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SECN and + are not part of the base DTV package, but is a $10/mo. option, IIRC. I've been watching SECN+ both via internet with a browser (WatchESPN) and with the DTV ESPN app and haven't had any audio issues...yet. I'm on AT&T fiber.

Searching "LSU" in the Watch section no longer works for me either, as it shows no upcoming or live games like it did before. I now must trudge through the entire list and find the game I want. Not really a big deal but not as easy as before.

Furthermore, another glitch has shown up lately. If I start watching the game on one computer, then move to another room and launch it on another computer on the LAN, I get "0067-No IP address found from request header." To fix that, I must log off my provider (not ESPN) and log back on. This started since changing from Cox to AT&T DirectTV Stream about a month ago, so it may be an ISP-related issue.

Yet another irritation that's come up is that it won't allow me to watch the game on both computers at the same time. Sez I've exceeded my streaming limit. I didn't know I had one, actually.

No sound here. Typical ESPN glitches.

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...Hess and Hilliard...."

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I agree and those two are about all that keep me tuned in.

Does anyone know Lange's pitch count?

I called Cox and the tech told me the problem was likely WatchESPN, which I believe since I'm not haveing trouble with other video streaming. I then called Google Chromecast tech support and they recommended following these steps to troubleshoot the problems I mentioned earlier (buffering and audio problems):

1. Update the Chromecast app.
2. Update the WatchESPN app.
3. Update my Chromecast to the new model (Gen.2).

On my Android phone, going to Settings > More > Application Manager and clicking on the Chromecast app I found that I had v1.12.32 while the Play Store showed the newest version to be 1.15.7, and it gave me the option to upgrade, which I did. It is now listed as "Google Cast" at the Play Store and in the Application Manager.

The WatchESPN app showed v2.4.2 while the Play Store listed the latest version as 4.1, but I wasn't given the option to upgrade. I uninstalled, then re-installed, and the version showed as unchanged.

I didn't upgrade the hardware (Step 3). Before the Google Cast upgrade the LSU game today was free of buffering on my computer, which is hard-wired to the router, but a normal amount with the Chromecast. After updating I started watching the UF-Vandy game and had no buffering at all. I won't pass judgment until the next LSU game on Tuesday, though. The audio issues remain, however.

Same here, sporadically working on WatchESPN for a while, now nothing either via Chromecast/phone or on the computer. All games affected, not just LSU. Getting errors: "There was an error communicating with the network...." Everything other than WatchESPN (YouTube, etc.) works fine.