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In my experience with trying to watch sports streams in Germany the experience of paying for it is usually worse than using some random IPTV provider. Until la
by dewey 6y ago
In my experience with trying to watch sports streams in Germany the experience of paying for it is usually worse than using some random IPTV provider.
Until last year Eurosport had a horrible app where instead of watching the segments you want you had half an hour of the previous event in there just because something ran longer and it was cut at pre-determined times.
For F1 it's even worse as F1 TV (the official streaming service of the F1) is now not available in Germany any more and has been replaced by a Sky Sport subscription that costs three times more per year than before. As someone who prefers to watch Sky UK's F1 coverage there's really no way around paying for pirated streams from some random IPTV provider every month. Funnily enough the official F1 TV service was mostly unusable or down during the race weekends while the pirated streams were working well and with faster loading times.
- mschuster91 6y ago> For F1 it's even worse as F1 TV (the official streaming service of the F1) is now not available in Germany any more and has been replaced by a Sky Sport subscription that costs three times more per year than before. Sky has really gone downhill, lol. Their STBs were/still are slow as molasses, their customer service atrocious, and to add insult to injury they don't even stream all soccer matches. Glad I cut the cord some years ago - and I'm not surprised at all that Big Pay TV is attempting to buy some legislation to keep them alive...
- DavidVoid 6y agoF1 TV has gotten more reliable as of late. Their website still sucks, but watching via the third-part app Race Control has worked really well for me.