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SnoopZ · Yesterday, 21:20

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Originally Posted by gunner45

Here are the legal ways to get sports.

Sky and Virgin Media (in VM areas only) both provide streaming boxes and you can subscribe on monthly rolling contracts (which VM calls Flex).

If you have a streaming device such as a Fire TV or Roku stick, you can download the NOW and Max apps.

In all cases you have to subscribe to Sky Sports and/or TNT Sports as well.

Stop judging this thread isn't about the legal ways we don't care, the OP obviously doesn't care too.

gunner45 · Yesterday, 21:55

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Originally Posted by SnoopZ

Stop judging this thread isn't about the legal ways we don't care, the OP obviously doesn't care too.

Don't be ridiculous, I merely posted about the legal ways and made no judgement. And as for 'we don't care': you don't speak for me or the posters who questioned the legality of what you are publicising.

SnoopZ · Yesterday, 22:06

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Originally Posted by gunner45

Don't be ridiculous, I merely posted about the legal ways and made no judgement. And as for 'we don't care': you don't speak for me or the posters who questioned the legality of what you are publicising.

I speak for the people in this topic that say they don't care, there was no need to post the legal requirements obviously we all know.

thenry · Today, 11:13

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Originally Posted by Jaymoss

anyone else feeling judged but do not really care? haha

I only actually legitimately subscribe for educational purposes. Snoop will back me up as we have had conversations on the subject. But I still feel no moral guilt over it

Na definitely no guilt. I hate being put in a box it's depressing. Having access to the world is happiness. My education started with my dad and some of his mates. We had a motorised dish.

Jaymoss · Today, 11:49

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Originally Posted by thenry

Na definitely no guilt. I hate being put in a box it's depressing. Having access to the world is happiness. My education started with my dad and some of his mates. We had a motorised dish.

My Dad made printed circuit boards for the Atari 2600 and he and a few other tech guys at Dunlop Aviation dumped the cartridges and then programmed ROMs that just hot swapped into the board, They then went onto the Atari computers hard chipping them. He gave a set up to our local VHS shop and they gave us free Video Cassettes any film we wanted. Me and a mate in school holidays used to go in and get horrors like Zombie Flesh Eaters and the Burning all the proper video nasties. We were only like 12 or 13 haha

SnoopZ · Today, 11:54

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Originally Posted by Jaymoss

My Dad made printed circuit boards for the Atari 2600 and he and a few other tech guys at Dunlop Aviation dumped the cartridges and then programmed ROMs that just hot swapped into the board, They then went onto the Atari computers hard chipping them. He gave a set up to our local VHS shop and they gave us free Video Cassettes any film we wanted. Me and a mate in school holidays used to go in and get horrors like Zombie Flesh Eaters and the Burning all the proper video nasties. We were only like 12 or 13 haha

Awesome stuff.

thenry · Today, 12:15

Impressive job

I remember my first playstation one being "chipped" lol

Jaymoss · Today, 12:46

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Originally Posted by thenry

Impressive job

I remember my first playstation one being "chipped" lol

Yeah they were proper hard chipped my Dad did them as well. I still actually have one chipped here now

thenry · Today, 13:34

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Originally Posted by SnoopZ

I use 2 services called Strong8K and Trex(so I always have a backup), I would recommend buying them for a 3 month or 1 month if it's available to see if it's suitable for you, 3 months costs £6 for Strong and Trex each, make sure you don't use the renewal link, these services will give you 58K TV channels from most countries, VOD for TV Shows and Movies.

Go here, payment is easy. https://www.u7buy.com/seller/1964899524203065346

I have used the seller Pro-IPTV without issue so far, put in Strong and Trex in the search box or it may default to a different seller.

You then need a suitible IPTV player, I use Tivimate but thats Android only, I'm sure someone can recommend something for PC.

You will be provided with a username and password as well as a DNS URL.

SnoopZ Pro-IPTV is taking an age to reply

SnoopZ · Today, 14:33

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Originally Posted by thenry

SnoopZ Pro-IPTV is taking an age to reply

After placing an order it's been automated and instant for me, maybe they're sleeping, be patient.

But you have already tested Strong last year so you know football isn't in 4K and yours is better for that, Formula 1 is in 4K though.

thenry · Today, 14:40

I was curious testing jaymoss dream. The guy has responded to one message stating it's a day trial but nothing since. I asked for a trial last night. Not sure how they have missed the message being on top of the trial question.

SnoopZ · Today, 14:47

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Originally Posted by thenry

I was curious testing jaymoss dream. The guy has responded to one message stating it's a day trial but nothing since. I asked for a trial last night. Not sure how they have missed the message being on top of the trial question.

Dream is no better than the other 2 they're all very similar I've used it before, all those 3 are solid options, maybe he's run out of trials,

Just buy 1 month for around £2 if you really want to test, but like I said you slagged off Strong before as your service was way better,

thenry · Today, 14:48

Hmm... That's not encouraging. Alright thanks.

SnoopZ · Today, 14:52

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Originally Posted by thenry

Hmm... That's not encouraging. Alright thanks.

None of those 3 services are bad for £20 a year each I couldn't be happier with them as I don't watch football, but if someone wants football in 4K they need to look elsewhere as I don't think they do 4K on most of the football, Im happy with 1080p for Live TV.