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The Ayatolla wrote: »Not really
Sky only show 3/4 games per week.
sky have all games 2 are via sky extra online , 1 pr 2 via red button and lot on sky 30 -
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Tonio. You are THE man.
Say it Tonio! "I am.... THE man!".
The Latoya Jackson site that looks like a bad rip-off of a Now That's What I Call Music! album is BRILLIANT! My German VPN exit is working pretty good so far. The free HI stream is just as good, if not better, than Star last year. Also it looks like the same streams!
These look like the official La Liga streams that Star used. So it's all in English, features no adverts and has all the fun facts at half time. Plus the commentators dub over the player and manager interviews after the matches, which you DON'T get with Sky. Plus the commentators are very good and enthusiastic, even in really dull encounters between the tiny clubs or dead rubber matches screened at 10 or 11 at night on a Sunday. Nick Simons is one of my favourites, a great commentator.
Brilliant stuff sir, well played. Going to sub anyway for the HD streams. Hopefully that's my season sorted. Thanks so much!
LEGEND.
EDIT: Going to sub for that Latoya Jackson site in time for the Las Palmas match at 8:30pm. Hoping the HD streams look top notch. You made my weekend sir, I was almost going back to Bein there. Even Bein don't use these feeds to show all of the content they give. Delighted!0 -
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Quick update on Latoya Jackson Sports 1. I've now got a premium sub and had a quick dig around. Just a couple of bullet points really in case folks are thinking about checking it out and are unsure about subscribing.
The list is just stuff I found so far and is a mix of pro's and cons. Make of it what you will. Anyway, at €4.99 a month it is utterly worth a sub for the sheer volume of content alone.- Site is in German, Russian or English. Select your language in the menu.
- You must use a VPN to access content and subscribe.
- You may need to change DNS too, I do by default so can't confirm if DNS is locked down or not.
- La Liga content is the same as Sky and Star. Official La Liga streams. However unlike Star, Latoya Jackson cuts off at full time (at least in the one game I've seen so far).
- La Liga commentary is in English and German. You cannot select audio channels.
- Some live streams offer a premium HD stream (included in your sub). These require an additional player to be downloaded to your computer. I can't see anything of note yet in using it.
- The HD channels are.... EXCELLENT. Bit rate is SUPERB in the content I've seen so far at least.
- The free streams have annoying pop up ad's that take up half your screen which you have to close manually. These are embedded in the player window so a blocked won't help you here. Cough up the €4.99, it's worth it for getting rid of ads alone.
- The wealth of content available is mindboggling. Aside from live streams, the vault of replays, highlights and stats is overwhelming. Lots to see and do, and all in English.
- The region lockout can be annoying at times. I had to clear browser cache a couple of times in order to get things going again. Maybe that's just an individual case.
- Make sure to sign up with a German address. You can use your normal payment info for the sub, but setting your address to Ireland appears to lock you out of some streams. This may need changing regularly in order to view content, I am not sure yet.
- They show live handball. IN HD. Enough said.
- They show live womens beach volleyball. IN HD. Enough said.
- Your VPN needs to be up to the job, especially for the HD stuff. Even still, some streams chop occasionally, at least for me. But it's not the end of the world.
- You can't start the stream then knock off the VPN. You'll get booted out.
- Knock off the VPN, get booted out, it mangles your session so you may not be able to log back in for a while until your previous session expires.
- I've not tried the Android app yet, so cannot comment on how that works.
- Latoya Jackson Sports shows Copa Del Rey matches. ALL OF THEM. Which is something Star didn't do.
- Bundesliga, Super Lig (and their cup competitions) are available.
- FIFA World Cup and Austrian league fottball is available, in full, too.
- DEL, KHL, EBEL, Austrian National, and most importantly, CHL are all available on Latoya Jackson Sports.
My personal combination as of now, is PLP and Latoya Jackson Sports. Hope the above is of use to anyone considering signing up anyway. And hey, if you don't want the German audio, find a radio stream. Radio Barca broadcast in English. Other clubs may do too? 0 -
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You must use a VPN to access content and subscribe.
[*]You may need to change DNS too, I do by default so can't confirm if DNS is locked down or not.
thanks for the post, it's great to have all these details, Which VPN do you use please?
Any similar website for the champions league?0 -
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Latoya Jackson 1 has been excellent so far. The need for a VPN makes it a little frumpy for the full HD channels on the odd occasion, but on the whole it's been grand.
In my personal experience so far, after a weekend of using it for La Liga, I've found the Android app to be a bit more friendly than the web browser experience, which can seem a bit slow to navigate. Video is fine, but the app just seems to be a more fluid experience.
There is a Fire TV app for it, but it's geoblocked and I can't get the apk to side load either for some reason. Might be a case of transferring the device to Amazon.de, same steps as for installing Hulu. Though you've then got the problem of lack of VPN ability so would probably need to go in at the router level (lack of root on 'post X' version AFTV firmware).
Really impressed so far though, a lot of bang for your €4.99.
EDIT: You can get the Fire TV app on Amazon UK. http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product?ASIN=B00P7ZXO2O Now it's just a case of sorting the VPN issue out.0 -
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I think calling it Latoya Jackson will only cause confusion down the line for anybody wondering what service you are on about.
Good point.
For clarification:
http://www.laola1.tv/0 -
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Decent image quality, even on a phone in a poor signal area. Loving Laola 1.
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Latoya Jackson 1 has been excellent so far. The need for a VPN makes it a little frumpy for the full HD channels on the odd occasion, but on the whole it's been grand.
In my personal experience so far, after a weekend of using it for La Liga, I've found the Android app to be a bit more friendly than the web browser experience, which can seem a bit slow to navigate. Video is fine, but the app just seems to be a more fluid experience.
There is a Fire TV app for it, but it's geoblocked and I can't get the apk to side load either for some reason. Might be a case of transferring the device to Amazon.de, same steps as for installing Hulu. Though you've then got the problem of lack of VPN ability so would probably need to go in at the router level (lack of root on 'post X' version AFTV firmware).
Really impressed so far though, a lot of bang for your €4.99.
EDIT: You can get the Fire TV app on Amazon UK. http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product?ASIN=B00P7ZXO2O Now it's just a case of sorting the VPN issue out.
Added it to my Fire TV, but cannot see any football?
Do I need to set up a premium account?0 -
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