Streams

[Nice to Michu]

There was a website that someone posted streams for last season that had our game on there practically every week. Help?

 

[Neath_Jack]

Get an IPTV, saves asking for streams every week.

You won't regret it.

 

[Nice to Michu]

Call me stupid what do I need to do for that? Do I need a stick or anything

 

[Neath_Jack]

Call me stupid what do I need to do for that? Do I need a stick or anything

Firestick that's all.

 

[Epaul]

Amazing 2023 and people are still asking for streams, iptv mun 30 to 60 a year, not rocket science is it!!

I'll post a link this one time only

http://www.fawanews.com/

 

[gadget1974]

It would be nice if someone could post a link to a reliable IPTV supplier, or message it out

 

[BLAZE]

It would be nice if someone could post a link to a reliable IPTV supplier, or message it out

That's how they get shut down. If a supplier is operating by any other means than invitation only I would stay away coz its only a matter of time before they're pulled

Not a helpful answer I know but people are better off asking family members and friends for referrals

 

[Neath_Jack]

It would be nice if someone could post a link to a reliable IPTV supplier, or message it out

There is an IPTV provider that posts on this forum. I’m sure if you’re a regular, they will be sending you a message soon.

 

[jack123]

That's how they get shut down. If a supplier is operating by any other means than invitation only I would stay away coz its only a matter of time before they're pulled

Not a helpful answer I know but people are better off asking family members and friends for referrals

That's very good advice.

I would just like to add, anyone getting a firestick for the first time, and getting IPTV, try and get a friend or family around for initial set up, someone who is familiar with the workings of it, it could save a few weeks of head scratching.

Certainly one thing to consider, before you even stream footy on a stick, is the internet wifi connection stable? If not get an ethernet adapter as well as a stick. A few year back, trying to watch a game, was constant buffer, I thought it was the stream, but it was the connection, an ethernet adapter for the stick rectified that.

 

[Nice to Michu]

There is an IPTV provider that posts on this forum. I’m sure if you’re a regular, they will be sending you a message soon.

Whoever this is my DM is open

 

[gadget1974]

That's very good advice.

I would just like to add, anyone getting a firestick for the first time, and getting IPTV, try and get a friend or family around for initial set up, someone who is familiar with the workings of it, it could save a few weeks of head scratching.

Certainly one thing to consider, before you even stream footy on a stick, is the internet wifi connection stable? If not get an ethernet adapter as well as a stick. A few year back, trying to watch a game, was constant buffer, I thought it was the stream, but it was the connection, an ethernet adapter for the stick rectified that.

Yeah, I would rather run it on my PC than on a firestick

 

[vetch]

No need for a Firestick. Most modern TVs have IPTV software that runs natively on the TV's operating system (LG and Samsung). Or any TV with an Android based Operating System (Philips and Sony come to mind).

 

[Neath_Jack]

Yeah, I would rather run it on my PC than on a firestick

It’s a piece of piss mate, and that’s coming from a complete technophobe.

 

[gadget1974]

I know it's easy, I used to make up the sticks for friends and family. Got too much hassle in the end

 

[stevethejack]

No need for a Firestick. Most modern TVs have IPTV software that runs natively on the TV's operating system (LG and Samsung). Or any TV with an Android based Operating System (Philips and Sony come to mind).

JVC is android too. For the sake of £37 for the best firestick (when on sale) best get one of those as the operating system on it will run much faster than the TV one.