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Topic # 191539 8-Feb-2016 08:16
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Please save me from having to fast forward through ESPN's horrible promos at every ad break. I've installed the CBS Sports app. I'm using Unotelly and have set Dynamo Channel Option 1 to the US to pick up CBS Sports. However, every time I try to fire up the live feed I get "This event is not available in your location".

 

Any thoughts, please?

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  Reply # 1487275 8-Feb-2016 08:22
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its live on tv 1 and on the pop up channel 50



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  Reply # 1487276 8-Feb-2016 08:30
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It is, but I was really hoping to get the US experience with the ads.



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  Reply # 1487325 8-Feb-2016 11:57
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Working now. Low bitrate, though.

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  Reply # 1487350 8-Feb-2016 12:12
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I wonder if the lowbitrate on Amazon Fire TV has anything to do with my Netflix low bitrate problem on Unotelly. If you could please test later watching this video and let me know on this thread? 

 

(You can't find that video on Amazon Fire TV Netflix, you have to find on browser, add to My List and then you will see it on ATV).




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  Reply # 1487365 8-Feb-2016 12:17
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sbowness:

 

Please save me from having to fast forward through ESPN's horrible promos at every ad break. I've installed the CBS Sports app. I'm using Unotelly and have set Dynamo Channel Option 1 to the US to pick up CBS Sports. However, every time I try to fire up the live feed I get "This event is not available in your location".

 

Any thoughts, please?

 

 

I get the same thing.  I suspect Unotelly is doing some creative routing  for Netflix which kills some of the Amazon apps..




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  Reply # 1487369 8-Feb-2016 12:20
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Will do, Mauricio. Just searching the web,, I'm not sure that the app does HD. I'm watching the BBC's coverage on the iPlayer and that's happily in HD.

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  Reply # 1487376 8-Feb-2016 12:25
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It's HD with 5.1 on tv1 unless they start doing ads and cutting the game don't bother with streams...




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  Reply # 1487378 8-Feb-2016 12:27
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Indeed. Just switched over to them.

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