Rugby World Cup
Its getting closer and closer, and now I'm starting to wonder what channel is showing the matches. I know that versus is showing a few of the games.
Does anyone know who is showing the rest? or will it be a case of watching over the internet. :frown: I know I can't get that irish Channel cos we don't have satalite. Ta Amanda |
Re: Rugby World Cup
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showt...hlight=setanta
Oh sorry didn't read that last sentence. You can get it streamed on your computer via Setanta.com if I am not mistaken. I got satellite specifically for the RWC :lol: |
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Cool :D
But what does this bit mean?? **Important: Please note that the Rugby World Cup 2007 and NRL are not available On-Demand. (Both are available on the on-line simulcasts) I'm a bit backwards when it comes to computer stuff! Ta |
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I take it to mean that they're available freely once you pay your subscription to Setanta and not have to pay extra in order to view the games?
Someone more knowledgeable will come along soon, I'm sure :) |
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Originally Posted by Amandabee
(Post 5265549)
Cool :D
But what does this bit mean?? **Important: Please note that the Rugby World Cup 2007 and NRL are not available On-Demand. (Both are available on the on-line simulcasts) I'm a bit backwards when it comes to computer stuff! Ta |
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Several matches will be on 'Free Cable' so I just discovered. Versus channel (formerly Outdoor Life Channel) will be showing a few games (versus is the channel that has the Tour de France). Looks like a bit of a delay judging from some of the times, but might be good for some folks.
http://www.versus.com/nw/article/vie...=true&catID=76 9/9/2007 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm France vs Argentina 9/10/2007 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm USA vs England 9/13/2007 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm USA vs Tonga 9/16/2007 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm England vs South Africa 9/23/2007 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm France vs Ireland 9/24/2007 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Scotland vs New Zealand 9/27/2007 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm Samoa vs USA |
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I had seen those penguin, which is now why I'm trying to find somewhere else! How can they not show the finals, and other matches? It beats me!
its things like this that totally infuriate me over here. We live in the 'best' country in the world... supposedly, but they can get their butts into gear to put some decent sport on TV. does anyone know if I get the santana thing online, if I can download the games, and then burn to a dvd? Amanda |
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Originally Posted by Amandabee
(Post 5268554)
I had seen those penguin, which is now why I'm trying to find somewhere else! How can they not show the finals, and other matches? It beats me!
its things like this that totally infuriate me over here. We live in the 'best' country in the world... supposedly, but they can get their butts into gear to put some decent sport on TV. does anyone know if I get the santana thing online, if I can download the games, and then burn to a dvd? Amanda *runs and hides* |
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Originally Posted by Redlippie
(Post 5265509)
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showt...hlight=setanta
Oh sorry didn't read that last sentence. You can get it streamed on your computer via Setanta.com if I am not mistaken. I got satellite specifically for the RWC :lol: |
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I am so exicted :D.
We met at the RWC last time in brisbane, and went to loads of games. We were there when NZ did the haka against tonga and they had a 'haka' off on the pitch. It was awesome. We've got tickets this time too.... I AM SO EXCITED |
Re: Rugby World Cup
Originally Posted by Amandabee
(Post 5268554)
does anyone know if I get the santana thing online, if I can download the games, and then burn to a dvd?
Well...basically no. You might be able to get a stream ripper program that does video to capture the Setanta broadband stream and convert it into a file which could then eventually be burned into a DVD, but from what I've been told about Setanta broadband, it is a very low quality / small sized window that would look pretty ugly on your tv (Setanta broadband, not Setanta IPTV). I haven't seen it myself but that's the feedback I'm getting. You can buy a Globecast system ($179) and then subscribe to Setanta for a month ($14.95) and then cancel afterwards. Globecast is an encrypted system (like Dish, but different) in which you can pick and choose the stations you want. http://sadoun.com/Sat/Order/Satellit...st-Systems.htm The other option is TVAnts. I downloaded it the other day and have been watching a ton of football and other sports (though in many different languages). I get all the Eurosport channels in many different languages, along with a ton of Chinese sports channels, Sky News, BBC 24 and BBC World. There very well may be some rugby thrown up come the World Cup. |
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Originally Posted by rugbymatt
(Post 5268594)
You are going to be bitterly disappointed when you go home early then, all that money wasted.
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Originally Posted by Amandabee
(Post 5268554)
How can they not show the finals, and other matches? It beats me!
its things like this that totally infuriate me over here. We live in the 'best' country in the world... supposedly, but they can get their butts into gear to put some decent sport on TV. Same reason the BBC isn't showing the game--they don't have the rights. The North American rights were bought up by Setanta who resold some to Versus and gave some pay per view rights to Comcast (though at a high price). http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/...da875e93418a36 "Cable customers can get much of the action via programming provider In Demand, the co-venture of Comcast, Cox and Time Warner, which will offer 23 Cup matches live. In Demand has 33 million addressable homes. Consumers can pay $24.95 per game, with the final going for $29.95, or buy all matches for $199.95." |
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Originally Posted by Redlippie
(Post 5268645)
It shall be interesting to see which one of us has the dunce signature, now won't it? :rofl:
Because in a drunken fit of stupidity we handed that responsibility over to Rushy!!! |
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"Cable customers can get much of the action via programming provider In Demand, the co-venture of Comcast, Cox and Time Warner, which will offer 23 Cup matches live. In Demand has 33 million addressable homes. Consumers can pay $24.95 per game, with the final going for $29.95, or buy all matches for $199.95."[/QUOTE]
Holy shit:eek: |
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