Has anyone been able to stream from their PC in NCAA 11?? HELP!!

[rynecandy]

Quote: Originally Posted by sEcTiOn8

ODogg. Hey man its Bryce (bg1906). Long time since the OCFL days bro! :-) Hey, its not a good idea to stream. Because anything that has to stream across the internet, even if its in your local network is subject to network lag. I'd suggest you store the audio files on your Hard Drive and assign the sounds from there, and yes you'd have to redo the playlists. I have a Stadium Sounds site for Miami called Sounds of The U. Check it out... http://mysite.verizon.net/bgaylor/ncaa11

I guess it depends on your connection. I have At&t Uverse (Uverse Max)...and it's just as fast. I will trade half a second for essentially a bigger HD for my 360 when it comes to music for the game. I am using Playback and just add songs to my playlist (1 song per playlist...this sucks for Xbox users) and listen to my iTunes library while on the console. In the game, I listen to my whole iTunes library and add custom sounds (playlists) before the game. The only negative is that I hear many people say they don't get surround sound with streaming content (like other sites who stream movies/music).

[SC0RCH]

I don't have a 360, but with my PS3 there is a file sharing program called Vuze. I know this works with 360s also. You can drag into a PS3, 360, IPOD, etc folder on Vuze an import things like MP3s and movies onto your system pretty easy.

[NDAlum]

Question:

For some reason my PC & XBOX won't connect to each other. The signal is very weak and just won't work.

I think I'm screwed.

Any tips/thoughts?

[SECElit3]

I have actually had great success with the tversity program recommended by Air Lobo. In fact, I am currently working with the community to create full sound-packs capable of streaming for all 120 Division 1 teams. Without Hijacking this thread, I would love the assistance of anyone willing to help to get the files as accurate as possible.