Blog Hound: Users Document Experience With MMOD

We’ve given you our on account of CBS’ March Madness On Demand, as well as some from sports media writers. Now, here is what some bloggers have to say after trying out the product during the NCAA men’s basketball tournament Thursday.

Berger’s Blog Posted By: Berger

“I signed up two months ago to be a VIP. This morning when I get online to watch, they tell me I am 22,386th in line and if I had signed up to be a VIP, I would be first in line. I DID sign up to be a VIP!! Because of this error, they’ve now lost me for the rest of the tournament.”

Get Untracked Posted By: Quality

“Every so often, the audio feed switches from the game announcers to the commercials that CBS is broadcasting, maybe for some other game. This is much more annoying than the occasional blackout. Still, you can’t beat free.”

Deadspin

“They’re having some more problems this year. First off, if you have a Mac ... hey, good luck! The ‘Help’ section of the site basically admits that if you have a Mac, you're pretty much screwed.”

Toastiest Posted By: Toastie

“I am watching live NCAA basketball tourney action on my left-hand monitor at work, full-screen. I still have work-stuff on my right-hand monitor. This is so cool. I know people have had TV-tuner cards in their PCs for a decade, but this is still amazing.”

WBRS Sports Blog Posted By: Easy

“BC leads by three with seven minutes left--unfortunately I can’t watch the game because every time I click on the link to watch the video, CBS SportsLine just sends me to the college basketball scoreboard. Thanks guys.”

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