Streaming football matches:

1. wonder if a 20 MB Internet connection of TOT is ok for streaming fooball games

2. was on football live stream last night (Atletico-Barca) and the experience was so so. first the resolution was very low, was almost impossible to see the ball, second it was not without stops, meaning the website had to reload

 

Would love to stream the occasional match for free but have a better resolution and without 'stops'.

 

Can you advise? Thank you

20Mb is fine, but the free streams are rarely reliable, infested with ads and likely to infect your PC if you aren't careful.

Better to subscribe to a decent streaming service like Flawless or SmoothStreams.

Thanks for advise. Which one is better and cheaper, what are others using?

 

I use beIN connect when having to stream, but I'm in the Middle East. It does says it's available in Thailand. The online subscription is about $200.

Chicog or Jangles might know more about availability there. 

In an emergency, I use the MOBDRO app on my phone. Perfect HD quality and minimal buffering. Has virtually every sports channel. (download is free btw)

 

If you are on twitter, have a look for StreamKingsPlanet @TeamStreamKing It is getting great reviews and is providing streams for all sports.

Ilikehd. Sports basic package and uk basic package for baht 450 / month...all your football, rugby and game shows sorted (if you're a brit that is).

On ‎2‎/‎27‎/‎2017 at 11:42 AM, BangrakBob said:

I use beIN connect when having to stream, but I'm in the Middle East. It does says it's available in Thailand. The online subscription is about $200.

Chicog or Jangles might know more about availability there. 

 

We get the beIN sports on compound TV BB. I don't pay to watch anything

I get BeIn Connect as part of my subscription, but I rarely use it because it's unreliable. It's also geoblocked to the BeIn region, so I don't think the Thai one would be the same, as BeIn only have Premiership rights there AFAIK.

For Flawless I have their full package and multiroom (which means two streams simultaneously) which is 90 quid a year.

Smoothstreams is just all sport, and $36 a quarter if I remember correctly.

 

 

 

 

5 hours ago, mrbojangles said:

 

We get the beIN sports on compound TV BB. I don't pay to watch anything

Jaysuz, I paid 2,500SAR for 12 months and a "Server" box which records when it doesn't <deleted> up!

2 hours ago, Chicog said:

I get BeIn Connect as part of my subscription, but I rarely use it because it's unreliable. It's also geoblocked to the BeIn region, so I don't think the Thai one would be the same, as BeIn only have Premiership rights there AFAIK.

For Flawless I have their full package and multiroom (which means two streams simultaneously) which is 90 quid a year.

Smoothstreams is just all sport, and $36 a quarter if I remember correctly.

 

 

 

 

That's the same with my subscription but the app is shiiite. On Safari it is ok, but that is only possible on a laptop of Desk unit.

 

Flawless & Smoothstreams work in Australia? Might get it for my Dad.

 

 

2 hours ago, BangrakBob said:

That's the same with my subscription but the app is shiiite. On Safari it is ok, but that is only possible on a laptop of Desk unit.

 

Flawless & Smoothstreams work in Australia? Might get it for my Dad.

 

 

Smooth streams have servers in Asia, Europe and the US so probably yes.

Flawless I'm not sure about, but I think I've seen people post that they use it there.

Ilikehd has been letting me down recently, although i am using it outside Thailand, so i ended up using tonight http://www.totalsportek.com 

to watch Sunderland vs City. Worked well enough.

If you don't need to stream then try this free site, which seems to cover most sports, no VPN required:

 

http://sport-video.org.ua/soccer.html

 

 

this costs around 25 £ a year and has SHIT HOT quality

 

https://hd-streaming.tv/feature-highlights

The quality of streams from 365sport has dropped a lot! Constant buffering. I have tested on several devices and different connections and still the same! 

pissing in the wind if they think they can stop it , the only way of getting their market bac is to lower their prices,https://www.theguardian.com/football/2017/mar/29/premier-league-illegal-streaming-tv-audiences