Originally Posted by DVD Cinema (Post 36078410)

I thought the BBC, maybe, had developed a way of there being no lag in the live streaming of sport?

Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 36078385)

In fairness, Wrexham is owned by two Hollywood stars (Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney).

Originally Posted by RichardCoulter (Post 36078375)

£9.25 a month is what so called free BT Sports costs VM customers at a minimum. A bargain if you're a sports fan, but not if you aren't.

Originally Posted by jfman (Post 36078348)

Of course it isn't just "on the phone" that football can be ruined - during major events in the summer with windows/doors open you can hear people cheering down the street.

A problem even worse in flats.

Originally Posted by jfman (Post 36078380)

That's not what Virgin pay per subscriber with it 'included' so take your misinformation elsewhere.

That was an absolutely notional deduction offered to people who claimed it, based on perceived value.

Originally Posted by Itshim (Post 36078459)

Sorry to agree with richard but as I recall my bill went down by about 9 pounds when l called and told them that I didn't want free bt . That was a few years ago:D

Originally Posted by Raider999 (Post 36078456)

But if it's only on streamers then everyone is the same distance behind - don't see your problem

Originally Posted by jfman (Post 36078497)

Yes. I'm not disputing that (I did the same).

Richard is extrapolating this to imply Virgin pay BT £9.25 per Maxit TV subscriber. This isn't the case.

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If streaming operated at a fixed "lag" yes.

If you stream the same event across different devices and different internet providers you get different outcomes on the length of delay depending on how long it takes to build a buffer before proceeding to play.

Originally Posted by jfman (Post 36078497)

Yes. I'm not disputing that (I did the same).

Richard is extrapolating this to imply Virgin pay BT £9.25 per Maxit TV subscriber. This isn't the case.

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If streaming operated at a fixed "lag" yes.

If you stream the same event across different devices and different internet providers you get different outcomes on the length of delay depending on how long it takes to build a buffer before proceeding to play.

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 36078662)

BT Sports free to all today ( VM Channel 100) for the FA Vase, and FA Trophy finals.
https://www.thenonleaguefootballpape...port-decision/

Originally Posted by Itshim (Post 36078664)

One more thing to avoid:rolleyes:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 36078662)

BT Sports free to all today ( VM Channel 100) for the FA Vase, and FA Trophy finals.
https://www.thenonleaguefootballpape...port-decision/

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 36078670)

What else are you doing? darning some socks ? ;)

Originally Posted by DVD Cinema (Post 36078410)

I thought the BBC, maybe, had developed a way of there being no lag in the live streaming of sport?

Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 36078707)

They have figured out a way and are working on it. That’s my understanding from reports I have read.