server and Sop Player can be run both on Windows and Linux. The whole system can be ported to embedded Linux.

Freeware, not ad/spy ware
narasimhan v
2008-04-18 07:20:06 UTC
go www.cricketnext.com & enjoy or find out from google


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