National League Television

[Rene Artois]

Is owned by Stream AMG.
Which is owned by PA Media (formerly the Press Association)
All stitched up, innit?
As archaic as the FA (est 1863)… Fleet Street Flunkeys (est 1868).

[mistertonmick]

does it matter Rene

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Sharp_Shooter24

[Rene Artois]

To some it will, as they will be prevented from watching the top of the table clash of the titans.

Arsenal v Crystal Palace… no thanks.

[mistertonmick]

governed by Premier League rules not National League

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Sharp_Shooter24

[Rene Artois]

I should have continued the ‘chat’ in the Tamworth thread.

[Rene Artois]

See Tamworth thread, page 3.

[Rene Artois]

Where’s our game gone tonight?
It seems to have disappeared off of the schedule?

[Scunnytim]

Game is off!!

[Rene Artois]

Watching Chezzy v Woking on TV
Got Tamworth v Boston on tablet.
And Scarborough have just gone 1-0 up at Blyth Spartans which I’ve got on the phone.
lol

[Rene Artois]

Chezzy have a good camera, whatever it is. Great quality video from there.
All 3 games are pretty poor.
Think I’ll watch a film.

[BigLeftToe]

Just in case anyone was wondering, National League TV will issue a refund if you purchased the game within 2 hours of kick off. I emailed them yesterday evening and got a refund today.

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Deereyme66

[Deereyme66]

As did Rene.

[Rene Artois]

I’m off to warmer climes for a period this week.

My thinking is that my UK phone with my UK provider would prevent me from watching our games on NLTV?

I’m thinking that in order to watch the games, I may have to purchase a phone & SIM card of the country that I’m in?

Has anyone any experience of this?

Or, do we have any super-tech guys who know the answer?

I’ll check it out using my phone first – if that’s no good, I’ll just buy a local phone to watch the games.

UTI

[Rene Artois]

I’ve emailed them (NLTV) in order to hopefully get a definitive answer.

[Ferrite]

Rene Artois wrote:

My thinking is that my UK phone with my UK provider would prevent me from watching our games on NLTV?

I’m thinking that in order to watch the games, I may have to purchase a phone & SIM card of the country that I’m in?

An overseas wifi network will have an overseas IP address so that should be fine.

[wotnowbrncow]

NLTV appears to be viewable worldwide so there should be no geolocation restrictions on the IP address that your phone picks up (so basically it should work on your phone as long as you have a good data signal or a wifi connection)

If you’re using mobile data then what IP address you pick up will depend on how your UK carrier has your data setup, some use local breakout so you will pick up an overseas IP, some use proxies back in the UK to pick up a UK IP address. Either way though you should be fine to use your phone without the need to buy a local one.

[Ferrite]

I think he’s talking about Saturday 3pm games which aren’t usually available in the UK.

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wotnowbrncow

[Rene Artois]

Ferrite wrote:

Rene Artois wrote:

My thinking is that my UK phone with my UK provider would prevent me from watching our games on NLTV?

I’m thinking that in order to watch the games, I may have to purchase a phone & SIM card of the country that I’m in?

An overseas wifi network will have an overseas IP address so that should be fine.

Dur… how dumb of me – I’ll be able to access it using the Wi-Fi rather than my phone.
Slaps forehead… I’ll go and stand in the corner for a while!
Thanks for the help.

[Rene Artois]

Ferrite wrote:

I think he’s talking about Saturday 3pm games which aren’t usually available in the UK.

Great. I’ll just use the Wi-Fi rather than my phone service provider.
Thanks.

[Rene Artois]

Ferrite wrote:

I think he’s talking about Saturday 3pm games which aren’t usually available in the UK.

Yeah, the Saturday 3pm games… but I’ll want to watch the mid-week ones too.
Cheers.

[wotnowbrncow]

Rene Artois wrote:

Ferrite wrote:

I think he’s talking about Saturday 3pm games which aren’t usually available in the UK.

Yeah, the Saturday 3pm games… but I’ll want to watch the mid-week ones too.
Cheers.

Ah ok, in that case then wifi is your friend

[Rene Artois]

That’ll be great!

[Apollo11]

Has anyone UK-based out there actually been able to watch any Saturday 3pm games, using a VPN / proxy server?

[bartonscorpion]

My youngest son spends six weeks in America and then sux weeks at home on his shift system, and watches his team Derby every week, and for his time in the UK justs logs in as being in America so that he can watch all Saterdays games as well. So you can possibly do the same pal, but I would have thought that you would welcome a rest from Scunny matches the way that they are playing right now ha ha.
Enjoy your holiday.

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Rene Artois

[MK Iron]

I have watched Saturday away games using a vpn for years.

Works fine in efl and National League but National League North don’t stream Saturday games so not an option while we are in this league. They have recently dropped their commitment to stream all NLN midweek games and only stream a limited selection.

So far Iron’s midweek games have been selected and would imagine this will continue due to size of fan base.

If any needs help on choosing/using a vpn give me a shout. Beware most van’s don’t work for doing this.

[cassidystash]

Only Sat 3.00 games for NL I think, not NLN or NLS.

[Rene Artois]

Darlington Tuesday 5th March:

https://www.nationalleaguetv.com/schedule

[Rene Artois]

Monday 11th March 2024 – 10:30am

Game – Tues 12th March Spennymoor v Iron

It’s half past ten in the morning and tomorrow evenings package aren’t up for sale yet.

Come on NLTV… get a grip!

[Rene Artois]

Tonight’s game is now available to purchase.
UTI.

https://www.nationalleaguetv.com/packages

[MK Iron]

Warrington game being streamed without VPN on international break weekend.

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