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[quote user="CDB"]JF is right. Download Kodi on any Windows/Mac/Android device and do a Google for the right plugins and you don''t need one of these boxes. Just a HDMI cable to a TV :)[/quote]*smily is right.Would have edited, but there is no button [;)]

[quote user="CDB"]JF is right. Download Kodi on any Windows/Mac/Android device and do a Google for the right plugins and you don''t need one of these boxes. Just a HDMI cable to a TV :)[/quote]*smily is right.Would have edited, but there is no button [;)]

JF is right. Download Kodi on any Windows/Mac/Android device and do a Google for the right plugins and you don''t need one of these boxes. Just a HDMI cable to a TV :)

Hamilton have said it''s not going to happen between now and the start of the season due to timings.

[quote user="OnTheBall"]Just had a call from NCFC saying that Ipswich have relented and will allow anyone in the Family area - I presume a lot of people (including myself) bought them so quickly they didn''t realise. Apologies for something so boring being my first post![/quote] I''ve had the same call today too.

[quote user="OnTheBall"]Just had a call from NCFC saying that Ipswich have relented and will allow anyone in the Family area - I presume a lot of people (including myself) bought them so quickly they didn''t realise. Apologies for something so boring being my first post![/quote] I''ve had the same call today too.

Probably being due to a live on sky game, charging entry to watch something may be something to do with it. They are opening the top of the terrace for it, but giving you a free pint and pie.

From what i''m aware, the beam-backs can only occur for midweek games, and not Saturday games.

From what i''m aware, the beam-backs can only occur for midweek games, and not Saturday games.

All our kits since the Errea deal are for 1 season only.

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[quote user="lake district canary"]Final question - who runs "Norwich City TV" on you tube?  Is it the same people as run "Canary Player"?  It seems so, but if that is the case, why so little stuff on canary player - which people pay for  - and more stuff on you tube which is free?  [/quote]I think I stated the answers in the previous thread about YouTube. The club is waiting on their agreement with FLi to end (Who run Canaries Player), the club hence are publishing as much content on YouTube as they can at the moment and using that to distribute media, using YouTube gives them better access to analytics and such for social media and helps them discover and improve their content. In regards to Radio Norfolk, the commentary agreement with them runs out at the end of this season AFAIK. Have you noticed all the Radio Norfolk advertising around Carrow Road has gone? Commentary teams removed from above the tunnel and into the Jarrold gantry''s? To me it looks as if when the deal expires with the BBC and FLi they could serve commentary online themselves. Who knows, have the BBC fallen out with NCFC?

[quote user="lake district canary"][quote user="Molly Windley"]I did post earlier that I thought that there were plans to enable live streaming of away games back to the away teams home ground, now found the article that I have posted a link to below.We had the opportunity to do a reciprocal deal with Blackburn earlier in the season, however NCFC vetoed it for reasons unknown.Live streaming, as it says in the article would, at the present be restricted to midweek games only.IMO pay per view for every Premiership game will come in the not too distant future, pushed by the top 4/5 teams who are after a greater share of tv monies.  http://www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk/sport/football/rovers/news/11419596.Norwich_City_refuse_Blackburn_Rovers__request_to_beam_back_tonight_s_Carrow_Road_clash_to_Ewood_Park/?action=complain&cid=13091375[/quote] A very interesting article with the following paragraph, that would indicate that beaming back to clubs is something that will happen more often -  "Following the installation of a fibre-optic network that will eventually link all club stadiums, matches can now be beamed back to grounds, live in HD, at a fraction of the previous cost. As a result clubs in the Championship can now enter into agreements that will enable the away club to broadcast the game for the benefit of its own fans." This is a short step technologically, to being able to beam pictures out to homes - for a fee of course.  A fee at the ground could be a nominal £5, with the home subscription being £10, to encourage people to go to the ground as a preference to watching online.  At the moment beam back is only allowed on midweek games, but surely our club should be promoting at least the beam back to CR??  Why wouldn''t they??  Its allowed, there would surely be a big demand at the ground to see Blackburn away in the reciprocal match??  Can''t they be bothered??   It serves the fans, Blackburn wanted to do it, Fulham do it........it wouldn''t affect me as I wouldn''t be able to get there, but it seems odd that the club don''t take advantage of something that would benefit fans......[/quote]The fibre network is the reason that you see the goals on Sky Sports News when they go in on a midweek, and the reason you get the illegal stream on a Saturday every week. Your not going to get a ''home subscription'', because it''ll result in even more illegal streams and less people paying for their ''home subscription''.I''ve watched nearly all the Saturday away games on a stream that i''ve not been to, can''t get to midweek away games due to work, but even then, i''ve been able to see the goals go in as they do on Sky Sports News,  and at lunchtime the next day, i''ve had match highlights, and more than what you get on FLS for FREE at NorwichCity.TVIn regards to the beamback, the club would rather have people going on a coach to the away game earning them more money, rather than having to open CR, pay catering, stewarding staff and probably get less out of it. We''ve now reached half way in the season, a beam back hasn''t been offered yet, can''t see it happening in the second half of the season in all honesty. 

[quote user="norfolkchance1"]Not totally sure about that CDB. Sunderland fans can watch videos of their team, listen to bbc match commentary all off their website for nothing. Something called Safsee. I cant get the link to paste but if you go on safc.com its on there.[/quote]That''s because Sunderland aren''t apart of the FLi Agreement (use of the ''Player'' brand) that we are. So they''re alternative to Canaries Player is Safsee, they''ve decided to keep their model free, as soon as our FLi Agreement ends, i''m sure the club would do something similar. 

[quote user="norfolkchance1"]Agree with oso butch on page 4, put what my point is in a far more eloquent way than I did. I have no desire to see live streams - if it happened it would be good but my point is the lack of radio coverage for listeners outside norfolk as soon as the match kicks off until full time is not fair. I used to subscribe to canaries world but stopped due to the reliability and quality of the product not to mention the flawed nature of paying for something just because you are in the wrong area. The bbc is a terrestrial organisation in this country, you should not have to pay to listen to a terrestrial service. What topped it off a few months ago was when Norwich played Charlton at Carrow Road the game was broadcast on radio 5 live sports extra, when I turned it on it was Radio Norfolks coverage with Chris Goreham and Darren Eadie. Imagine how cheesed off i would have felt if i''d paid to listen to it on canariesworld. I feel like petitioning the club about not using canariesworld in the future for their broadcast contract. I am a priority member and do go to some games buying the tickets i want through the club. The least they can do for fans who live outside the area is let them listen to games through local radio on the internet for free.[/quote]Attempt to listen to another club''s BBC local radio site for the game, won''t work, down to the FA.

So... - Free highlights the next day on NorwichCity.tv, not on the main club website. - Commentary, available on the main club website for £1/month, or via the app for mobile, different UI, very easy to use. - Full match streaming (legally), well that''s not going to happen for Saturday 3pm K/O''s, the FA are going to have to change their minds there. - Full match streaming (illegally), is available every Saturday. Tuesday/Wednesday night games not so much but do have the goals played as soon as they happen on Sky Sports News. Really don''t see what can be offered more?

Free highlights are available every week. Have been since last season - Norwichcity.tv.The club at the moment are wanting to get away from FLi as soon as the current contract expires, so that will mean, new website, media content provided through YouTube or something similar. So it will happen.

[quote user="shefcanary"]Seeing as the game isn''t even worthy of Lawro''s challenge, despite him being a PNE fan, the media have passed this match by for being of very limited interest.[/quote]The Reading game didn''t fall into the FL''s streaming, they only outsource the Saturday 3pm''s at the moment. Anything other than that won''t show like a normal stream. You''ll notice that part of this agreement means that the games that are on the Tuesday/Wednesday/Friday''s, bank holidays etc. will have the goals played straight away on Sky Sports News. 

[quote user="TCCANARY"] Commentary on what? What do you have to subscribe to? [/quote] All home and away games. Subscribes to Canaries Player. So if you have an existing subscription to that, it''ll work too.

Commentary now works on mobile with the FLi Player App. (Subscription needed). https://appsto.re/gb/fVnl4.i - iOS https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=uk.co.tribehive.fliplayer&hl=en_GB - Android

Flash Player, Firefox/Chrome, Install AdBlock Plus. Then use that certain site other people have mentioned.

Pete, I don''t intend to insult or flame this idea or the Pink''un either, but it''s quite clear that people experience alot of problems with this Forum and Archant aren''t willing to do anything about it. I know the Pink''un has a large amount of members, and NorwichTalk at the moment is moving on and getting there, has there not been any consideration in trying to work with them and migrate users to NorwichTalk in an attempt to build a good community, with moderation and good working features, and consistent updates, obviously the Pink''un has advertising which will affect revenue, but i''m sure something could be worked out in order to benefit all members...

Two 3pm kick off''s are available on stream from the Championship on a Saturday.

Black with marroon upper chest and back. Marroon shorts and marroon and black socks. http://t.co/zOTquHBere

https://twitter.com/Gibbo_Sam/status/478550186344861697/photo/1 Joe Royle in Magaluf.