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 Woolsy  Essex 10 Mar 17 11.30am |
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| Woolsy Essex 10 Mar 17 11.32am |
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Originally posted by Jamesey
As has been pointed out above, StreamTVBox has had issues with some subscribers. It is not perfect and sometimes buffering and freezing can cause problems. I have used them for a couple of years now and for the small outlay I am willing to put up with a few faults. i have never had subscription problems but if anyone can suggest better options for £10.99/month I would be willing to give it a whirl. Send me a message & I'll give you a good paid subscription service.
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| Brentmiester_General Front line in the battle against t... 10 Mar 17 12.00pm |
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THe problem with illegal streams is that eventually the whole thing will implode. If no one pays for sky then where is the money going to come from?
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| Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 10 Mar 17 12.39pm |
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Originally posted by Brentmiester_General
THe problem with illegal streams is that eventually the whole thing will implode. If no one pays for sky then where is the money going to come from? Sky collapsing, along with everything associated with Murdoch, has to be a wonderful result. Then some sense could return to sport on TV and viewers no longer held to ransom to watch. Of course it would mean the players might have to make do with a fraction of the wages they get today but how can anyone justify the level they have now reached. Kodi is just a reaction by people unprepared to line the pockets of the greedy.
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| Pinkfluff1981 10 Mar 17 12.52pm |
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Sykstream tv build is all anybody needs. You can pay a. Subscription, but to be fair all these paid subscription services are a con. All you are paying for is someone to gather all the channels into one place for you so it's easy for you to find the games, movies etc. Just go on Facebook search sykstream tv and download the free Syk TV build. Don't pay for the subscription. That's all I have and there are all the channels to watch football on every Saturday all good pictures most hd and all the movies and it's free.
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| Direwolf Lincoln 10 Mar 17 3.19pm |
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
Sky collapsing, along with everything associated with Murdoch, has to be a wonderful result. Then some sense could return to sport on TV and viewers no longer held to ransom to watch. Of course it would mean the players might have to make do with a fraction of the wages they get today but how can anyone justify the level they have now reached. Kodi is just a reaction by people unprepared to line the pockets of the greedy. Or people unwilling to pay for a product or people freeloading off the paying public? I can't imagine that all Kodi users see themselves as champions of the downtrodden. I suspect that they just want free footie, which is fair enough.
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| marktillson thetford norfolk 10 Mar 17 3.34pm |
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It will be very hard for premier league to get rid of all streams just wont happen.europe Asia africe they come from every where.they sold the rights 😊
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| xomnea 10 Mar 17 5.47pm |
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For aslong as I've been streaming away games I've been using first row sports. Haven't paid anything, 'link 2' on any palace game is always the NBC coverage. Picture quality isn't amazing if you want to stream it onto a widescreen tv but to see the action on a tablet/laptop it's always done the job for me. Edited by xomnea (10 Mar 2017 5.48pm) Edited by xomnea (10 Mar 2017 5.54pm)
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| Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 10 Mar 17 10.26pm |
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Originally posted by Direwolf
Or people unwilling to pay for a product or people freeloading off the paying public? I can't imagine that all Kodi users see themselves as champions of the downtrodden. I suspect that they just want free footie, which is fair enough. All TV, and especially sport on TV, was much better before Sky got involved and started to pick the pocket of the working man. The "paying public" already pay a licence fee and watch advertising. Where does Sky's revenue go? Does it reduce ticket prices for the supporter? Does it develop the grass roots of the game and ensure our young people are participating rather than playing games on the PC? Or does it feed the pockets of the players and Mr Murdoch?
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| Carrick In the Premierleague 10 Mar 17 10.37pm |
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Originally posted by Gribbo
F**k Sky. When I first subscribed for Sky football I paid £13.95 a month. When I knocked it on the head I was paying nearly £100 a month. BT Sport is miles better and only £5 a month, European footie, all games live, proper HD not 720p and 4K too. Sky has been gouging fans for years and nobody will be shedding a tear for them now that the technology has by-passed them. Do what everyone else has done - put the content on-line, top quality, low-price and you will sell tons of it. Grizzling about people viewing illegal streams - for the love of God, get a grip!!! Good luck with your Court order - which is completely unenforceable. What are you on about not proper HD! Saying that if you'd ever seen live sport in uncompressed SD you'd be far more impressed than anything you've seen in the home. Sky passes the same as BT 4K you say? technically it's not 4K. UHD sir that's the correct terminology.
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stayloa  Beckenham 12 Mar 17 7.34am |
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Originally posted by Woolsy
Send me a message & I'll give you a good paid subscription service. Ditto from me, Jamesey. Got a ton I can recommend to cover all needs!
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| sa_eagle Just outside Cape Town 13 Mar 17 9.31am |
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This might be a short term fix for Sky et al but the streamers are always one step ahead. Quite simply they can't stop it, especially not outside of the UK. I live in South Africa and watch loads of football on live streams with most streams being from Canada & the USA and this ruling can't stop these streams.
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