OUTV - Domestic & International Broadcasting

[Paul Cannell]

I'm usually fine here in Sweden, but when I'm not, I go visit my grandparents in Italy.

What I did find weird was that 2 weeks ago, when I was physically over in England yet unable to attend the game v Watford, I was still able to stream it live on my phone (without having to go through any...alternate routes). As a 3pm Saturday kick-off, I shouldn't have been able to do that within the UK, should I?

You have a contract with a Swedish operator? I doubt they (the streaming company) check roaming status.

 

[Manorlounger]

Invested in a Nord VPN to see if that improves the streaming quality. McAfee just doesn't have the quality.

Vast improvement. Picture quality better, no shudder and steady for the whole game. Can't believe I thought McAffee was ok!

 

[Paul Cannell]

Dial-up modems were OK in their day

 

[Northstandboy]

Invested in a Nord VPN to see if that improves the streaming quality. McAfee just doesn't have the quality.

I could have got you a deal for Surfshark, I never have any issues.

 

[Manorlounger]

I could have got you a deal for Surfshark, I never have any issues.

Oh well, never mind. Truth be known, being able to see all the action wasn't such a good thing!!

 

[FAB Admin]

There is now a "where to watch" tab under the OUTV section of the main website. Most matches are broadcast on OUTV in all international territories, however if a match has been selected for local broadcast the club will provide a list of the countries affected approximately 24 hours before the match, once the up to date information is provided by the EFL.
See https://www.oufc.co.uk/where-watch

 

[BrockBuster]

Any idea what the setup would be for international followers for streaming via our in-house service for the new season in League One?

If I happened to be considering a move to a foreign country, which would be likely to have the most coverage if I bought an international viewing season ticket?

 

[Emilio]

Any idea what the setup would be for international followers for streaming via our in-house service for the new season in League One?

If I happened to be considering a move to a foreign country, which would be likely to have the most coverage if I bought an international viewing season ticket?

My experience is that Italy and Spain don't tend to have EFL broadcasting rights, so on the odd occasion when I am unable to stream matches on OUTV from here in Sweden, I hop on over to one of those countries temporarily.

 

[Barbadosyellow]

I was on a monthly subscription last season which was extended for free to 31/7. I hope it doesn't renew automatically as I plan to just buy the odd individual match this season?

 

[Barbadosyellow]

My experience is that Italy and Spain don't tend to have EFL broadcasting rights, so on the odd occasion when I am unable to stream matches on OUTV from here in Sweden, I hop on over to one of those countries temporarily.

Belgium is often a good bet as well

 

[Osleroad]

I was on a monthly subscription last season which was extended for free to 31/7. I hope it doesn't renew automatically as I plan to just buy the odd individual match this season?

The monthly one does I think though for a season audio like me it's a manual renewal.

 

[Emilio]

The monthly one does I think though for a season audio like me it's a manual renewal.

Correct - Season passes (audio or video) need to be renewed manually. Monthly passes auto-renew.

 

[chuckbert]

Correct - Season passes (audio or video) need to be renewed manually.

In the words of Peter Sellers “manually … or once a year”.