You’d need a VPN.Im going to spain next week, if i signed up for the annual pass whilst over there, would it still allow me to watch every game when back in the UK, or would i still need to use a VPN?
You’d need a VPN.Im going to spain next week, if i signed up for the annual pass whilst over there, would it still allow me to watch every game when back in the UK, or would i still need to use a VPN?
By tucking my SUFC shirt in my underpants and using my Mod super powers, I have sussed why I had problems. A while ago Mrs RHB had problems with the TV and pressed just about every button on the remote to solve her angst! Turns out that the TV had disconnected itself from the network router. Reconnection done, problem solved.Not sure where to stick this question, but I'll start here.
Previously (last season) when 'abroad' I've cast the match stream from my laptop to our Android TV. Yesterday was our first time watching via DAZN and although I could see the cast command on Chrome, no matter what I did it would not cast. No big deal as I resorted to an HDMI cable route, job done. Has anyone else had this problem, and is it something to do with DAZN maybe? I've tried casting the highlights from YouTube and all works as usual.
Sorry to hear your troubled journey and hope the wife feels better soon.2. Decided to cheer myself up by signing up on the new NAT TV website. Did the re registering thing but couldnt log in as the sidebar page to log in is too large and so couldnt scroll down on lap top far enough to log in
Finally able to do so by making my text size extremely tiny, although I almost now need a microscope to read it, but at least im in !
Thought this might help anyone else reeling from travel exhaustion, poor eyesight, nd a Mrs with Covid that you are desperately trying to avoid but are struggling with the same log in problem on a laptop!
Wouldn't lose sleep doing this for a premier league match but given 60% of the NLTV price goes to Southend I'd rather pay for NLTV streams than give the money to some bloke who is going to keep all the money to himself.Or just get iptv and watch every game
60% - as much as that, surprises me a little. Haven't seen a figure declared publicly before - do you have a source?Wouldn't lose sleep doing this for a premier league match but given 60% of the NLTV price goes to Southend I'd rather pay for NLTV streams than give the money to some bloke who is going to keep all the money to himself.
Is it 60% to the home team rather than 60% to us every game?Wouldn't lose sleep doing this for a premier league match but given 60% of the NLTV price goes to Southend I'd rather pay for NLTV streams than give the money to some bloke who is going to keep all the money to himself.
60% - as much as that, surprises me a little. Haven't seen a figure declared publicly before - do you have a source?
It's 60% to us, it's why the website asks who you support when you create an account. Personally I think that's unfair and 60% to the home side would make more sense but that's what the NL decided. I don't know if the terms will change when DAZN take over though.Is it 60% to the home team rather than 60% to us every game?
Interesting so I take it when we sign up and say we're a supporter of Southend, we get 60% of the £9.99It's 60% to us, it's why the website asks who you support when you create an account. Personally I think that's unfair and 60% to the home side would make more sense but that's what the NL decided. I don't know if the terms will change when DAZN take over though.
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So 60% of net revenue not 60% of what a punter paysIt's 60% to us, it's why the website asks who you support when you create an account. Personally I think that's unfair and 60% to the home side would make more sense but that's what the NL decided. I don't know if the terms will change when DAZN take over though.
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How OTT has taken the National League global - StreamAMG
StreamAMG successfully launched National League TV thanks to BT Sport granting the rights to live stream all games to UK fans that took place outside of the 3pm Saturday kick-off – whilst international fans could watch every live game in the league. The platform has surpassed all expectations...streamamg.com
Depends what they mean by "net revenue", you aren't supposed to include operating costs like mantenance and salary in the calculation, only the actual cost of making the product, so I'm not sure what costs would really be deducted (renting a camera maybe?). Then again it is the NL so they could have mixed it up with net profit.So 60% of net revenue not 60% of what a punter pays
Yeah sameAnyone got the Altrincham Eastleigh video feed and Barnet Southend commentary?
Brilliant... it always seems to be our games that fudge up!Yeah same