Live streaming on Valley Pass - new multi camera coverage & Scott Minto hosting p46
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It's also £8.99 vs £5.00
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Stu_of_Kunming said:From what I've experienced so far, apart from the commentary issues VP is miles ahead of ifollow in terms of quality.
Also, to claim a fiver is not good value whilst explaining you paid a fiver for a slightly better product in the 90s is a little ridiculous, no? Not heard of inflation?
As for your last remark, you realise how "inflation" is calculated, don't you? And presumably you understand that when it comes to tech, some things actually get cheaper, significantly so. Consider whatever equipment you are using now to be on here, and ask yourself what you paid for such equipment between 2001-07 (when Sky PPV footie ran). Chips are faster, storage hugely greater, for the same or lesser price, no? Of course the delivery platform is different when streaming.
£5 will be good value when the video is pretty much broadcast quality, and the audio is seamlessly matched to it with no delay. If that is really all I will need to pay tomorrow night on Valley pass, as @RedRobo claims, and actually signing up for it is painless, then I will give it a go. But it better effing work better than Saturday did.0 -
So far the picture quality has been miles better with next to no buffering, clearly the commentary is a big problem and the sooner they get it fixed, the better.
Most other tv services have increased a lot since those days, I'd dread to look at the average sky bill these days.
I personally think a fiver is great value, the yearly pass is even better, Sadly I rarely watch midweek games so its not worth it for me. Most of the problems I see on the iFollow thread are user initiated, if people want to use inefficient softeware and/or outdated hardware, I'm not sure it's fair to blame the provider, itd be like turning your sky dish around then getting angry it doesnt work。
On Saturday people were complaining the live stream was hard to find, it's two clicks from cafc.co.uk.
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Stu_of_Kunming said:So far the picture quality has been miles better with next to no buffering, clearly the commentary is a big problem and the sooner they get it fixed, the better.
Most other tv services have increased a lot since those days, I'd dread to look at the average sky bill these days.
I personally think a fiver is great value, the yearly pass is even better, Sadly I rarely watch midweek games so its not worth it for me. Most of the problems I see on the iFollow thread are user initiated, if people want to use inefficient softeware and/or outdated hardware, I'm not sure it's fair to blame the provider, itd be like turning your sky dish around then getting angry it doesnt work。
On Saturday people were complaining the live stream was hard to find, it's two clicks from cafc.co.uk.
I've just checked that my Valley Pass email and password are update. They are. I can see no sign of how or when I will be able to buy a one-off pass for a fiver tomorrow night. I would go to Valley Pass FAQ's to try and find out, but they have been removed. Actually, try as I might, I cannot even find the link to tell me about subscription packages, if I wanted to buy such a thing.
I get that the team is under-resourced, and this because of our absurd (lack of) leadership. In those circumstances then, why struggle to DIY, that is my point.0 -
Dazzler21 said:SWEnglandAddick said:I’ve gone for NowTV to watch our game so should be alright as that’s got SkySports Action I think?
Paid £4 from CD Keys but my code didn’t work so NowTV gave me a new one anyway and CD Keys just gave me a replacement! 2 weeks for £4, happy days!1 -
PragueAddick said:Stu_of_Kunming said:So far the picture quality has been miles better with next to no buffering, clearly the commentary is a big problem and the sooner they get it fixed, the better.
Most other tv services have increased a lot since those days, I'd dread to look at the average sky bill these days.
I personally think a fiver is great value, the yearly pass is even better, Sadly I rarely watch midweek games so its not worth it for me. Most of the problems I see on the iFollow thread are user initiated, if people want to use inefficient softeware and/or outdated hardware, I'm not sure it's fair to blame the provider, itd be like turning your sky dish around then getting angry it doesnt work。
On Saturday people were complaining the live stream was hard to find, it's two clicks from cafc.co.uk.
I've just checked that my Valley Pass email and password are update. They are. I can see no sign of how or when I will be able to buy a one-off pass for a fiver tomorrow night. I would go to Valley Pass FAQ's to try and find out, but they have been removed. Actually, try as I might, I cannot even find the link to tell me about subscription packages, if I wanted to buy such a thing.
I get that the team is under-resourced, and this because of our absurd (lack of) leadership. In those circumstances then, why struggle to DIY, that is my point.
homepage > Valley pass > Live stream.
Other than Saturday what problems were there other than the comms
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First match it took me a little while to navigate the site but after that it's been very straightforward.0
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Since the game is selected for TV, I’m not sure whether it not we will be able to watch it via Valley Pass or iFollow...1
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Callumcafc said:Since the game is selected for TV, I’m not sure whether it not we will be able to watch it via Valley Pass or iFollow...0
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I watched the Blackburn game on ifollow then the Stoke game on Valley Pass and the stream is exactly the same including the EFL logo, score in the top left etc so I would hazard a guess that the club are just re streaming the EFL feed as the EFL have all the equipment at all the grounds and the game's being filmed for the highlights.
The delay in comms could be due to the time it takes for the feed to get from the EFL servers to the CAFC ones.
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Domestic fans can watch the game for £10 on Valley Pass, which is the minimum price for EFL clubs.
International fans can watch the game with a Match Pass which costs £5 or supporters can buy a Season Pass for £110 which offers the best value for money.
The match will be also be televised on SkySports Action.
https://www.cafc.co.uk/news/view/5d5c01ded7b4f/match-preview-charlton-v-nottingham-forest
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SWEnglandAddick said:Dazzler21 said:SWEnglandAddick said:I’ve gone for NowTV to watch our game so should be alright as that’s got SkySports Action I think?
Paid £4 from CD Keys but my code didn’t work so NowTV gave me a new one anyway and CD Keys just gave me a replacement! 2 weeks for £4, happy days!2 -
Solidgone said:SWEnglandAddick said:Dazzler21 said:SWEnglandAddick said:I’ve gone for NowTV to watch our game so should be alright as that’s got SkySports Action I think?
Paid £4 from CD Keys but my code didn’t work so NowTV gave me a new one anyway and CD Keys just gave me a replacement! 2 weeks for £4, happy days!1 -
@Stu_of_Kunming Thanks for posting that shot. It may be an older Safari thing but I only get that menu as a drop down if I hold the cursor over the Valley pass logo..which I guess backs up your point about people using older kit..
OK so i will give it a go tomorrow evening.
Some people have reported their stream dropped completely. Not sure which game. Don't remember that happening on iFollow, certainly not at all last season. It's unacceptable when you are paying.0 -
razil said:Not sure about the Skysports app, I’m getting rights issues playing highlights on the mobile app from abroad.
the SKY Go Action channel works at the moment at least (abroad)2 -
Prague, NB. The £9 issue only came about because FF first bought the wrong thing for £4... And then had to pay £5 for the right thing.... Soooo.... Fear not on that one. All will be well.1
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PragueAddick said:@Stu_of_Kunming Thanks for posting that shot. It may be an older Safari thing but I only get that menu as a drop down if I hold the cursor over the Valley pass logo..which I guess backs up your point about people using older kit..
OK so i will give it a go tomorrow evening.
Some people have reported their stream dropped completely. Not sure which game. Don't remember that happening on iFollow, certainly not at all last season. It's unacceptable when you are paying.
As for drop outs being unacceptable, I think you have some unreasonable expectations, Netflix can drop out, as can Amazon, your giant satellite has issues in bad weather, both sky and virgin lock up sometimes, all of the above are paid for services, these things happen. Yet a company a fraction the size is supposed to Offer perfection?
As soon as you set yourself up for everything to go as smooth as possible you'll see a big improvement.0 -
razil said:Wednesdays game is on red button according to this (if thats what the red R in a circle means)0
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Danny Addick said:razil said:Wednesdays game is on red button according to this (if thats what the red R in a circle means)0
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Dazzler21 said:Danny Addick said:razil said:Wednesdays game is on red button according to this (if thats what the red R in a circle means)0
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Danny Addick said:Dazzler21 said:Danny Addick said:razil said:Wednesdays game is on red button according to this (if thats what the red R in a circle means)
Remains to be seen if the other eight midweek games will be on the main channel or red button
We'll also have a minimum of two home games shown so nope, we should be on SKY a lot more yet2 -
I use Virgin and have the Sky Sports channels in my package ... does the red button work via Virgin?0
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stonemuse said:I use Virgin and have the Sky Sports channels in my package ... does the red button work via Virgin?
https://www.virginmedia.com/corporate/media-centre/press-releases/virgin-tv-to-show-every-midweek-efl-championship-match-live-through-the-red-button
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ForeverAddickted said:Danny Addick said:Dazzler21 said:Danny Addick said:razil said:Wednesdays game is on red button according to this (if thats what the red R in a circle means)
Remains to be seen if the other eight midweek games will be on the main channel or red button
We'll also have a minimum of two home games shown so nope, we should be on SKY a lot more yet0 -
Stu_of_Kunming said:PragueAddick said:@Stu_of_Kunming Thanks for posting that shot. It may be an older Safari thing but I only get that menu as a drop down if I hold the cursor over the Valley pass logo..which I guess backs up your point about people using older kit..
OK so i will give it a go tomorrow evening.
Some people have reported their stream dropped completely. Not sure which game. Don't remember that happening on iFollow, certainly not at all last season. It's unacceptable when you are paying.
As for drop outs being unacceptable, I think you have some unreasonable expectations, Netflix can drop out, as can Amazon, your giant satellite has issues in bad weather, both sky and virgin lock up sometimes, all of the above are paid for services, these things happen. Yet a company a fraction the size is supposed to Offer perfection?
As soon as you set yourself up for everything to go as smooth as possible you'll see a big improvement.
Thanks for the Brave tip, I'll take a look. Massive bad Apple that you cannot download a new version of Safari, without also going to a new version of the OS. So on my laptop, I might well ditch it, if I really can expoert bookmarks and passwords easily.0 -
stonemuse said:I use Virgin and have the Sky Sports channels in my package ... does the red button work via Virgin?
But doesn't appear to work with an older (V6 box I think), in the spare room).1 -
Not able to get to The Valley on Wednesday evening to watch our game against Nottingham Forest? Don’t miss any of the action with Valley Pass.
Fans in the UK can watch tonight’s Championship game live on Valley Pass in the company of Charlton commentators Terry Smith and Greg Stubley with a live video pass that costs just £10.
Valley Pass will have a multi-camera broadcast of tonight’s game with action replays of the key moments.
Fans living outside of the UK can watch Wednesday’s game with one of two subscriptions:
- A live stream match pass, which costs £5 and gives you access to one game
- A live stream season pass, which costs £110 and gives you access to all league games the club is allowed to stream in your respective region and full access to the Valley Pass archive
Fans not wanting to watch the game can listen to audio commentary of tonight’s match, with a matchday pass, which costs just £4.
Purchase a pass for today’s game by clicking here.
Once you have purchased the relevant pass, you can watch live footage of today’s game from 7.30pm by clicking here.
Once you have purchased the relevant pass, you can listen to live commentary of today’s game from 7.30pm by clicking here.
For Wednesday’s game supporters will be able to watch the match on desktops and laptops but not mobile devices or tablets. Later this season the live streamed games will be available on mobile devices and tablets via a new Valley Pass app.
If you have any queries email website@cafc.co.uk. For any technical problems email VPSupport@streamamg.com.
We understand there were some issues with the sound in the first half of our game against Barnsley. We have reported this back to our providers and the problem, which was solved for the second half of that game, should not be an issue for Wednesday’s game.
All live video passes are charged at the minimum the club can charge based on EFL regulations.
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