The legalities of it are that you're not allowed to rebroadcast or publicly broadcast the match, so we'd get absolutely hammered for it. That's why Sky pub subscriptions are into the thousands of pounds, great for pub business but kills the home market for the broadcaster.newgroundrodney wrote:I have no idea on the legalities / practicalities of it, but could we stream County's away games live into Bar Amber?..... charge £5 to get in.
It's ten quid, you don't have to pay for iFollow as well, just create an account and have the match as a one off (and the subscription doesn't include live video matches), the stream was a minute or two behind with the commentary in sync, and the same as for the iFollow audio commentary subscription.Percy plunkett wrote:I've not subscribed to ifollow as it's mostly player/manager interviews with everyone saying the same old thing.I understand you can just pay for a one off game like Sky with a boxing match etc.Bury away might be worth looking at.It will be interesting how it goes tonight,any feedback will be welcomed.
Still has 2 min lag just with pics. I pause SSN for 2 minutes and disable Flashscore for the County match, that solves the problem. Did see the winner announced on here first though!PerthDave wrote:Gave up on the audio version of the predecessor to iPlayer some years back due to the persistent 2 minute lag. Will be interesting to see how this goes as would be good for the 'tough-to-get-to' midweek games. For 10 quid we should expect something of quality, I hope ...
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Not sure too many people are fully aware of the live stream yet, also I'd imagine a lot of people will think a tenner is a bit steep. I used it tonight as I couldn't get to the match but I would rather pay more and be there to be honest.Blackandamber wrote:I wonder what effect it had on the attendance? 400 less than first home game but that was on a Saturday. We usually get less midweek
Although if an individual fan paid up and watched it on their laptop in the pub, in a spot where others could easily look over their shoulder...SJG99 wrote:The legalities of it are that you're not allowed to rebroadcast or publicly broadcast the match, so we'd get absolutely hammered for it. That's why Sky pub subscriptions are into the thousands of pounds, great for pub business but kills the home market for the broadcaster.newgroundrodney wrote:I have no idea on the legalities / practicalities of it, but could we stream County's away games live into Bar Amber?..... charge £5 to get in.
Then people would feel ripped off paying £5.Kairdiff Exile wrote:Although if an individual fan paid up and watched it on their laptop in the pub, in a spot where others could easily look over their shoulder...SJG99 wrote:The legalities of it are that you're not allowed to rebroadcast or publicly broadcast the match, so we'd get absolutely hammered for it. That's why Sky pub subscriptions are into the thousands of pounds, great for pub business but kills the home market for the broadcaster.newgroundrodney wrote:I have no idea on the legalities / practicalities of it, but could we stream County's away games live into Bar Amber?..... charge £5 to get in.
The viewing figures for ITV's OnDigital football coverage https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews ... -zero.html back in the early 2000s should give a pretty good idea of how many people are prepared to pay to watch individual EFL games - and those were subscription not a pretty steep £10 a whack. 200,000 subscriptions in total across the Football League, they managed to get under 1000 people watching for a League Cup semi-final!Ugo. wrote:Not sure too many people are fully aware of the live stream yet, also I'd imagine a lot of people will think a tenner is a bit steep. I used it tonight as I couldn't get to the match but I would rather pay more and be there to be honest.Blackandamber wrote:I wonder what effect it had on the attendance? 400 less than first home game but that was on a Saturday. We usually get less midweek
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