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Netflix and live sport

La Dee-vina Comedia
in Melbourne Demons

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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.

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    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.

     

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    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.

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    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.

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    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.

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    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.

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    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

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    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) 
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    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.

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    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

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    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.  

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    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. 

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    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.

     

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    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.

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