[saltyamigo]

Get a Roku express or if you need 4K get a Roku Stick+, one of the few devices that has all the main apps on it. Netflix, Amazon, Now TV, Google Play Store, Ratuken, iPlayer, tvplayer, Spotify, etc.

[teaston]

Or get a decent smart TV, pretty sure my LG will do all of them. And just one remote, it even controls the Sky box and surround amp!

[Abzynthe]

Originally Posted by teaston

Or get a decent smart TV, pretty sure my LG will do all of them. And just one remote, it even controls the Sky box and surround amp!

That is on my list tbh.
All TVs except my main one are smart TVs, but only one does Amazon, and I dont think any do NowTV.

[Goneinsixtyseconds]

Originally Posted by AndyMD

Thus may be a way. Copied from hotukdeals

Sony own the broadcast rights to F1, Champions League, MotoGP and UFC plus more in India.

Using an Indian VPN you can watch sports for FREE at sonyliv.com

A premium subscription is available at 499 rupees per year, or roughly £5.50 which gives access to movie channels etc but the sports coverage is free, no login required.

You can watch via the website or use iOS, Android and Android TV apps including Chromecast ability.

Totally legal, Sony-owned service. Nothing shady about it.

Enjoy!


SPIEL:


On June 1, 2014, Sony Pictures Networks India launched LIV Sports, a digital sports entertainment property.

LIV Sports was the official mobile and Internet broadcaster for the 2014 FIFA World Cup starting June 12. LIV Sports showed both live and video-on-demand match content with statistics and analysis.

It also broadcasts La Liga, Serie A, Ligue 1 , UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE, UEFA EUROPA LEAGUE, in football.

It broadcasts international cricket matches played by Pakistan , Australia, Sri Lanka , South Africa , West Indies and Zimbabwe , MOTO GP, WWE RAW , Smackdown and other WWE Pay-Per-Views, UFC and NBA

After Sony's acquisition of Ten Sports Network all TEN Sports live programs also began broadcasting on Sony LIV.

Note: Premier League football is on Hotstar (www.hotstar.com) formerly known as Star Sports. For £2 per year (299 rupees)

I was going to give this a try, but can't find a free Indian VPN. Not signing up and paying for one, as it defeats the object, plus who knows if it will work or not!

Anyone know a free Indian VPN?

[f30dRS]

Originally Posted by AndyMD

Thus may be a way. Copied from hotukdeals

Sony own the broadcast rights to F1, Champions League, MotoGP and UFC plus more in India.

Using an Indian VPN you can watch sports for FREE at sonyliv.com

A premium subscription is available at 499 rupees per year, or roughly £5.50 which gives access to movie channels etc but the sports coverage is free, no login required.

You can watch via the website or use iOS, Android and Android TV apps including Chromecast ability.

Totally legal, Sony-owned service. Nothing shady about it.

Enjoy!


SPIEL:


On June 1, 2014, Sony Pictures Networks India launched LIV Sports, a digital sports entertainment property.

LIV Sports was the official mobile and Internet broadcaster for the 2014 FIFA World Cup starting June 12. LIV Sports showed both live and video-on-demand match content with statistics and analysis.

It also broadcasts La Liga, Serie A, Ligue 1 , UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE, UEFA EUROPA LEAGUE, in football.

It broadcasts international cricket matches played by Pakistan , Australia, Sri Lanka , South Africa , West Indies and Zimbabwe , MOTO GP, WWE RAW , Smackdown and other WWE Pay-Per-Views, UFC and NBA

After Sony's acquisition of Ten Sports Network all TEN Sports live programs also began broadcasting on Sony LIV.

Note: Premier League football is on Hotstar (www.hotstar.com) formerly known as Star Sports. For £2 per year (299 rupees)

Just tried this and it does work. Was able to view the Milan derby which was live and the UFC fights from last night were also on there to view. Interesting

[Goneinsixtyseconds]

Originally Posted by f30dRS

Just tried this and it does work. Was able to view the Milan derby which was live and the UFC fights from last night were also on there to view. Interesting

Did you use a free VPN, or a paid one? Cheers

[f30dRS]

Originally Posted by Goneinsixtyseconds

Did you use a free VPN, or a paid one? Cheers

A paid one PureVPN

[Goneinsixtyseconds]

Originally Posted by f30dRS

A paid one PureVPN

Ok, cheers

[f30dRS]

struggling to see F1 on there though - seems to be missing from highlights.

[Goneinsixtyseconds]

Anyone know a way to see PGA Tour?

[Broncho]

Originally Posted by Goneinsixtyseconds

Anyone know a way to see PGA Tour?

https://www.pgatour.com/tournaments/tickets.html

[Goneinsixtyseconds]

Originally Posted by Broncho

https://www.pgatour.com/tournaments/tickets.html

Thanks. Very funny.

I've got tickets for the PGA championship in September at Wentworth.

Cancelled SKY Sports, I only watched golf on it. Down to absolute minimum package now.

If I want golf back on it's own, it's £18 a month, and £10 a month for HD, so I can see the ball. £336 a year!

In America, the full season on NBC is 49 dollars, so £37. About the same as 40 days worth in the UK!

[Broncho]

Originally Posted by Goneinsixtyseconds

Thanks. Very funny.

I've got tickets for the PGA championship in September at Wentworth.

Cancelled SKY Sports, I only watched golf on it. Down to absolute minimum package now.

If I want golf back on it's own, it's £18 a month, and £10 a month for HD, so I can see the ball. £336 a year!

In America, the full season on NBC is 49 dollars, so £37. About the same as 40 days worth in the UK!

There’s loads of live sports apps in the App Store on iPhone and android that stream live sports, I use them for the football all the time, the golf will be on there as well.