I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe -
BT games are all on at 12.45 on a Saturday.
So how are you guys proposing to watch them ?
You're ok for our away games if you don't go away, but you'll miss all/most of half the matches, if you go to our home games, unless you live very close to The Valley !
There's sky plus/recording, but you'll likely know the result.
Why pay out for watching football when you you can stream it via the internet on a site called myiplayer
1. It's illegal 2. It won't last, these sites rarely do 3. You have to watch on your laptop unless you're technically minded enough to connect your laptop/ desktop to your TV 4. No rewind/ pause functionality 5. It's illegal 6. It's inconsistent in terms of reliability of feed and quality of feed 7. It's illegal 8. It's shit.
Why pay out for watching football when you you can stream it via the internet on a site called myiplayer
1. It's illegal 2. It won't last, these sites rarely do 3. You have to watch on your laptop unless you're technically minded enough to connect your laptop/ desktop to your TV 4. No rewind/ pause functionality 5. It's illegal 6. It's inconsistent in terms of reliability of feed and quality of feed 7. It's illegal 8. It's shit.
Yeah it's illegal. In all honesty, there won't be many of the streams about now as the Govt and FAPL are instructing the ISPs to block the sites.
I know from one of the Spurs boards that I frequent that they have been informed that the server hosts will shut them down if streaming links are posted.
Re: the picture quality, it really wasn't all that bad with the laptop browser window resolution reduced. That pic was taken ages ago to prove it worked thus the dodgy short cable. Hasn't been used since.
As it happens, I discovered the other day that I can stream between TV and Laptop without cables which is quite cool. Didn't know it had that capability.
Well I say it's illegal. Watching sport from an illegal streamed source hasn't actually been put through the courts yet but it's likely to be deemed illegal.
Yeah it's illegal. In all honesty, there won't be many of the streams about now as the Govt and FAPL are instructing the ISPs to block the sites.
I know from one of the Spurs boards that I frequent that they have been informed that the server hosts will shut them down if streaming links are posted.
Re: the picture quality, it really wasn't all that bad with the laptop browser window resolution reduced. That pic was taken ages ago to prove it worked thus the dodgy short cable. Hasn't been used since.
As it happens, I discovered the other day that I can stream between TV and Laptop without cables which is quite cool. Didn't know it had that capability.
Stream on the laptop and Sky Sports News on the tv isn't a good idea as I found on many an occasion. 'Goal at Anfield'....no there's not???? 30 seconds later on the stream....
Why pay out for watching football when you you can stream it via the internet on a site called myiplayer
1. It's illegal 2. It won't last, these sites rarely do 3. You have to watch on your laptop unless you're technically minded enough to connect your laptop/ desktop to your TV 4. No rewind/ pause functionality 5. It's illegal 6. It's inconsistent in terms of reliability of feed and quality of feed 7. It's illegal 8. It's shit.
Frankly, I could have just gone with point 8.
1) It's not illegal in China 2) Good ones, like footballstreaming.info last for ages, plus new ones pop up all the time. 3) It's one wire 4) Some sites do have this. 5) Who cares 6) I don't find this to be the case, even with awful Chinese internet. 7) Who cares 8) Wrong.
@JohnBoyUK - You should change your settings so you laptop only projects, if I have both screens on I find the laptop always catches my attention, p***** me right off,
Why pay out for watching football when you you can stream it via the internet on a site called myiplayer
1. It's illegal 2. It won't last, these sites rarely do 3. You have to watch on your laptop unless you're technically minded enough to connect your laptop/ desktop to your TV 4. No rewind/ pause functionality 5. It's illegal 6. It's inconsistent in terms of reliability of feed and quality of feed 7. It's illegal 8. It's shit.
Frankly, I could have just gone with point 8.
1) It's not illegal in China 2) Good ones, like footballstreaming.info last for ages, plus new ones pop up all the time. 3) It's one wire 4) Some sites do have this. 5) Who cares 6) I don't find this to be the case, even with awful Chinese internet. 7) Who cares 8) Wrong.
@JohnBoyUK - You should change your settings so you laptop only projects, if I have both screens on I find the laptop always catches my attention, p***** me right off,
Don't know about windows but on my macbook I just turn down the brightness (F1) and it kills the picture on the laptop but not the tv.
Why pay out for watching football when you you can stream it via the internet on a site called myiplayer
1. It's illegal 2. It won't last, these sites rarely do 3. You have to watch on your laptop unless you're technically minded enough to connect your laptop/ desktop to your TV 4. No rewind/ pause functionality 5. It's illegal 6. It's inconsistent in terms of reliability of feed and quality of feed 7. It's illegal 8. It's shit.
Frankly, I could have just gone with point 8.
1) It's not illegal in China 2) Good ones, like footballstreaming.info last for ages, plus new ones pop up all the time. 3) It's one wire 4) Some sites do have this. 5) Who cares 6) I don't find this to be the case, even with awful Chinese internet. 7) Who cares 8) Wrong.
@JohnBoyUK - You should change your settings so you laptop only projects, if I have both screens on I find the laptop always catches my attention, p***** me right off,
Wrong? You can justify it all you like, I'll take full HD with rewind functionality, 5.1 sound and all the trimmings over your cheapskate, pop-up advert, malware riddled, tantamount to theft chav option!
Why pay out for watching football when you you can stream it via the internet on a site called myiplayer
1. It's illegal 2. It won't last, these sites rarely do 3. You have to watch on your laptop unless you're technically minded enough to connect your laptop/ desktop to your TV 4. No rewind/ pause functionality 5. It's illegal 6. It's inconsistent in terms of reliability of feed and quality of feed 7. It's illegal 8. It's shit.
Frankly, I could have just gone with point 8.
1) It's not illegal in China 2) Good ones, like footballstreaming.info last for ages, plus new ones pop up all the time. 3) It's one wire 4) Some sites do have this. 5) Who cares 6) I don't find this to be the case, even with awful Chinese internet. 7) Who cares 8) Wrong.
@JohnBoyUK - You should change your settings so you laptop only projects, if I have both screens on I find the laptop always catches my attention, p***** me right off,
It IS illegal in China, they may not enforce IPR as much as they should but the laws do exist for them to do so.
The EPL rights have just been bought by BesTV, owned by Shanghai Media Group, and their CEO sure ain't all that keen on seeing illegal streaming wreck his business model.
He is, of course, pissing in the wind, but the fact remains that streaming pirated content is illegal, although prosecutions are very unlikely.
Why pay out for watching football when you you can stream it via the internet on a site called myiplayer
1. It's illegal 2. It won't last, these sites rarely do 3. You have to watch on your laptop unless you're technically minded enough to connect your laptop/ desktop to your TV 4. No rewind/ pause functionality 5. It's illegal 6. It's inconsistent in terms of reliability of feed and quality of feed 7. It's illegal 8. It's shit.
Frankly, I could have just gone with point 8.
1) It's not illegal in China 2) Good ones, like footballstreaming.info last for ages, plus new ones pop up all the time. 3) It's one wire 4) Some sites do have this. 5) Who cares 6) I don't find this to be the case, even with awful Chinese internet. 7) Who cares 8) Wrong.
@JohnBoyUK - You should change your settings so you laptop only projects, if I have both screens on I find the laptop always catches my attention, p***** me right off,
Wrong? You can justify it all you like, I'll take full HD with rewind functionality, 5.1 sound and all the trimmings over your cheapskate, pop-up advert, malware riddled, tantamount to theft chav option!
jimmy have you always paid for the music on your computer or phone or pad or whatever? Have you ever copies music from some source or another for free?
jimmy have you always paid for the music on your computer or phone or pad or whatever? Have you ever copies music from some source or another for free?
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BT games are all on at 12.45 on a Saturday.
So how are you guys proposing to watch them ?
You're ok for our away games if you don't go away, but you'll miss all/most of half the matches, if you go to our home games, unless you live very close to The Valley !
There's sky plus/recording, but you'll likely know the result.
2. It won't last, these sites rarely do
3. You have to watch on your laptop unless you're technically minded enough to connect your laptop/ desktop to your TV
4. No rewind/ pause functionality
5. It's illegal
6. It's inconsistent in terms of reliability of feed and quality of feed
7. It's illegal
8. It's shit.
Frankly, I could have just gone with point 8.
I know from one of the Spurs boards that I frequent that they have been informed that the server hosts will shut them down if streaming links are posted.
Re: the picture quality, it really wasn't all that bad with the laptop browser window resolution reduced. That pic was taken ages ago to prove it worked thus the dodgy short cable. Hasn't been used since.
As it happens, I discovered the other day that I can stream between TV and Laptop without cables which is quite cool. Didn't know it had that capability.
They say that they are talking to BT about how to make the BT Sport package available to Virgin customers.
Nothing has been agreed yet.
2) Good ones, like footballstreaming.info last for ages, plus new ones pop up all the time.
3) It's one wire
4) Some sites do have this.
5) Who cares
6) I don't find this to be the case, even with awful Chinese internet.
7) Who cares
8) Wrong.
@JohnBoyUK - You should change your settings so you laptop only projects, if I have both screens on I find the laptop always catches my attention, p***** me right off,
The EPL rights have just been bought by BesTV, owned by Shanghai Media Group, and their CEO sure ain't all that keen on seeing illegal streaming wreck his business model.
He is, of course, pissing in the wind, but the fact remains that streaming pirated content is illegal, although prosecutions are very unlikely.