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Amazon Prime and Premier League Rights
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik and Imran discuss a horrific month of December and a depressing FOUR defeats in a row - the latest coming against Wolves and Newcastle.
They discuss how much blame is on Ruben Amorim and rank our squad against other Premier League teams.
Do we have any chance of avoiding defeat at Anfield?
Ireland got proper fecked by this, on premier sports rather than Amazon.
My Prime subscription is with Amazon.co.uk
It looks like that this isn't a streaming service that's based on geolocation. It seems to be about which international site you're signed up to.
Sure its normal for people outside the U.K, but its such a weird experience to be able to switch back and forth between games...
Is it a better picture than Sky Sports? Seems it, but then I watch Sky Sports at my Dad's so could be the tv.
Bit jerky, colour contrast is a bit eye searing.
Yes I get in through the Amazon app not the prime app. But as soon as I press watch it tells me I am on this account and if I want to switch. Try using the Amazon shopping app and you have to be on Amazon.co.uk it will be in the, not the prime app.
It's on my front page too. People are being blind.
Much better compared to watching it on Sky Go. For streaming so far my experience has been Amazon Prime > BT Sport > Sky Go.
As for comparing it to Sky on the telly, I'd have Prime a bit lower as it is jerking a bit like fps mentioned.
The colour of the grass keeps changing on my stream! I’m watching through an Xbox One.
BT app is miles better compared to this so far, brighter and smoother.
BT app is miles better compared to this so far, brighter and smoother.
Doesn't seem to be jerky for me. I'm watching through the Panasonic tv app. It's very vivid with quite intense colour, which I quite like for sport.
This is great imo. Although maybe it's just a novelty watching football at home as I've refused to pay for sky and bt for years.
It's really nice being able to watch a stream in peace, knowing that I won't need to piss about finding new ones/clicking off popups.
Running perfectly fine on my laptop
Palace Bournemouth working smoothly through my TV's prime app. HDR activated when I turned on Burnley vs City.
Might be because I've got it hooked up via laptop as apparently my TV is not compatible with streaming live events from Amazon Prime (fine streaming TV/film though).
A little jittery on my 1st Gen Fire Stick, but the stream is otherwise fine, not dropping-out or buffering or anything like that. Colour seems to have improved since the start, but might be my settings on this TV input throwing me off.
The best feature (other than showing all the games) is definitely the no commentary option.
The best feature (other than showing all the games) is definitely the no commentary option.
watching it on my 4k tv and it works really well, quality is dropping a little in and out of 4k/1080p but no buffering or lagging, so perfectly watchable.
Stupid tackle by sakho!
Stupid tackle by sakho!
Bollocks decision. He slid in and kicked the ball away, that's why his leg was up.
that tooIs anyone watching this down the pub? I'm interested how they do it there, have to get a projecter I assume and display the game by using that?
He caught him on his knee Shane. That's dangerous by any account. It's out of control and if Smiths leg was planted that's a break.
Had not a single issue, perfect stream. This really is the future I hope. Please Amazon save us.
Would that even be legal? Pubs have to pay extra for a special Sky package.
Do they get a special amazon channel on that like BT created?
Was having a look at the various articles on this today and over the weekend and in the Q&As the pub angle wasn't mentioned so just curious when half of Merseyside and Manchester turns up at their locals tomorrow expecting the game on as normal.
Why wouldn't they just use a prime account on the TV?
Available outside the UK ?
Just seen Amazon have partnered with BT for in pubs, so pubs with BT can pay a bit extra and get the games apparently, I'll take a firestick or something down the local and shot it on the TV, let all the lads watch it.
Ah that makes sense. I did go round a mates a few years back when those Kodi sticks were all the rage and he was showing me the billion channels he could access on his TV.
If you get a fire stick or a roku you can just plug it in via hdmi and get prime (with someones prime account). Dunno the legality behind it though.
I just hope Amazon buys all of it and uses it as a loss leading part of prime. Fed up with the multiple subscriptions, have prime anyway.
It'll be much better than that experience because the sticks are still using prime and it's legal, they won't know you're using it in a pub TV. So it'll be a perfect stream pretty much.
They'll obviously not want people doing it that way, but it'll happen, they'll wanna make extra money from the pubs wanting to show it
I'm watching through BT TV on the Prime Video channel (334). So far, so good. Good on you Amazon! Can't wait till tomorrow to see how they cope with all the games.
It's a great picture by the way.
It's a great picture by the way.
It's a good picture and everything, but being a minute behind still seems mad to me in this day and age.
It's really nice actually having this on prime, quality's really good on my laptop. I've been watching on crappy streams since about 2006. Can afford Sky/BT now but might have to move flats soon which makes it a bit of a hassle setting it up on the TV. If they had more games I'd probably happy to pay a monthly fee on top for games, around £10-£20, since I find Prime good value for the shipping/prime video anyway (which we share between like 5 family members).
Should be fine considering they own AWS which has like 50% of the cloud internet market, and provides the backend hosting for Netflix. But I read somewhere that they might get bottlenecked by the internet providers themselves tomorrow particularly in Merseyside with everyone in a similar location watching the derby.
Really good quality stream.
However, I don't understand why its still on a delay. The lowest delay I can get is 15 seconds behind...
However, I don't understand why its still on a delay. The lowest delay I can get is 15 seconds behind...
The issue is because the feeds from the stadium are in SDI and have to be converted to IP for distribution. That's where the delay comes from. I'm sure they will reduce this in a few years
Where are you getting this option from ? I'm only seeing the option to turn on subtitles.