Care to share that? Don't see it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Real ale Madrid
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Care to share that? Don't see it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Real ale Madrid
Skip the ad laden RTÉ player and go direct to the source - http://www.delfi.ee/misc/export/stre...?stream=babahhQuote:
Originally Posted by gufcfan
There are ways around ads on the RTE Player. I don't get any.Quote:
Originally Posted by ToberonaTornado
Where is it on the RTE player?
These streams are usually useless.
This is the same stream Dundalk used on their web page last week that never buffered once during the match.Quote:
Originally Posted by Duggie
Don't know where the RTÉ ip is or whether it will have commentart=y on it?
I'm off to the match anyway. #CmonTheTown
Rovers won't get a better chance than that. Bad miss.
Doesn't seem to be any stream on RTE online for Dundalk
as seen on another thread Nigel and it works!
http://www.delfi.ee/misc/export/stre...eam=babahh_tv3
Very good quality stream from Estonia for the Dundalk game
Typical
RTE advertising the Dundalk match on RTE player earlier (complete with photo) - now no sign of it. https://www.rte.ie/player/ie/live/3/
Dundalk v AEK Larnaca will be on Eir Sports according to the DFC twitter.
2nd leg next week tooQuote:
Originally Posted by Yossarian
Do Dundalk charge a fee for rights or is it all done through UEFA? I'm guessing the uefa prizemoney must be mostly derived from TV rights...Quote:
Originally Posted by Yossarian
TV rights belong to the host club for the qualifiers. From the play-offs onwards UEFA own the rightsQuote:
Originally Posted by Buller
Delighted its on tv. Nice one.
That makes sense, thanks! Any idea how much? Or is it just the usual ~€5,000 league tv appearance fee Eir Sport would be willing to pay? I'd say theres more potential interest in this than a standard league match.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ezeikial
it's always negotiable, but the interest from the visitors TV market is the big factor.Quote:
Originally Posted by Buller
If they are interested in broadcasting, then they need a clean TV-ready feed. The oversees broadcaster could provide this themselves, hire a local contractor or the home club could do a deal with a home broadcaster, like eir, to make this happen
Best wishes to Dundalk tonight. Do the league proud lads
Just signed up to Eir - spurred by the 2 Dundalk games and the odd LOI game being shown there.
When you join they ask you to select your favourite sport from a drop down menu. The menu has both 'basketball' and 'Irish basketball', but just 'football' (no Irish equivalent offered, strangely - as I'd have thoguht they'd get more subscriptions off the back of the LOI than form Irish bball). Then once you've selected football, it asks you to pick your favouroite team from a drop donw menu - with lots of English and international options, but no Irish or even a generic 'League of Ireland' option.
I've emailed Eir to tell them this is a bit strange, and they should be capturing data on the demand for their Irish games. I'd advise current or future Eir subscribers to do likewise.
Any link to the game for those who dont have Eir sport
Normally premier sports on the modbro app has what Eir are showing.Quote:
Originally Posted by pateen
It will be on RojaDirecta, a pretty decent streaming service for soccer
Neither Mobdro or RojaDirecta are working.
Any links at all?
SkorLive i hear is good :confused: used it once and was ok'ish. surprised Roja not workingQuote:
Originally Posted by pateen
Duffy doing well though a little selfish.
Lets hope Dundalk get one in the second half
Also announced today was live coverage of Cork City v Rosenborg in the Europa League 3rd qualifying round. The first leg will be live from Turners Cross on RTÉ2 and RTÉ Player next Thursday 9 August with the return leg live on Thursday 16 August.
rte always jump on the wagon at the last hurdle
Damned if you do, damned if you don't. Glad to see RTE pick this up.