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BenMcr 27-03-2015 09:34

Re: Tv Anywhere
 
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Originally Posted by Skie (Post 35767669)
Oh no, how would they ever cope with someone copying their content from VM's potato quality streams? :dozey:

That's two seperate things though. The content providers will request that second screen is disabled.

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Originally Posted by muppetman11 (Post 35767696)
BT Sport offer Chromecast functionality.

As does Now TV - but I'd think that's because the service and the channels are either owned by the same people i.e either BT or Sky.

Same as the BBC support Chromecast, but neither Sky or VM can offer BBC via their own streaming services.

Personally I'm not trying to justify the distinction, but it is what it is and both Sky and VM have to comply.

qasdfdsaq 27-03-2015 12:38

Re: Tv Anywhere
 
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Originally Posted by BenMcr (Post 35767750)
That's two seperate things though. The content providers will request that second screen is disabled.

Chromecast doesn't operate via a second screen, except in "mirror your entire screen" mode which works in just about any app.

This is something a lot of people overlook or don't realise. When you cast something from a phone to a Chromecast the phone does not send any video stream to the Chromecast.

BenMcr 27-03-2015 13:34

Re: Tv Anywhere
 
My bad in regards to the terminology. I have a Chromecast so am aware how it works.

My point still stands though.

muppetman11 27-03-2015 13:52

Re: Tv Anywhere
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by BenMcr (Post 35767750)
That's two seperate things though. The content providers will request that second screen is disabled.

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As does Now TV - but I'd think that's because the service and the channels are either owned by the same people i.e either BT or Sky.

Same as the BBC support Chromecast, but neither Sky or VM can offer BBC via their own streaming services.

Personally I'm not trying to justify the distinction, but it is what it is and both Sky and VM have to comply.

Sky don't own Disney Channel , Discovery , Fox , ITV Encore etc.

BenMcr 27-03-2015 14:06

Re: Tv Anywhere
 
Fair enough. Been a while since I looked at Now TV.

It's obviously one of those days for me. Never mind.

muppetman11 27-03-2015 14:12

Re: Tv Anywhere
 
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Originally Posted by BenMcr (Post 35767830)
Fair enough. Been a while since I looked at Now TV.

It's obviously one of those days for me. Never mind.

I'd say the reason both TV Anywhere and Sky Go don't support airplay or Chromecast is more to do with not wanting to harm multiroom sales.

RobboEdin 27-03-2015 15:13

Re: Tv Anywhere
 
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Originally Posted by muppetman11 (Post 35767832)
I'd say the reason both TV Anywhere and Sky Go don't support airplay or Chromecast is more to do with not wanting to harm multiroom sales.

Gosh, we've gone round in circles. That's what I said.

muppetman11 27-03-2015 15:23

Re: Tv Anywhere
 
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Originally Posted by RobboEdin (Post 35767846)
Gosh, we've gone round in circles. That's what I said.

If you read my post back I just stated BT Sport offered Chromecast support , I didn't disagree with your views re multiroom.

RobboEdin 27-03-2015 17:56

Re: Tv Anywhere
 
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Originally Posted by muppetman11 (Post 35767847)
If you read my post back I just stated BT Sport offered Chromecast support , I didn't disagree with your views re multiroom.

...and you need to read your post which I quoted. I was not responding to your earlier post.

progers 28-03-2015 07:24

Re: Tv Anywhere
 
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Originally Posted by Planetgarb (Post 35763539)
Any idea which browsers will work because I know quite a few of the main stream ones dont.

This is getting ridiculous

I had the same problem, use Firefox, it works fine


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