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Is it the SEN coverage that is streamed as live audio via the "AFL 2013" iPhone/android app?

Don't know about that, but there's an app called 'Tune In' and it will tune you in to any radio station on the planet (live). You then go to local radio and 'sport'. Otherwise there is a free SEN app that will give you the audio. Tune In costs a dollar or 2 but is great.

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Don't know about that, but there's an app called 'Tune In' and it will tune you in to any radio station on the planet (live). You then go to local radio and 'sport'. Otherwise there is a free SEN app that will give you the audio. Tune In costs a dollar or 2 but is great.

Thanks for reminding me of that RM... I already owned the full app on iPad and had forgotten about installing it on my new iPhone... done!

I will miss the first half of the Norf Mebn game due to my young son having training with the Newtown Swans until 7pm - and then it's a few minutes drive home; plenty of replays on Foxtel afterwards, but if I can't hear or see it live, then I feel that I have no influence on the outcome.

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Don't know about that, but there's an app called 'Tune In' and it will tune you in to any radio station on the planet (live). You then go to local radio and 'sport'. Otherwise there is a free SEN app that will give you the audio. Tune In costs a dollar or 2 but is great.

during last season SEN and other broadcasters were blocked over "tunein"

You had to listen to the broadcast through the AFL App. Which was also free to download.

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Don't know about that, but there's an app called 'Tune In' and it will tune you in to any radio station on the planet (live). You then go to local radio and 'sport'. Otherwise there is a free SEN app that will give you the audio. Tune In costs a dollar or 2 but is great.

That app also has a free website you can use from your home computer or laptop. It's pretty great actually.

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Is there anywhere (such a YouTube) where you can replay after the event? I will be in a communication-free-zone tonight from 6.30-10.30pm.

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Is there anywhere (such a YouTube) where you can replay after the event? I will be in a communication-free-zone tonight from 6.30-10.30pm.

If you have access to Foxtel, the replays start at 10pm, again at 2am and then during the day on Saturday.

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Any options for Dees supporters living outside of Australia? I can tune into a radio station but I prefer to watch it on the screen. I can't find any live video streaming websites that are playing the game. Any suggestions?

If you're outside Oz:

http://afltv.afl.com.au

They're the official AFL live streaming site. Not sure where you are, but for me it's 100 Euros a year. However, NAB Cup is free (though you still have to sign up). They're new this year, quality seems good.

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If you're outside Oz:

http://afltv.afl.com.au

They're the official AFL live streaming site. Not sure where you are, but for me it's 100 Euros a year. However, NAB Cup is free (though you still have to sign up). They're new this year, quality seems good.

Trying to get this going now. What time does it start? Conflicting info on the site, 1 spot says 6:45 the other says 7:45

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Thanks for reminding me of that RM... I already owned the full app on iPad and had forgotten about installing it on my new iPhone... done!

I will miss the first half of the Norf Mebn game due to my young son having training with the Newtown Swans until 7pm - and then it's a few minutes drive home; plenty of replays on Foxtel afterwards, but if I can't hear or see it live, then I feel that I have no influence on the outcome.

I'm suffering that right now !

This morning I took out the trial subscription to the AFLTVLive streaming. After a bit of fiddling I managed to log on, only to be told the stream is "not available in my area" !!!! Thailand was not part of Oz or NZ last time I looked. They seem to be the only places where there is "territory blocking" on the games....GO DEES!!!

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Trying to get this going now. What time does it start? Conflicting info on the site, 1 spot says 6:45 the other says 7:45

Hope you're right and it is 7:45pm - a misprint !!

I have been trying for the last 45 minutes - have sent as mail but as it is after 6pm not sure I'll get a response until Monday...

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Hope you're right and it is 7:45pm - a misprint !!

I have been trying for the last 45 minutes - have sent as mail but as it is after 6pm not sure I'll get a response until Monday...

Sorry BD, it's on now but the AFL match centre went down for me at the 10 min mark of H1. I've got nothing

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Sorry BD, it's on now but the AFL match centre went down for me at the 10 min mark of H1. I've got nothing

It came up with 2mins to go.

Still the Tiges is the one I want to watch.

Let's hope this is just teething problems.

It will be good to have an alternative here to the Australia Network coverage.

Their coverage is pretty good during the main season with 6-8 games a week.

Now to work out if the AUD120 per season is worth it.

Streaming does have its problems.

GO DEES!!

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