Niximus
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Ah so it does. Good to know.Yep, it used to work with Watch AFL after it was added in 2015
So that's the same as you get for $155 with Global Crow membership?
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Ah so it does. Good to know.Yep, it used to work with Watch AFL after it was added in 2015
Last year Fox didn't have the streaming rights, now they do (the same reason Telstra's live pass is now restricted to phone size).I see you are right. I was sure it wasn't last season.
Because I didn't give my password to my mate who lives 15 blocks away and he didn't use my connection
Just to confirm... I need to install Foxtel Play on my media player, not Foxtel Go?Football channel is not on GO , but it is on Play.
Every other sport station is on GO
Everyone here should just chip in and buy the one Foxtel account and share the password.I see you are right. I was sure it wasn't last season.
Because I didn't give my password to my mate who lives 15 blocks away and he didn't use my connection
android media player right?Just to confirm... I need to install Foxtel Play on my media player, not Foxtel Go?
can only register 3 devices per accountEveryone here should just chip in and buy the one Foxtel account and share the password.
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Correctandroid media player right?
Let's assume that I can get access to login details for a Foxtel account. Which app do I need to install on my media player?foxtel go, but you'll need to setup a foxtel play account to use it
You can't stream it to the Chromecast from any mobile device as far as I'm aware. You could run the PC app and stream your PC to the Chromecast though.I have Foxtel. But not in a second room.
If I was to get a Chromecast what app do I need to stream the games using a Foxtel service?
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Surely you can if you just mirror your whole phone screen to a Chromecast? Anything playing on your phone would be mirrored, it is just a bit more cumbersome than the dedicated Chromecast button.You can't stream it to the Chromecast from any mobile device as far as I'm aware. You could run the PC app and stream your PC to the Chromecast though.
The Foxtel Go app detects it and tells you to turn off screen sharing to continue.Surely you can if you just mirror your whole phone screen to a Chromecast? Anything playing on your phone would be mirrored, it is just a bit more cumbersome than the dedicated Chromecast button.
Gees, what a nightmare. Foxtel has to go.The Foxtel Go app detects it and tells you to turn off screen sharing to continue.
Correct
Let's assume that I can get access to login details for a Foxtel account. Which app do I need to install on my media player?
According to GreyCrow, I need Foxtel Play, as the footy channel is missing from Foxtel Go. According to you, I need Foxtel Go (assuming I have Foxtel Play login credentials). These statements appear to be contradictory.
bear with me, this is a tad confusingCorrect
Let's assume that I can get access to login details for a Foxtel account. Which app do I need to install on my media player?
According to GreyCrow, I need Foxtel Play, as the footy channel is missing from Foxtel Go. According to you, I need Foxtel Go (assuming I have Foxtel Play login credentials). These statements appear to be contradictory.
not true. I had foxtel go on my phone for 4 years and watched the footy on it all the timeUp until this year, you could not get Footy on Foxtel Go, Grey Crow corrected himself a few posts later
Are you going to steal Foxtel?Correct
Let's assume that I can get access to login details for a Foxtel account. Which app do I need to install on my media player?
According to GreyCrow, I need Foxtel Play, as the footy channel is missing from Foxtel Go. According to you, I need Foxtel Go (assuming I have Foxtel Play login credentials). These statements appear to be contradictory.
I thought you could get it on phones and tablets, just not PC
Correct
Let's assume that I can get access to login details for a Foxtel account. Which app do I need to install on my media player?
According to GreyCrow, I need Foxtel Play, as the footy channel is missing from Foxtel Go. According to you, I need Foxtel Go (assuming I have Foxtel Play login credentials). These statements appear to be contradictory.
I thought you could get it on phones and tablets, just not PC
not true. I had foxtel go on my phone for 4 years and watched the footy on it all the time
Sorry, that is correct, well at least phones previously but now you can on your laptop
As you all know, I live in Canberra. This means that Crows games are few and far between when it comes to the FTA TV schedule. We average about 5-7 H&A games per year, depending on how many games are bumped because of clashes with Sydney & GWS games.
In the past I've always gone to the Ainslie Football Club, and watched the games on the big screen there. The advantage of this is that it costs me next to nothing. The disadvantage is that I have to drive to the club, hope to find a seat with an unobscured view of the screen, and hope that the untrained monkeys in charge of the system manage to get both the video and audio piped into the right area (it frequently takes them until half-time to get things right).
So.. I'm looking at options for watching the games at home, preferably in HD.
Option #1 - Foxtel
I don't like this on principle - I refuse to pay them for garbage that I have no intention of viewing (i.e. every single channel in their base package). I would consider the option if they allowed viewers to select (and pay for) channels they actually want, but they don't seem to be in any hurry to change their business model.
This is the most expensive option - $125 for the IQ3, plus $65/month (sports + HD) for 7 months. That's a total of $580. Ouch!!!
Option #2 - AFL Live Pass
I have an Android media player, so installing the AFL app and watching the game this way would be trivial. It's also the cheapest (legal) option, at $100 per year. Last year the AFL Pass had a limited screen resolution, this year they've crippled it even further by ensuring that the picture is no larger than the size of an iPhone screen. Stupid, stupid, stupid AFL.
Option #3 - AFL Global Pass
I have the ability to connect the media player via a VPN, so fooling the AFL's Global app into thinking I'm overseas shouldn't be a problem. Cost is $185, which is higher than AFL Live Pass - but so is the picture resolution. What I don't know is whether this service is HD, SD, or something lower than SD.
Option #4 - Streaming from Overseas TV Networks
Most, if not all, AFL games can be streamed, and the cost is $0. Big plus. On the other hand, the picture resolution and sound quality are both poor - well below SD, and the streams frequently stop for "buffering" (though that may stop with a faster home internet connection).
What do people recommend? Does anyone know if the AFL's Global Pass operates in HD?
Currently investigating this option. Hoping my media player will qualify as a "phone or tablet", given that it's an Android device.Option #5
See if one of your friends/relatives has Foxtel and ask them for their FoxtelGO id, the only limitation is that you can't watch the AFL games via Foxtel GO for your PC, but you can on your phone or tablet.
Currently investigating this option. Hoping my media player will qualify as a "phone or tablet", given that it's an Android device.
They support "All Android devices", according to the Foxtel Go website.Doubtful, from memory the Foxtel app is very picky as to what devices are supported.
http://ausdroid.net/2015/04/01/foxtel-go-update-devices-supported/