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colin87

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Hi Guys

I'm thinking of giving Mulitchoice the finger. I need to know if there are any websites where you can watch Live Streaming Sport. That is the only reason I have DSTV basically, for sport.

I'd rather use the extra money, and get a 4MB uncapped lined
 
Dude in all honesty i think you are going to be very frustrated by streaming sport. Unless you are happy with crap quality and possible streaming problems. Depending on your isp streaming can be a nightmare.

It also depends on how much sport you watch but if you are anything like me i would not suggest it. Honestly if i had to pick between 4 meg uncapped and sport i would choose sport on dstv.

When the football leagues are in full swing i can watch 5-8 matches a weekend, plus champions league and week matches i think i could watch as many as 15-20 games a week(spanish, english, french, german and brazil. That is ignoring f1, moto gp, rugby, cricket, tennis. Boy if i think about it 600 bucks for the amount of sport i watch is actually a bargain :D.

Plus i can watch it on my projector which is an absolute pleasure. Mates come around, beer, braai's etc. If you don't watch a lot of sport then go for it.
 
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i stream all my sport. it is amazing.

what you do is this: find a friend who is not internet-active who has dstv. make a bargain with this friend to use their decoder number. use this number to register on supersport.co.za. stream from there. incredibly reliable feeds.
 
i stream dstv on my lappie. i have a compact account and watch the sport channel which i can't view on the package. quality is ok, but viewing it full screen cuts off my widescreen on my laptop. i would like to watch it full screen with widescreen.anybody know if there is a software to use to view dstv streaming widescreen. does anybody know where i can view sport in 720p hd on the net. my 4meg redafrica account plays flawlessly when i stream anything in hd.
 
droplet said:
i stream all my sport. it is amazing.

what you do is this: find a friend who is not internet-active who has dstv. make a bargain with this friend to use their decoder number. use this number to register on supersport.co.za. stream from there. incredibly reliable feeds.
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Amazing if you are willing to watch it in a box no bigger than a playing card. Anything bigger and its crap.
 
killadoob said:
Dude in all honesty i think you are going to be very frustrated by streaming sport. Unless you are happy with crap quality and possible streaming problems. Depending on your isp streaming can be a nightmare.

It also depends on how much sport you watch but if you are anything like me i would not suggest it. Honestly if i had to pick between 4 meg uncapped and sport i would choose sport on dstv.

When the football leagues are in full swing i can watch 5-8 matches a weekend, plus champions league and week matches i think i could watch as many as 15-20 games a week(spanish, english, french, german and brazil. That is ignoring f1, moto gp, rugby, cricket, tennis. Boy if i think about it 600 bucks for the amount of sport i watch is actually a bargain :D.

Plus i can watch it on my projector which is an absolute pleasure. Mates come around, beer, braai's etc. If you don't watch a lot of sport then go for it.
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I agree. Here is another site - www.fromsport.com
 
luxe said:
Amazing if you are willing to watch it in a box no bigger than a playing card. Anything bigger and its crap.
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we watched it on a 42" led ...... we sat far back and yes it wasn't crisp HD but it was watchable. Could see the score and everything. Was perfect for a braai ;)
 
I tried once on my 40" LCD with supersport streaming through my PS3 (4mb uncapped), and it was a fking disaster. You couldn't watch it.
 
they were all already pissed from drinking. they could'nt see much either. they just saw faking glimpses of people running and hearing the sound and it "looked" like they watched the rugby.
 
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