What type of tv's are supported??
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If your tv has an internet connection can you run it through there?
What type of tv's are supported??
Just some clarification. I didn't realise there's a settings thingy in the app where you can choose to run on wifi only or sim and wifi. Obviously default must be wifi only. Changed it to sim and wifi and it runs on the mobile sim acct.Someone above is telling us you can't get the app for a smart tv. Just use your internet browser on the tv and point it to kayosports.com.au. Note that my tv isn't a smart tv, which is why I have it connected to my PC.
I have the android app on my phone but it needs to use wifi.
This thing needs a PS4 app. Who uses a laptop to stream live sport?
I used HDipTV. $20 month and I get 7,000 channels including the (NFL, AFL, NHL, Rugby, NBA, UFC, MLB,) sports packages and every channel 7,9,10, GO, etc from every city in Australia, (Useful for Perth residents to get all the footy shows at a decent hour) plus every channel from the cable channels in the US and UK and a massive bank of on demand movies and tv shows. I download the android app on my Sony Bravia, log it in, and off I go with no streaming issues.
Hmmm that's exciting.I remember reading that Kayo are developing apps for Smart TV's alongside their Console apps. They're currently working on a PS4 App, Xbox One App (although can watch Kayo via Edge browser currently) as well as apps for Samsung and LG TV's.
I wasn't overly confident, at first, since these manufacturers use in-house OS's rather than using Android TV, but Kayo said their market share was too large to ignore. Provided that they make these apps well, and in a timely manner, this service could be exactly what we've been wanting for years; if not better.
Who uses a laptop to stream live sport?
I'm interested and intrigued by this.
I checked the website and it looks pretty good.
What are your experiences with it? Good pic quality? Streaming issues? For $20 a month I don't think you could go wrong?
Positives/negatives??
I've tried through PS4 browser and it doesn't load any video.I assume ps4 has a browser? Use that in the meantime. I'm using Edge browser on Xbox One, works great. Apps for ps4 & xbox on the way.
Hmmm that's exciting.
If Samsung make an app, I'm in.
Ultimate consumerist listings here, but I've got a TV with apps and a PS4. Just seems stupid and archaic that I have to use my shitty, overheating laptop. The vast majority of sport is something I don't care enough about to just focus right in on; but in the background, it's great fun.I do, my old laptop is permanently connected to my tv by HDMI.
Picture quality is excellent and usually no streaming issues. Some channels will go down for a few hours, but I guess when you have 7000 channels streaming, thats a hazard you have to deal with. I have had no issues with sports channels though. Downsides are some of the on demand stuff doesn't work, and the catch up tv doesn't work most of the time. But for live sports, can't go wrong. Think there is a free trial, and if not, throw $20 at it, see how it goes, and if it ain't up to par, just cancel.
campaigner of a thing says i need wifi to use it?
All good, worked it out.huh?
It got me at first as well. For those that don't know, you can change it in the app's settings.All good, worked it out.
I have cancelled my foxtel and will be sending my IQ4 box back next week....dont let me down Kayo!!!
Prepared to take a slight hit in PQ to be able to watch it on my other TV where I dont have foxtel.
Do they actually want IQ boxes returned? I’m about to cancel Foxtel but I believe they don’t want the IQ box and they won’t take down the satellite dish.