DAZN fotball streams
Apr 17th 2019, 11:11 pm
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Apr 18th 2019, 1:29 am
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Re: DAZN fotball streams
Lol the Dutch commentary isnt too bad they say alot of english words and expressions.
Your comments on the internet, wifi and ethernet got me thinking. Im no tech expert but I was wondering if I connected the Kodi box with ethernet cable instead of wifi would it make any difference? I have Shaw 300 internet whatever that is!
Your comments on the internet, wifi and ethernet got me thinking. Im no tech expert but I was wondering if I connected the Kodi box with ethernet cable instead of wifi would it make any difference? I have Shaw 300 internet whatever that is!
Apr 18th 2019, 1:47 am
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I assume you're referring to the Man City/Tottenham game. Lots of up and down emotions after 90 minutes and that was offside but in the past I don't think it would have been spotted pre VAR.
I know my son and room mate at university were supposed to be studying but found a stable stream to watch the game and now he is wanting DAZN for the next season of the Premier League. With the Champions League for example can you watch a game in full later?
I know my son and room mate at university were supposed to be studying but found a stable stream to watch the game and now he is wanting DAZN for the next season of the Premier League. With the Champions League for example can you watch a game in full later?
Apr 18th 2019, 2:05 am
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Not much pre-game stuff though. Yesterday and today it was Colin Murray talking with Stephen Warnock.
Apr 18th 2019, 2:08 am
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When I was googling to see if I could find answers on Tuesday, I saw someone who watched DAZN on a games console and they suggested it was better with an ethernet connection so maybe.
Yes. Both today's games are there saying highlights and when you click on it, the highlights begin but at the bottom is an option to see the full game.
Not much pre-game stuff though. Yesterday and today it was Colin Murray talking with Stephen Warnock.
Yes. Both today's games are there saying highlights and when you click on it, the highlights begin but at the bottom is an option to see the full game.
Not much pre-game stuff though. Yesterday and today it was Colin Murray talking with Stephen Warnock.
Apr 18th 2019, 3:01 am
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When I was googling to see if I could find answers on Tuesday, I saw someone who watched DAZN on a games console and they suggested it was better with an ethernet connection so maybe.
Yes. Both today's games are there saying highlights and when you click on it, the highlights begin but at the bottom is an option to see the full game.
Not much pre-game stuff though. Yesterday and today it was Colin Murray talking with Stephen Warnock.
Yes. Both today's games are there saying highlights and when you click on it, the highlights begin but at the bottom is an option to see the full game.
Not much pre-game stuff though. Yesterday and today it was Colin Murray talking with Stephen Warnock.
Once the premier league begins with DAZN it will be interesting to see which commentators and what type of pre game, half time and post game wrap up show is available.
Apr 18th 2019, 6:00 am
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Re: DAZN fotball streams
Better url's
https://my.dazn.com/help/Troubleshooting
https://my.dazn.com/help/what-can-i-...is-bad-quality
https://my.dazn.com/help/Content-App-and-Functionality
https://my.dazn.com/help/supported-d...omepage-canada
"Simply connect your device using an ethernet cable to your router. In this way you will eliminate any streaming issues due to poor Wi-Fi connection."
https://my.dazn.com/help/Troubleshooting
https://my.dazn.com/help/what-can-i-...is-bad-quality
https://my.dazn.com/help/Content-App-and-Functionality
https://my.dazn.com/help/supported-d...omepage-canada
"Simply connect your device using an ethernet cable to your router. In this way you will eliminate any streaming issues due to poor Wi-Fi connection."
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Apr 18th 2019, 6:23 pm
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Next week, I'll try the cable 'patch' with the refurb upstairs, if it arrives as scheduled.
Apr 22nd 2019, 6:31 pm
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Cable and adapter arrived. Works perfectly. Much better quality and no buffering in the short period of my experiment with DAZN and Netflix. 
Just need to get it run up through the ceiling and bedroom floor now. I'll need a handyman.
Just need to get it run up through the ceiling and bedroom floor now. I'll need a handyman.
Apr 23rd 2019, 5:05 am
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I like how this person did it - it's how I did it in the UK, lol. https://forums.macrumors.com/threads...#post-21464600
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Apr 23rd 2019, 4:23 pm
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https://www.wikihow.com/Install-Cabl...Pre-Built-Home Seems the complicated way to do it, lol..
I like how this person did it - it's how I did it in the UK, lol. https://forums.macrumors.com/threads...#post-21464600
I like how this person did it - it's how I did it in the UK, lol. https://forums.macrumors.com/threads...#post-21464600
We have an ethernet cable still connected from pre-wifi days. As luck would have it (I'm assuming it's lucky) it's right under where I would want it to arrive in my bedroom. I'm imagining it running up the side of the door frame, then the last few inches into the ceiling (ours are lower than usual) and it emerging through the floor close to the wall in my room just a few feet away fro the computer.
A perfectionist - like my brother - would probably remove the moulding on that part of the ceiling and replace it after so it hid the hole needed for the connector part to pass through and then do something similar with the baseboard upstairs. Someone like me would favour drilling the ceiling hole close to the wall, making another in the floor upstairs close to the wall - hoping not to drill into electrics or plumbing.
In my old house I secured some loose floorboards in the bathroom, hammering nails in. How was I to know it wasn't a good idea to hammer one in the centre of the floorboard?
Why was I hearing the sound of running water down in the kitchen? 
But even if I managed to drill the holes without setting fire to or flooding the house, how the hell do you get it aligned so you can get it through the second hole? Even if was a stiff piece of wire or dowel it would be difficult because you can't see under the floor, but with something floppy like a cable?
I'm mystified. I think it's a job for Handyman Wizard. The name he trades as.
Apr 23rd 2019, 7:32 pm
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That all looks very involved for me. I don't even recognise some of the terms used
We have an ethernet cable still connected from pre-wifi days. As luck would have it (I'm assuming it's lucky) it's right under where I would want it to arrive in my bedroom. I'm imagining it running up the side of the door frame, then the last few inches into the ceiling (ours are lower than usual) and it emerging through the floor close to the wall in my room just a few feet away fro the computer.
A perfectionist - like my brother - would probably remove the moulding on that part of the ceiling and replace it after so it hid the hole needed for the connector part to pass through and then do something similar with the baseboard upstairs. Someone like me would favour drilling the ceiling hole close to the wall, making another in the floor upstairs close to the wall - hoping not to drill into electrics or plumbing.
In my old house I secured some loose floorboards in the bathroom, hammering nails in. How was I to know it wasn't a good idea to hammer one in the centre of the floorboard? Why was I hearing the sound of running water down in the kitchen?
But even if I managed to drill the holes without setting fire to or flooding the house, how the hell do you get it aligned so you can get it through the second hole? Even if was a stiff piece of wire or dowel it would be difficult because you can't see under the floor, but with something floppy like a cable?
I'm mystified. I think it's a job for Handyman Wizard. The name he trades as.
We have an ethernet cable still connected from pre-wifi days. As luck would have it (I'm assuming it's lucky) it's right under where I would want it to arrive in my bedroom. I'm imagining it running up the side of the door frame, then the last few inches into the ceiling (ours are lower than usual) and it emerging through the floor close to the wall in my room just a few feet away fro the computer.
A perfectionist - like my brother - would probably remove the moulding on that part of the ceiling and replace it after so it hid the hole needed for the connector part to pass through and then do something similar with the baseboard upstairs. Someone like me would favour drilling the ceiling hole close to the wall, making another in the floor upstairs close to the wall - hoping not to drill into electrics or plumbing.
In my old house I secured some loose floorboards in the bathroom, hammering nails in. How was I to know it wasn't a good idea to hammer one in the centre of the floorboard?
Why was I hearing the sound of running water down in the kitchen? But even if I managed to drill the holes without setting fire to or flooding the house, how the hell do you get it aligned so you can get it through the second hole? Even if was a stiff piece of wire or dowel it would be difficult because you can't see under the floor, but with something floppy like a cable?
I'm mystified. I think it's a job for Handyman Wizard. The name he trades as.
Simple 
If you are, then it's still possible to do it that way, but you need a really long piece of fishing line that you tie to the top of the ethernet cable and secure it to something (so you can pull it up again) - leave it really long and then... pull the ethernet cable gently down at ceiling level in the lower room until you can see the end of the fishing line .... pull the fishing line down until you have enough to make a loop big enough that when you pull the ethernet cable back up there'll still be a foot of it left hanging.
Pull the ethernet cable back and secure, untie the line from it... then pull the fishing wire down until you have enough to tie it to the new cable.. then pull the new cable back up so it lays next to the ethernet cable and secure upstairs
simples ...Bodgit and Legit
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Apr 23rd 2019, 11:28 pm
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Re: DAZN fotball streams
@ Siouxie
Because I wanted to make sure it worked with the computer upstairs (and I didn't want to bring that one down just to try it) I bought a cable to run from the existing one through the house and up the stairs. Just to test, not permanently. That's the one I plan to use and for the moment it's only going to be used half a dozen times until next August when the footie I watch on TV moves to DAZN. So until then, there's no urgency to have connected properly.
The original ethernet cable is actually long enough to have done the job, but I wouldn't have been sure it worked without doing it. And it will still be useful, so I'm sticking with the new one.
I'm still mystified though. How am I threading fishing line through the top hole and into the bottom hole when I can't see it? I'm imagining trying to thread a needle blindfolded.
Because I wanted to make sure it worked with the computer upstairs (and I didn't want to bring that one down just to try it) I bought a cable to run from the existing one through the house and up the stairs. Just to test, not permanently. That's the one I plan to use and for the moment it's only going to be used half a dozen times until next August when the footie I watch on TV moves to DAZN. So until then, there's no urgency to have connected properly.
The original ethernet cable is actually long enough to have done the job, but I wouldn't have been sure it worked without doing it. And it will still be useful, so I'm sticking with the new one.
I'm still mystified though. How am I threading fishing line through the top hole and into the bottom hole when I can't see it? I'm imagining trying to thread a needle blindfolded.
Apr 24th 2019, 6:26 am
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Re: DAZN fotball streams
@ Siouxie
Because I wanted to make sure it worked with the computer upstairs (and I didn't want to bring that one down just to try it) I bought a cable to run from the existing one through the house and up the stairs. Just to test, not permanently. That's the one I plan to use and for the moment it's only going to be used half a dozen times until next August when the footie I watch on TV moves to DAZN. So until then, there's no urgency to have connected properly.
The original ethernet cable is actually long enough to have done the job, but I wouldn't have been sure it worked without doing it. And it will still be useful, so I'm sticking with the new one.
I'm still mystified though. How am I threading fishing line through the top hole and into the bottom hole when I can't see it? I'm imagining trying to thread a needle blindfolded.
Because I wanted to make sure it worked with the computer upstairs (and I didn't want to bring that one down just to try it) I bought a cable to run from the existing one through the house and up the stairs. Just to test, not permanently. That's the one I plan to use and for the moment it's only going to be used half a dozen times until next August when the footie I watch on TV moves to DAZN. So until then, there's no urgency to have connected properly.
The original ethernet cable is actually long enough to have done the job, but I wouldn't have been sure it worked without doing it. And it will still be useful, so I'm sticking with the new one.
I'm still mystified though. How am I threading fishing line through the top hole and into the bottom hole when I can't see it? I'm imagining trying to thread a needle blindfolded.
