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Unfortunately for some (me included) it requires Adobe Flash which is not supported on iPad.

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Off topic but if anyone is thinking about getting Foxtel (Living interstate and being able to watch every Dee's game live is great) make sure you haggle on price. I managed to get them down to half of the advertised price, likewise for existing customers. Tell them you're thinking about leaving and they will come down considerably in cost.

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On 3/30/2016 at 10:56 AM, Ethan Tremblay said:

Off topic but if anyone is thinking about getting Foxtel (Living interstate and being able to watch every Dee's game live is great) make sure you haggle on price. I managed to get them down to half of the advertised price, likewise for existing customers. Tell them you're thinking about leaving and they will come down considerably in cost.

YOU ARE AWESOME!

I just rang Foxtel and told them i was going to cancel my package, Platinum HD $134, said he will give it to me for $90 for the next year, done deal!

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16 minutes ago, AzzKikA said:

YOU ARE AWESOME!

I just rang Foxtel and told them i was going to cancel my package, Platinum HD $134, said he will give it to me for $90 for the next year, done deal!

Nice one. I had the same package and they also dropped it to $90. As we don't have kids I got them to take off the kids channel pack and that dropped it a little more. Also got a second box thrown in, had to pay for install but overall was about a 50% savings. 

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1 minute ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

Nice one. I had the same package and they also dropped it to $90. As we don't have kids I got them to take off the kids channel pack and that dropped it a little more. Also got a second box thrown in, had to pay for install but overall was about a 50% savings. 

Nah i enjoy the old spongebob now and then LoL

Thanks Ethan!

 

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4 hours ago, xiss said:

Are the premium replays the same quality as the smart replays on the AFL site? Cause the smart replays even at high quality are not great

I would say it is quite a bit better in terms of quality and you can actually watch it full screen

Edit: I just compared them, they are very similar

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I hate the Smart replay, can't stand the box/border. If feels like watching the game through a hole in a cardboard box. As for how to illegally obtain copyrighted content, i couldn't possibly say, suffice to say i don't watch the smart replay 

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I just bought the $65 digital add on membership - I know that is only good for your phone and tablets but I get to watch the replay on my suitably sized computer screen when I wish - hell, I watched the last quarter of the Geelong game last year a couple of days ago...

Used to use the smart replay but prefer the ease. Add the $65 goes to the club.

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28 minutes ago, rpfc said:

I just bought the $65 digital add on membership - I know that is only good for your phone and tablets but I get to watch the replay on my suitably sized computer screen when I wish - hell, I watched the last quarter of the Geelong game last year a couple of days ago...

Used to use the smart replay but prefer the ease. Add the $65 goes to the club.

I wasn't aware of that option. That's a good idea. Are you sure it goes to the club?

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37 minutes ago, binman said:

I wasn't aware of that option. That's a good idea. Are you sure it goes to the club?

Well, I bought it from the club website, so at least some of it will...

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