Stream needed for today?

[Ralphy]

Foxtel is to overly expensive for someone who just wants to watch the sports, i download everything else, dont see the point in paying $75 a month for sports.

[The Linton Street Flash]

I would kill for a stream too, if someone can help out that would be great.

Thanks in advance!

[Darren]

I can provide a stream - PMing you all in af ew minutes time.

[kosifantutti]

That doesn't mean that it works for slow connections.

But I can always watch the replay on the AFL site.....if I'm in Australia.
Outside of Australia it's blocked.

I wouldn't know. I only used it for four years.

Good for you. You obviously had a good connection.

I'm merely saying that for those of us in a part of the world where a good or fast connection is not possible, it seems pointless to pay for it - knowing it is unlikely to work in my current location.

Lots of times the internet was running slow and the quality would drop. I reckon it would work better than any dodgy stream.

[Sainternist]

Would also appreciate a link to a stream. Thanks in advance.

Have you all tried Foxtel or an AFL Live pass?

Don't get me started on Foxtel.

Bottom line - I won't be supporting Rupert Murdoch.

[HitTheBoundary]

Lots of times the internet was running slow and the quality would drop. I reckon it would work better than any dodgy stream.

In theory I have for a 3G connection - but that doesn't mean I get 3G. I am currently in rural India.
Your slow (did you say Hong Kong? - a big city) was probably better than my fast.

By all means, pay for a stream if you want to, IF you are able to watch it. But it won't work for everyone.

From their website,
"We'd recommend that you have a minimum connection of 3mbps to enjoy WatchAFL."

So they recommend 3mbps minimum. The lowest stream they supply is 336.0 kbit/s.
Most "dodgy" streams offer a 175 kbit/s speed.

My current speed at this time of day averages 35kbps. When my speed is this slow I can't stream video. I am currently listening to the AFL radio stream, and it is constantly buffering, and keeps dropping out altogether.

So I won't pay for something that won't work, and it won't work for everyone.

[mad saint guy]

Would appreciate a link to a stream if anyone has one

[Bardon Saint]

AFL live pass has been great for me this year. I too don't want foxtel as I'd only use it for the saints games.

[magnifisaint]

Lots of times the internet was running slow and the quality would drop. I reckon it would work better than any dodgy stream.

In theory I have for a 3G connection - but that doesn't mean I get 3G. I am currently in rural India.
Your slow (did you say Hong Kong? - a big city) was probably better than my fast.

By all means, pay for a stream if you want to, IF you are able to watch it. But it won't work for everyone.

From their website,
"We'd recommend that you have a minimum connection of 3mbps to enjoy WatchAFL."

So they recommend 3mbps minimum. The lowest stream they supply is 336.0 kbit/s.
Most "dodgy" streams offer a 175 kbit/s speed.

My current speed at this time of day averages 35kbps. When my speed is this slow I can't stream video. I am currently listening to the AFL radio stream, and it is constantly buffering, and keeps dropping out altogether.

So I won't pay for something that won't work, and it won't work for everyone.

Are you Indian?

[HitTheBoundary]

Lots of times the internet was running slow and the quality would drop. I reckon it would work better than any dodgy stream.

In theory I have for a 3G connection - but that doesn't mean I get 3G. I am currently in rural India.

Are you Indian?

Don't see the relevance of the question - but no, I'm from Melbourne.

[ShanghaiSaint]

AFL live pass has been great for me this year. I too don't want foxtel as I'd only use it for the saints games.

I've done the same thing... season pass for 85 od bucks and it's a great feed into the ipad. last night it was HD and perfect...