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It was crap when I used it a few years ago. So no surprise.
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Then why do you need to stream it if you have DSTV?
No problems on my side whatsoever![]()
So can the service then? If you have DSTv then there's no need for a stream? Is that what you're implying?
And I've now fielded this question a hundred times so excuse my abruptness now when I say that it's of no concern to you.
I pay for dstv. I rely heavily on the streaming. In fact it's 50% of the reason I pay for dstv. I deserve a working service...
The money you pay for DSTV has nothing to do with SS streaming, if streaming SS is bad you cant say "well i pay R700 for this service". That service is DSTV alone IE Satellite broadcast...not internet streaming.
Oh go troll elsewhere for fsck sakes. Streaming is a premium service reserved for premium subscribers only. It is a part of the subscription.
Christ, why am I even having do explain this to you? If you have nothing of value to add, kindly bugger off...
Looks like my ignorance got the better of me.![]()
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When will it be a good night?
I think it's a case of they just don't care.
For sure they willfully restrict the quality of their online streaming, it's not they don't care. Koos Bekkers of Naspers wants to be the next Carlos Slim, the CEO of America Movil. This company totally dominates the Mexican telecoms market for decades, and has considerable interests in telecoms on other continents. Mexican telecoms rates are some of the highest in the world. Carlos Slim has again this year overtaken Bill Gates as the worlds richest person, acc to Forbes. Worth more than $ 60 Billion on his personal account.So..... Either they willfully hamstring the service on their streaming, or they just can't cope.
Either way, they are looking very bad as they are the complete monopoly and control the local distribution. If their future is one where you can only "stream" content through their devices (decoder) and not the general internet, then that is in direct opposite to the rest of the world.
As I constantly say, Naspers is working very hard to utterly and completely control how you watch and listen to content here in SA. The tie-ins they have with government is astounding and I wait for the day that they fully take on the role as national broadcaster and every other competitive service is made illegal or redundant.
In the shadow of inept and ignorant governance, nefarious opportunity thrives.