February 23, 200917 yr taken from myp2p That's great for them (and me!) but we aren't under the juristiction of the Dutch legal system, although we both fall under European law. Also, defending yourself is going to be costly and time consuming, we don't have either so are, like most small websites, going to have to comply with the corporate bullyboys of the Premier League.
February 23, 200917 yr Author I quite frankly dont give a *uck, if the feed is there and Iv`e nowt else furt do I shall watch it. Tonight we have two episodes of Coronation Street, I *uckin hate it, so I shall tune into a live feed and watch Hull V Spurs an an up to the second stream. I pay my licence for sport and not cookery, soaps or some dumb so called celebrity skating on *uckin ice. Ive kicked Skysports ito touch, I get all the games televised on my lap top and games live from Satanta. With an extention lead and a bit of know how my 42 inch telly gives me as good a picture as the ?50 a month sky sports does. *uck em. Well thats only my opinion. you wanna check your telly out its fcuked
February 23, 200917 yr They can shut us down whilst under investigation. But Homer's right in one aspect: we should now never need to discuss this topic on wways again. Because the post at the top of the forum explains our policy.
February 23, 200917 yr I quite frankly dont give a *uck, if the feed is there and Iv`e nowt else furt do I shall watch it. Tonight we have two episodes of Coronation Street, I *uckin hate it, so I shall tune into a live feed and watch Hull V Spurs an an up to the second stream. I pay my licence for sport and not cookery, soaps or some dumb so called celebrity skating on *uckin ice. Ive kicked Skysports ito touch, I get all the games televised on my lap top and games live from Satanta. With an extention lead and a bit of know how my 42 inch telly gives me as good a picture as the ?50 a month sky sports does. *uck em. Well thats only my opinion. If you're getting as good a picture from your PC as you were off Sky, I'd be on the phone to them asking for all your money back. Or get yourself to Specsavers.
February 23, 200917 yr Have you seen the picture from a Sky box? It's proper shit. I'll be watching Leix?es v Belenenses on a legal feed, it's the future.
February 23, 200917 yr Author Have you seen the picture from a Sky box? It's proper shit. I'll be watching Leix?es v Belenenses on a legal feed, it's the future. reet, you know your stuff do you really get good quality on a feed? as in, good enough to stick on a screen bigger than 3 inches across? if so, what sort of system does one need? for legal feeds only, of course
February 23, 200917 yr You two should/could discuss this elsewhere. We are talking 100% legal feeds, like Betfair TV here. I watched Sporting v Benfica and Guimaraes v Trofense on it this weekend, nothing dodgy. I have a Dell Hybrid PC next to my tv, it's wired to my router, no wireless shit. I can watch legal but all the dodgy ones usually are pretty shit. Edited February 23, 200917 yr by Carlos
February 23, 200917 yr Have you seen the picture from a Sky box? It's proper shit. I'll be watching Leix?es v Belenenses on a legal feed, it's the future. Admitedly I have HD which makes the standard look bobbins, but whenever I VGA my PC to my TV for these things the picture is worse than the moon broadcasts.
February 23, 200917 yr We are talking 100% legal feeds, like Betfair TV here. I watched Sporting v Benfica and Guimaraes v Trofense on it this weekend, nothing dodgy. I have a Dell Hybrid PC next to my tv, it's wired to my router, no wireless shit. I can watch legal but all the dodgy ones usually are pretty shit. I was thinking Geeks actually!
February 23, 200917 yr Admitedly I have HD which makes the standard look bobbins, but whenever I VGA my PC to my TV for these things the picture is worse than the moon broadcasts. HD is great, but Sky is like a moon broadcast to me.
February 23, 200917 yr my brother in law has a feed to the tele, whilst you can make out whats going on in the game, I could not watch it, too fuzzy. Rather just switch the radio on. Edited February 23, 200917 yr by Big_Girl_Oral_Explosion
February 23, 200917 yr HD is great, but Sky is like a moon broadcast to me. skysports is nowhere near as bad as itvs low bitrate broadcasts. web broadcasts are still way behind in terms of quality. but they will get there eventually. just need more accessible bandwidth obviously. getting a bit geeky now but, bitrate required for h264 compression (similar quality to sky hd) is about 20Mbit. and you'd be doing really well if you could sustain half this speed on bt's phone lines. Edited February 24, 200917 yr by HomerJay
February 23, 200917 yr We are talking 100% legal feeds, like Betfair TV here. I watched Sporting v Benfica and Guimaraes v Trofense on it this weekend, nothing dodgy. I have a Dell Hybrid PC next to my tv, it's wired to my router, no wireless shit. I can watch legal but all the dodgy ones usually are pretty shit. Carl, I don't know how you can watch Portugese football out of choice. I did the Sporting v Benfica game on Saturday and again, I was bored to f?ck (even though it finished 3-2).
February 23, 200917 yr Sluffy, I didn't give a point of view on what would, will, might or won't happen without Sky revenue. I merely wrote that your missive wasn't necessarily what will happen. It's OK posting long articles, and I occasionally agree with them, but your opinion is just that; an opinion. I was playing Devil's Advocate and pointing out an alternative result of the lack of Sky funding. Who's to say either would be correct? We won't know until it happens. Fair comment Micky. As you quite rightly say "We won't know until it happens". However the experience following from ITV Digital - together with what happened in respect of the CD and DVD markets - would suggest that clubs would still survive, with the performers (in this case the footballers) being the biggest losers in terms of much reduced wages - and that the cost of the product (in the case the cost of getting in the ground) will fall to become more competitive to its rival (the free football streams). I think that one is open to question, I for one don't read them. I'm sorry you don't find my posts of any interest but I sincerely hope many others do. (For what it is worth I enjoy read your postings).
February 23, 200917 yr I'm sorry you don't find my posts of any interest but I sincerely hope many others do. (For what it is worth I enjoy read your postings). I didn't say why I didn't read them, but for the record it's because they are frequently just way, way too long.
February 23, 200917 yr I didn't say why I didn't read them, but for the record it's because they are frequently just way, way too long. Fair enough. I do like to try and explain my reasoning, rather than just post an unsupported opinion - just my way of doing things I guess. I do understand that it is not to everybody's liking but then again I hope that many others actually finds it helpful.
February 24, 200917 yr I didn't say why I didn't read them, but for the record it's because they are frequently just way, way too long. i'll agree with that. sorry sluffy, but get t'point man! its like listening to wife sometimes Edited February 24, 200917 yr by HomerJay
February 24, 200917 yr Author reet, back on track what 'governs' the picture quality? i presume bb speed? what else?
February 24, 200917 yr reet, back on track what 'governs' the picture quality? i presume bb speed? what else? It's going to be the quality of the actual stream and their connection plus the stability of the internet. All you can have is a decent connection and hope for the best. I was watching 2 at once last night, the bottleneck isn't at your side.
February 24, 200917 yr ive found that veetle streams are much better that sopcast or tvants for instance. i always look for those 1st. standard media player streams are very hit and miss, so i usually avoid those.
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