Originally Posted by buckeye (Post 35929083)

I'd be tempted to subscribe to TV Player but unless they can offer a reliable HD service I'm afraid its still not for me

Originally Posted by RichardCoulter (Post 35929082)

Could have sworn that this was on VM, but couldn't see it after checking :confused:

Originally Posted by theone2k10 (Post 35929101)

A service i'm keeping an eye on is a Australian Netflix type service called Stan.
Has a lot of great content on it, could be the next Netflix.

Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 35929102)

Let's hope it goes global!

Hulu could come to the UK within the next five years.

Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 35929070)

TV Player is now offering a cloud recording service.

http://www.a516digital.com/2017/12/t...recording.html

Originally Posted by buckeye (Post 35929083)

I'd be tempted to subscribe to TV Player but unless they can offer a reliable HD service I'm afraid its still not for me

Originally Posted by love Virgin2013 (Post 35929114)

Do you know when it starts as my brother uses it and he can not see it on the Amazon stick app or on the desktop player?

Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 35929143)

The TV Player is already on Amazon Fire, but I don’t know when the cloud recording service will start - their site just says ‘coming soon’.

Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 35929155)

Does TV Player ex-VM staff then? :D

Originally Posted by Lozenge (Post 35929099)

It is, well on demand content is, under on demand > best of the web.

Originally Posted by theone2k10 (Post 35928988)

It's not the best channel lol, i have it on my ROKU and have never watched it.

Originally Posted by buckeye (Post 35929055)

I've used BT Sport, Now TV and NFL Gamepass amongst those, in the past Now TV and NFL Gamepass have had their issues but I've never received anything but a perfect service from BT Sports online player.
I haven't had any errors from any of my sports streaming services for a few months (even at high demand times) and to their credit the NFL gave me a 20% refund on my season pass when earlier in the year their recently outsourced service didn't work one Sunday (its been perfect since) and Now TV have given me 3 months free Sky Sports for helping them identify a glitch in their sports service.
I would admit none of those 3 are as good as broadcast HD but are a damn sight better than broadcast SD, if I were to rank them on picture quality the NFL service would be first and the closest to broadcast HD, BT sports second (hampered by its lowish bitrate) and Now TV 3rd (hampered by its 25 fps framerate).

I realise how good sports streaming services can be by being fortunate enough to use some services from the USA, despite having to counteract geo-restrictions when I use these I get a service without faults and with a picture quality on a par with UK broadcast HD if not better on some occasions (ESPN at 12500 kpbs is most definitely better than I've seen from a UK sports broadcaster).

Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 35929070)

TV Player is now offering a cloud recording service.

http://www.a516digital.com/2017/12/t...recording.html

Originally Posted by Raider999 (Post 35929232)

Never watched it - so how do you know how good it is?:confused:

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NFL is very good PQ in HD - I believe one reason for this is the pitch is very narrow compared to Football/Rugby pitch hence cameras can be a lot closer

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Not sure how TV player consider the 38 premium channels to be Premium - only ever watched 2 of them and then only 1 or 2 times a year (and those channels are free on sky)

Originally Posted by theone2k10 (Post 35929237)

Erm let me think now.... Schedule, reviews, what others say about the channel.
Nice try at having a pop but as usual your attempts are a failure.
The 38 pay channels on tvplayer are not free on SKY either, i wonder if you aim to troll or are just trying to be smart and failing at times.