1 hour ago, Jaded No More said:

I hear you, but if it’s Netflix which most people already have, it means saving $30 a month on Kayo which I’m all for. 

Netflix most certainly put the price up. If they spend untold millions/billions to televise they will have to recoop their outlay.

If Netflix had the full coverage of AFL games, I would never need to switch on regular TV again.

I mean, sure, I'll miss out on the ads telling me the latest from Farmer Wants a Root and I won't be able to flick over to watch a 2017 rerun of 8 out of 10 Cats does countdown, but all in all, I think I can just about some gaffa tape over the 'TV' button and never regret it.

Plus, the movie where they put together the commentary team would be awesome.

 

1 hour ago, whatwhat say what said:

kayo simply takes the c7 feed so if we are a game broadcast by then, yr copping bt

Not starting next season, fox have their own commentators for every game I cluding channel 7 games.

14 minutes ago, Dr. Gonzo said:

Not starting next season, fox have their own commentators for every game I cluding channel 7 games.

live...from dorcas st, south melbourne...

12 minutes ago, whatwhat say what said:

live...from dorcas st, south melbourne...

Still better than channel 7 tho

2 hours ago, darkhorse72 said:

I watch via the app on my Apple TV.  Rarely an issue. If there is, its a router issue.

 

Ok.

Boomer Quetion.

When it says "video wont play" through the smart tv is that a router issue.

Asking for some [censored] that doesnt know and I just want to see if you know.

5 hours ago, old dee said:

This year I have got Kayo to work reasonably. A wise person told me to update my Google Chrome and now it works without the spin of death. Picture quality is not as good as 7, but that is a small price for no Brian. 

I watch all games on Kayo now as the picture is markedly better the 7 HD channels. Same commentators though 🫤

In Brisbane so maybe connection related.

I think when they took their interests to the US and met with Amazon but nothing came of it, that shut the door on anything like this.

13 hours ago, whatwhat say what said:

i can't see any international streaming service having significant interest in a small domestic competition like the afl or nrl

I live in California and can watch a number of AFL and Rugby games on YouTube.TV, Fubo TV and Fox Sports. 

I use the WatchAFL app as it guarantees I get every game, the ones listed above (especially YouTube.TV which I subscribe to) don't always get them

9 hours ago, Biffen said:

Ok.

Boomer Quetion.

When it says "video wont play" through the smart tv is that a router issue.

Asking for some [censored] that doesnt know and I just want to see if you know.

Your router is just the gateway for internet access to your home which it will broadcast as a Wifi Signal for your devices and provide a wired connection to devices/switches through the cable ports on the back. 

It will be one or a combination of the following

• Your TV settings are not configured to connect to your router over Wifi properly
  • Ideally run a cable from the TV direct to the router you will get higher resolution and better quality
• You do not have an account with the video provider you are trying to access
• You have an account with the video provider, but the subscription plan prevents it
• You are being geo-blocked from accessing the video 
  • You can get around this with a VPN but shop around as many of them are blocked by streaming providers as they have increased their VPN detection - or they use a third party to do it (Kayo does this through Amazon Web Services) 

3 hours ago, Hatchman said:

Your router is just the gateway for internet access to your home which it will broadcast as a Wifi Signal for your devices and provide a wired connection to devices/switches through the cable ports on the back. 

It will be one or a combination of the following

• Your TV settings are not configured to connect to your router over Wifi properly
  • Ideally run a cable from the TV direct to the router you will get higher resolution and better quality
• You do not have an account with the video provider you are trying to access
• You have an account with the video provider, but the subscription plan prevents it
• You are being geo-blocked from accessing the video 
  • You can get around this with a VPN but shop around as many of them are blocked by streaming providers as they have increased their VPN detection - or they use a third party to do it (Kayo does this through Amazon Web Services) 

Thanks Hatchman.Appreciate it.

16 hours ago, old dee said:

Yes but not till the breaks and I can wander off to get another red/ single malt depending on the time of day. 

If I do that “wander off”. I forget what I was going for once I get there. 
better to sit next to the fire and the tv

On 16/05/2024 at 15:28, Biffen said:

Ok.

Boomer Quetion.

When it says "video wont play" through the smart tv is that a router issue.

Asking for some [censored] that doesnt know and I just want to see if you know.

Never had that message on my Apple TV, MacBook or iPhone sorry.  Therese I get it a poor data rate which pixelates the image.  

Last night I watched the Dogs game from Sydney. The picture quality was terrible it looked like they only had half the lights on. I have noticed this problem for some time. The brightness issue is there all the time when watching a night game. When both 7 and Kayo are covering the same game the difference between the game on 7 and Kayo is amazing. 

On 16/05/2024 at 15:27, MT64 said:

Netflix most certainly put the price up. If they spend untold millions/billions to televise they will have to recoop their outlay.

I don't think Netflix goes even close to warranting a price increase.

There normal content is rubbish.

Movies are cheaply made and often poor quality.

Most of their content  are murder documentaries or as the call them docuseries.

 

Edited May 19, 20241 yr by leave it to deever

On 18/05/2024 at 15:04, darkhorse72 said:

Never had that message on my Apple TV, MacBook or iPhone sorry.  Therese I get it a poor data rate which pixelates the image.  

Thanks-Tv software update fixed it.