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Last year you could get them all on iPlayer on a connected TV, with centre also in 4K UHD. All courts could never be made available on traditional channels. How on earth would going to Amazon make it better accessed?
Amazon might be wanted by Tennis fans to bid for Wimbledon if the BBC makes it harder to watch every court again i.e if extra courts are s only available on tablets or laptops it will be a decline in service and off putting to those who only watch things on a TV and mean every other tournament around the world is better accessed than Wimbledon.
Last year you could get them all on iPlayer on a connected TV, with centre also in 4K UHD. All courts could never be made available on traditional channels. How on earth would going to Amazon make it better accessed?
DV
The BBC can only offer up to 6 additional courts via the red button anyway (only one on terrestrial), the rest are all online only and that just fine, it's a very easy service to use, and it's free.
Every other tournament is on Amazon Prime Video or Eurosport (with Eurosport Player), so I'm not sure what you mean by them being better-accessed than Wimbledon is.
Amazon might be wanted by Tennis fans to bid for Wimbledon if the BBC makes it harder to watch every court again i.e if extra courts are s only available on tablets or laptops it will be a decline in service and off putting to those who only watch things on a TV and mean every other tournament around the world is better accessed than Wimbledon.
The BBC can only offer up to 6 additional courts via the red button anyway (only one on terrestrial), the rest are all online only and that just fine, it's a very easy service to use, and it's free.
Every other tournament is on Amazon Prime Video or Eurosport (with Eurosport Player), so I'm not sure what you mean by them being better-accessed than Wimbledon is.
Last edited by dvboy on 28 January 2020 1:30am
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Amazon might be wanted by Tennis fans to bid for Wimbledon if the BBC makes it harder to watch every court again i.e if extra courts are s only available on tablets or laptops it will be a decline in service and off putting to those who only watch things on a TV and mean every other tournament around the world is better accessed than Wimbledon.
The BBC can only offer up to 6 additional courts via the red button anyway (only one on terrestrial), the rest are all online only and that just fine, it's a very easy service to use, and it's free.
Every other tournament is on Amazon Prime Video or Eurosport (with Eurosport Player), so I'm not sure what you mean by them being better-accessed than Wimbledon is.
But are they all going on the Iplayer connected tv app - or will some only be avalible on computer/tablets rather through connected tv.
MA
The BBC can only offer up to 6 additional courts via the red button anyway (only one on terrestrial), the rest are all online only and that just fine, it's a very easy service to use, and it's free.
Every other tournament is on Amazon Prime Video or Eurosport (with Eurosport Player), so I'm not sure what you mean by them being better-accessed than Wimbledon is.
But are they all going on the Iplayer connected tv app - or will some only be avalible on computer/tablets rather through connected tv.
Obviously they will all be available on connected tv
Amazon might be wanted by Tennis fans to bid for Wimbledon if the BBC makes it harder to watch every court again i.e if extra courts are s only available on tablets or laptops it will be a decline in service and off putting to those who only watch things on a TV and mean every other tournament around the world is better accessed than Wimbledon.
The BBC can only offer up to 6 additional courts via the red button anyway (only one on terrestrial), the rest are all online only and that just fine, it's a very easy service to use, and it's free.
Every other tournament is on Amazon Prime Video or Eurosport (with Eurosport Player), so I'm not sure what you mean by them being better-accessed than Wimbledon is.
But are they all going on the Iplayer connected tv app - or will some only be avalible on computer/tablets rather through connected tv.
Obviously they will all be available on connected tv
BM
BM11
The BBC can only offer up to 6 additional courts via the red button anyway (only one on terrestrial), the rest are all online only and that just fine, it's a very easy service to use, and it's free.
Every other tournament is on Amazon Prime Video or Eurosport (with Eurosport Player), so I'm not sure what you mean by them being better-accessed than Wimbledon is.
But are they all going on the Iplayer connected tv app - or will some only be avalible on computer/tablets rather through connected tv.
Obviously they will all be available on connected tv
Well some apps are weaker on Connected tv compared to websites through I imagine live sport is more popular via Connected tv than on a computer.
MA
Obviously they will all be available on connected tv
Well some apps are weaker on Connected tv compared to websites through I imagine live sport is more popular via Connected tv than on a computer.
Have you ever used iPlayer on a connected tv?
But are they all going on the Iplayer connected tv app - or will some only be avalible on computer/tablets rather through connected tv.
Obviously they will all be available on connected tv
Well some apps are weaker on Connected tv compared to websites through I imagine live sport is more popular via Connected tv than on a computer.
Have you ever used iPlayer on a connected tv?
BM
BM11
Obviously they will all be available on connected tv
Well some apps are weaker on Connected tv compared to websites through I imagine live sport is more popular via Connected tv than on a computer.
Have you ever used iPlayer on a connected tv?
Yeah it works well but ITV Hub for example is poorer through connected tv because only 2016 + models handle subtitles.
DV
Bizarre choice of Oxford U - Newcastle U as the BBC FACR4R match, imo. Leaves Tottenham - Southampton on Wed for BTSport. I'm wondering whether BT might offer other matches on the Tuesday too.