Eurosport on Discovery via Prime

[albion]

I never resubscribed, myself happy to reduce my TV viewing.
BT Discovery have a massive problem now. Those BT subscribers can save £24 per month by reducing to the Eurosport subscription thus giving 'some sport'. I expect a fairly fast escalation from the current £7 per month which itself was a £2 per month increase for most.

 

[Dogtrousers]

Noticed on the Roku it gives thumbnails of the picture as you fast forward. On my LG TV it still has the annoying habit of needing two attempts to load a program.

No preview of where you are forwarding to on Sky/D+. You just have to hit and hope.

Although I did notice that my phone "knew" how far I'd got on the D+ box. So maybe I can tag-team them - use the phone for forwarding and the sky box/big telly for watching. Will experiment.

 

[Paulus]

Sorry someone on another forum said she's on it. I've just watched it, I'm not sure who she is but is called the Breakaway Team https://www.eurosport.com/cycling/u...endish-s-2024-propects_vid2090262/video.shtml

Edit: it seems like she is in the team but I don't think other the stage predictions she didn't feature.

Orla was back on Eurosport Saturday and Sunday.

 

[Alex321]

I'm finding their streaming in the evening is pretty poor. Forever stopping and buffering.

And definitely them, not me, because I can switch to an HD youtube video and stream it flawlessly.

 

[HLaB]

I'm finding their streaming in the evening is pretty poor. Forever stopping and buffering.

And definitely them, not me, because I can switch to an HD youtube video and stream it flawlessly.

Other than the odd occasion when they've apologised on air for the picture break up 🤞 I've had no problem. What I did find annoying until I worked it out, Discovery + got stuck on ambient sound yesterday 😐

 

[albion]

Other than the odd occasion when they've apologised on air for the picture break up 🤞 I've had no problem. What I did find annoying until I worked it out, Discovery + got stuck on ambient sound yesterday 😐

Think yourself lucky. The BBC English stream of the Scotland Phillipines football match seemed to permanently switch to an employee unwittingly wolfing his lunch whilst video monitoring.