by Zammo » 07 Aug 2024 16:27
by Clyde1998 » 07 Aug 2024 16:55
SutekhClyde1998Zammo With the advent of Sky Sports +, I see that even our away trip to Col U on Tuesday is being screened live.
Seriously, who is gonna watch that
I've seen our EFL Trophy game against West Ham U21s is on it too. I guess Sky will have to up the bandwidth on that one.
How are all these league cup and FL midweek games actually accessible to the customer? Sky have a dedicated channel called Sky Sports Plus which I think is where you "tune" to, presume then it's just a case of using the red button to select the games you want? Alternatively to go through their App (which I've always found to be rather cr@p).
by Royals and Racers » 07 Aug 2024 18:00
Clyde1998SutekhClyde1998 I've seen our EFL Trophy game against West Ham U21s is on it too. I guess Sky will have to up the bandwidth on that one.
How are all these league cup and FL midweek games actually accessible to the customer? Sky have a dedicated channel called Sky Sports Plus which I think is where you "tune" to, presume then it's just a case of using the red button to select the games you want? Alternatively to go through their App (which I've always found to be rather cr@p).
Reading the information provided by Virgin Media, it appears Sky Sports Plus will replace Sky Sports Arena and effectively be an expanded red button service.
by Clyde1998 » 07 Aug 2024 19:19
Royals and RacersClyde1998Sutekh
How are all these league cup and FL midweek games actually accessible to the customer? Sky have a dedicated channel called Sky Sports Plus which I think is where you "tune" to, presume then it's just a case of using the red button to select the games you want? Alternatively to go through their App (which I've always found to be rather cr@p).
Reading the information provided by Virgin Media, it appears Sky Sports Plus will replace Sky Sports Arena and effectively be an expanded red button service.
From what i understand that’s not correct- you need to go back a page and go on the link RG 30 provided which explains it all. I have a SKY + HD box which today i have upgraded to a SKY Q box.
How do I watch Sky Sports+ on Virgin TV?
If you watch TV on our Virgin TV 360 box or Stream from Virgin Media, there are three ways to access Sky Sports+. You’ll find the best action available in HD or SD (depending on your subscription) on CH 508, formerly Sky Sports Arena, with all the live action accessible at the touch of a button on Sky Sports+ Red Button. This can be accessed by pressing the red button on your remote (not the Record button) on any Sky Sports channel.
And you can also use the Sky Sports app (available free to all Sky Sports subscribers) to get all the live sport available on Sky Sports+, with the added bonus that you can watch wherever you are in the UK, as long as there’s WiFi, 3G or 4G.
If you watch on our TiVo® box or V6 box (powered by TiVo), you can get all the action on Sky Sports+ on CH 508 in HD (or SD on CH 518) or the Sky Sports app. You can’t get the Sky Sports+ Red Button, though, so if that sounds like something you want then it’s super-simple to upgrade your Virgin TV box. Just contact us on 0345 454 1111 (or call 150 from a Virgin Media phone).
The Sky Sports+ linear channel, which is launching on August 8, will showcase a selection of games and events from the Sports+ catalogue, replacing the Sky Sports Arena channel:
Sky Q: Channel Number 412
Sky Glass / Stream: Channel Number 410
It’s worth noting that subscribers with the older Sky+ box will receive the new Sky Sports+ linear channel (if they have a full sports subscription), but they won’t have access to the live streams as Sky+ is not compatible with the Sky Sports+ streaming app.
That suggests the streaming content is also accessed via the red button on Sky boxes.Firstly, on Thursday, TV channel ‘Sky Sports Arena’ will actually rebrand to Sky Sports+. You can access this on Sky channel 412, or 410 on Sky Glass, and via channel number 508 if you’re a Virgin Media user.
The ‘Sky Sports+’ channel will have some main broadcasts on there, but the majority of content – if you are accessing it on your TV – will come via a click of the red button.
by Ginger Ninjas » 08 Aug 2024 16:35
by Snowflake Royal » 08 Aug 2024 18:14
Ginger Ninjas Hi - going to be in France for the Birmingham game, does anyone know if I can just buy a match pass as an overseas fan for that game?
by Vision » 08 Aug 2024 18:44
Ginger Ninjas Hi - going to be in France for the Birmingham game, does anyone know if I can just buy a match pass as an overseas fan for that game?
by Crowbar6753 » 08 Aug 2024 20:34
VisionGinger Ninjas Hi - going to be in France for the Birmingham game, does anyone know if I can just buy a match pass as an overseas fan for that game?
I may be misunderstanding but I thought that if the game was a designated TV broadcast then Royals TV isn't available either home or abroad.
A quick glance at Royals TV shows options for a yearly or monthly international pass but nothing for a one off game so your guess is as good as mine to be honest.
by Vision » 08 Aug 2024 21:33
Crowbar6753VisionGinger Ninjas Hi - going to be in France for the Birmingham game, does anyone know if I can just buy a match pass as an overseas fan for that game?
I may be misunderstanding but I thought that if the game was a designated TV broadcast then Royals TV isn't available either home or abroad.
A quick glance at Royals TV shows options for a yearly or monthly international pass but nothing for a one off game so your guess is as good as mine to be honest.
Yes, if a game is covered by Sky then it will not be able to view on Reading TV. Which means if Sky are covering 20 guaranteed games then only 26 should be available via Reading TV...and seeing as the subscription went up by 40 pounds that seems a little harsh. However, i need my Reading fix so i paid for the yearly subscription
It does look like DAZN (Canada) is covering the Birmingham game so looks like my lucks in there as i still have 4 months left with there subscription. Happy Days.
Apparently CBS and Paramount + i9n the US are covering the games also.
by Ginger Ninjas » 08 Aug 2024 21:47
by Stranded » 09 Aug 2024 10:01
Crowbar6753VisionGinger Ninjas Hi - going to be in France for the Birmingham game, does anyone know if I can just buy a match pass as an overseas fan for that game?
I may be misunderstanding but I thought that if the game was a designated TV broadcast then Royals TV isn't available either home or abroad.
A quick glance at Royals TV shows options for a yearly or monthly international pass but nothing for a one off game so your guess is as good as mine to be honest.
Yes, if a game is covered by Sky then it will not be able to view on Reading TV. Which means if Sky are covering 20 guaranteed games then only 26 should be available via Reading TV...and seeing as the subscription went up by 40 pounds that seems a little harsh. However, i need my Reading fix so i paid for the yearly subscription
It does look like DAZN (Canada) is covering the Birmingham game so looks like my lucks in there as i still have 4 months left with there subscription. Happy Days.
Apparently CBS and Paramount + i9n the US are covering the games also.
by PremAddict » 10 Aug 2024 17:11
Crowbar6753VisionGinger Ninjas Hi - going to be in France for the Birmingham game, does anyone know if I can just buy a match pass as an overseas fan for that game?
I may be misunderstanding but I thought that if the game was a designated TV broadcast then Royals TV isn't available either home or abroad.
A quick glance at Royals TV shows options for a yearly or monthly international pass but nothing for a one off game so your guess is as good as mine to be honest.
Yes, if a game is covered by Sky then it will not be able to view on Reading TV. Which means if Sky are covering 20 guaranteed games then only 26 should be available via Reading TV...and seeing as the subscription went up by 40 pounds that seems a little harsh. However, i need my Reading fix so i paid for the yearly subscription
It does look like DAZN (Canada) is covering the Birmingham game so looks like my lucks in there as i still have 4 months left with there subscription. Happy Days.
Apparently CBS and Paramount + i9n the US are covering the games also.
by Snowflake Royal » 10 Aug 2024 17:27
by Farnham Royal » 11 Aug 2024 02:32
by Snowflake Royal » 11 Aug 2024 08:18
Farnham Royal Royals TV worked fine for me. No commentary for the first 10 minutes or so which was really quite pleasant! Am often tempted to mute it.
by Snowflake Royal » 13 Aug 2024 19:40
by RoyalBlue » 13 Aug 2024 19:52
Snowflake Royal Are the cup games included with the Royals TV International pass? I don't remember that being the case last season, but I can't see anywhere to buy a match pass, and I have watch live, just no broadcast as yet.
by RoyalBlue » 13 Aug 2024 19:54
by Snowflake Royal » 13 Aug 2024 19:57
RoyalBlue Having said that, apparently viewers in the US currently only getting audio for tonight's game!
by Crowbar6753 » 13 Aug 2024 20:40
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