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Re: LiveOnlineFooty

PostPosted: Sat Feb 05, 2011 5:22 pm
by Jon London
It was shaky in places but on the plus side on Channel 7 you could get widescreen and to be fair the commentary was excellent today and Trevor Francis was in good form (probably hates the Albion)

Re: LiveOnlineFooty

PostPosted: Sun Feb 06, 2011 9:27 am
by ruralblue
I have subscribed to live online for a couple of years and never once had a problem. I did however suss a couple of weeks ago that watching it through my ps3 increases the quality ten fold. For some reason connection seems better, little buffering and the clarity on 4:9 on 32 inch is fantastic. Well worth £6 every couple months.

rural x

Re: LiveOnlineFooty

PostPosted: Thu Mar 03, 2011 3:44 pm
by Swales4ever
Just for info sake.
I am running my second Lolf subscription and since sunday everything worked fine. I tend to watch city through them only for UEL's games as since now SKY Italia only missed 2 EPL games and no one FA Cup's.

Well, the news is: after the lacklustre game vs. Fulham - suddenly and without any previous notice - "my account has been disabled. please contact the web_fucklin_master"...
I obviously tried to apply either to the online support web chat and to the webmaster [scott@liveonlinefooty.com] but , since now [i.e. for the last 4 full days!] nobody get bothered even to reply me a fuck off!

so, while I am always keen to understand a possible technical error, I though it would have been worth an advise.
Ok I am talking of only 6 miserable quids, but, as it stands, I have to rely on bloody soapcast/veetle to watch the Kiev A & H games, as in Italy UEL is an exclusive of Mediaset DVB, and I will never pay a penny to a company owned by the fucking criminal of mr. Berluskoni.

Re: LiveOnlineFooty

PostPosted: Thu Mar 03, 2011 3:52 pm
by carl_feedthegoat
Mancio4ever wrote:Just for info sake.
I am running my second Lolf subscription and since sunday everything worked fine. I tend to watch city through them only for UEL's games as since now SKY Italia only missed 2 EPL games and no one FA Cup's.

Well, the news is: after the lacklustre game vs. Fulham - suddenly and without any previous notice - "my account has been disabled. please contact the web_fucklin_master"...
I obviously tried to apply either to the online support web chat and to the webmaster [scott@liveonlinefooty.com] but , since now [i.e. for the last 4 full days!] nobody get bothered even to reply me a fuck off!

so, while I am always keen to understand a possible technical error, I though it would have been worth an advise.
Ok I am talking of only 6 miserable quids, but, as it stands, I have to rely on bloody soapcast/veetle to watch the Kiev A & H games, as in Italy UEL is an exclusive of Mediaset DVB, and I will never pay a penny to a company owned by the fucking criminal of mr. Berluskoni.


I would have thought that a marine billionaire like yourself you could afford to have what I have.....sky and a big fucking satellite dish erected??

Liveonline ??? pahhh

Re: LiveOnlineFooty

PostPosted: Thu Mar 03, 2011 4:05 pm
by Swales4ever
Carl_ my naughty Boy... :-)
You know how to drive my arse...
for sake of good order and to stand by your wind up, I am not a fucking billionaire but just a working class product who happens to get a decent revenue from his hard work, if and when I stop working, my revenue turns down to zero.
I was only deemed to issue an advice to the sailors.

ciao pistol_prick_kid.

Re: LiveOnlineFooty

PostPosted: Thu Mar 03, 2011 4:24 pm
by carl_feedthegoat
Mancio4ever wrote:Carl_ my naughty Boy... :-)
You know how to drive my arse...
for sake of good order and to stand by your wind up, I am not a fucking billionaire but just a working class product who happens to get a decent revenue from his hard work, if and when I stop working, my revenue turns down to zero.
I was only deemed to issue an advice to the sailors.

ciao pistol_prick_kid.


So what you are saying is that if you ever go skint you are going to sell your arse to sailors to make ends meet?

Glad we cleared that up.

Re: LiveOnlineFooty

PostPosted: Sun Aug 14, 2011 12:59 pm
by Moonchesteri
Is it just me or has the quality of their streams gone worse since last season or are my memories of last season just too rosy?
I'm just watching the Stoke-Chelsea game from the "High BW" channel and I'd say it's only as good as the normal streams were last season. The same applied to the community shield match too.

Re: LiveOnlineFooty

PostPosted: Sun Aug 14, 2011 1:51 pm
by Dubciteh
Moonchesteri wrote:Is it just me or has the quality of their streams gone worse since last season or are my memories of last season just too rosy?
I'm just watching the Stoke-Chelsea game from the "High BW" channel and I'd say it's only as good as the normal streams were last season. The same applied to the community shield match too.


i watched dippers game yest and it was fine, i know they have signed up a lot more members this season than before so maybe thats effecting it?

Re: LiveOnlineFooty

PostPosted: Sun Aug 14, 2011 1:57 pm
by Ted Hughes
I had a lot of trouble getting streams to work early on & watched some of the dippers 1st half on P2P.

Re: LiveOnlineFooty

PostPosted: Mon Aug 15, 2011 10:18 am
by brite blu sky
anyone using lof on a Mac ? what is the vid format?


also out of interest anyone signed up to any other online footie provider. any comparisons / recommendations or warnings?

pm me if you prefer. ta

Re: LiveOnlineFooty

PostPosted: Mon Aug 15, 2011 10:24 am
by Moonchesteri
brite blu sky wrote:anyone using lof on a Mac ? what is the vid format?


also out of interest anyone signed up to any other online footie provider. any comparisons / recommendations or warnings?

pm me if you prefer. ta


Avoid freelivefooty.com or something like that. I once mixed that up with LOF and that was a horrible site.

Re: LiveOnlineFooty

PostPosted: Mon Aug 15, 2011 10:43 am
by brite blu sky
ok cheers for that moonchesteri.. any knowledge of vid formats on lof.. anyone? do you have to install extra software on your PC or just works in the browser?

Re: LiveOnlineFooty

PostPosted: Mon Aug 15, 2011 10:47 am
by brite blu sky
No worries i think i've found that the LOF rivers will work through Mplayer or VLC on the Mac

Re: LiveOnlineFooty

PostPosted: Mon Aug 15, 2011 11:09 am
by gilford
I run a Mac Mini as a HTPC and subscribe to LOF. No need to download anything, just select the channel and use the browsers flash player (I use Firefox). As with YouTube there is a little button to click in the bottom of the window which makes it full size :)

I was very impressed with the quality of the Arsenal game as it was streamed via the ESPN HD channel. The Dippers game was ok, very watchable but obviously not as good as normal TV viewing.

All in all for the £6 it is really worth getting for the 3pm games alone!

Re: LiveOnlineFooty

PostPosted: Mon Aug 15, 2011 11:39 am
by brite blu sky
thanks gilford.. i've got the same set up with a mini serving a big lcd screen ( that i also use for my main computing screen for work and everything - it is a good set up). Anyways good to know it is flash based video, easy peasy.
Out of interest i have switched to Chrome as i have found it faster than Firefox in general - i doubt there is a difference in the flash playback quality/speed though tbh.

Re: LiveOnlineFooty

PostPosted: Mon Aug 15, 2011 11:43 am
by gilford
I'm guessing it will work fine on all browsers, I just stick to Firefox because of the handy plug-ins :-)

If only they could release an in-app browser for Plex....................

Re: LiveOnlineFooty

PostPosted: Mon Aug 15, 2011 12:35 pm
by DoomMerchant
gilford wrote:I'm guessing it will work fine on all browsers, I just stick to Firefox because of the handy plug-ins :-)

If only they could release an in-app browser for Plex....................


i use the flash player on Chrome just fine. LOF is tops. i've rarely ever had an issue. i think this is like the 3rd or 4th year i've just signed up for the season pass straight away since i usually end up watching the few, and believe me you there are very few, City matches that aren't televised here in the US...but it's also good in case i need a footy fix without having the main TV blaring football all day and the trouble yelling at me for watching the football all day long.

ended up watching the last half of the filth on it this weekend and it was a great stream..except they needed to do something about the result. I'm guessing if it were Italian football we could pay a premium rate to get the results we wanted as well, right? Progress.

cheers

Re: LiveOnlineFooty

PostPosted: Mon Aug 15, 2011 12:44 pm
by twosips
Yeah ^^^

Exactly the same as Doom. Fourth year now. Can't recommend it highly enough, though it has been a little shit this pre-season for me, but I think that's because they've made a new website and there has been a few teething problems. I'll let them off though as even sports streaming sites can be rusty pre-season and they seem to be getting their act back together now :)

I watch it on mac too. No problems. Same as watching any video online. No software needed.

Re: LiveOnlineFooty

PostPosted: Mon Aug 15, 2011 12:51 pm
by DoomMerchant
twosips wrote:Yeah ^^^

Exactly the same as Doom. Fourth year now. Can't recommend it highly enough, though it has been a little shit this pre-season for me, but I think that's because they've made a new website and there has been a few teething problems. I'll let them off though as even sports streaming sites can be rusty pre-season and they seem to be getting their act back together now :)

I watch it on mac too. No problems. Same as watching any video online. No software needed.


i actually just also got a new Samsung Galaxy android tablet from work running Verizon's 4G network which is blazingly fast, and watching LOF on a tablet is actually really fantastic stuff. i also watched a City match in a cab on my HTC android phone using Verizon's 4G network and LOF and it was really, for a phone, amazing.

the world is getting so small...my cab driver, who happened to be Cameroonian and a huge footy fan was kind of losing his mind that i was able to do that and follow the action. Bear in mind that the HTC phone has a pretty big screen of course.

Re: LiveOnlineFooty

PostPosted: Mon Aug 15, 2011 12:53 pm
by twosips
:o

Jealous. Very. I normally run to a starbucks as I always tend to have my macbook with me. I actually have a HTC HD7, but as its a window's phone its not flash compatible at the moment, which is fucking frustrating as it technically does have the biggest screen on the smart phone market so it'd be great. Grrr. Though standard phone internet speed wouldn't be fast enough anyway I guess.