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English Football League/IFollow Streams general question

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cloudspring99

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Hi all, for those that have a iptv provider I am wondering what English Football league/Ifollow streams are like.

Do most providers both have the home team and away team streams/feeds. I know sometimes they use the same video feed but they have different commentaries

Do most providers have back ups as well, just curious if different providers give these as my one has no back ups and sometimes only show the home teams feed.

Thanks.
 
It depends mate quite a lot are on skysports+ as well

I don't think many do the local commentary now but normally have backup streams
 
mike123 said:
It depends mate quite a lot are on skysports+ as well

I don't think many do the local commentary now but normally have backup streams
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Do you know if the EPG usually says what games playing on each skyports+ channel? Or is it just a case of trial and error to find the right game.
 
cloudspring99 said:
Hi all, for those that have a iptv provider I am wondering what English Football league/Ifollow streams are like.

Do most providers both have the home team and away team streams/feeds. I know sometimes they use the same video feed but they have different commentaries

Do most providers have back ups as well, just curious if different providers give these as my one has no back ups and sometimes only show the home teams feed.

Thanks.
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Mine does home and away streams (same stream) : It also includes the relevant local BBC radio commentary, most times but not always....!
 
I’m trying to find a reliable IPTV service, unfortunately it’s extremely difficult to find information on this forum to eliminate the bad and know the good services, any help much appreciated.
 
AdolfLittler said:
I’m trying to find a reliable IPTV service, unfortunately it’s extremely difficult to find information on this forum to eliminate the bad and know the good services, any help much appreciated.
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Unfortunately it’s just trial and error. Best bet is to go on the request IPTV thread and just try lots of free trials until you find one you’re happy with.
 
AdolfLittler said:
I’m trying to find a reliable IPTV service, unfortunately it’s extremely difficult to find information on this forum to eliminate the bad and know the good services, any help much appreciated.
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Sure, the bad services are those that you dont like and the best ones are those that you do like.
If you find one that is excellent but it's being sold by someone who's only been here a week or a month then you have to decide whether it's worth a gamble, he could be gone by Tuesday.
If you find a service that isn't quite as good as his, but the seller has been around a decade, you're safer but quality is a bit less than you'd hoped.

Good and bad services aren't based on picture quality.

Full 4K on every channel is great but not if it only works for two days a week and the provider isn't talking.

HD isn't as good but if it works 365 days without fail then it's up to you to decide.

As a general idea, new joiners/requesters aren't going to contacted by the top quality providers, neither are those who ask every week or month, what a lot of requesters dont realise is that fifty percent of requests are from Sky/FACT/Police agents looking to join up the evidence they already have on providers and those providers that respond are playing a very risky game, meaning that new requesters are more often than not more or less guaranteed to pick someone who will be busted in the near future
 
AdolfLittler said:
I’m trying to find a reliable IPTV service, unfortunately it’s extremely difficult to find information on this forum to eliminate the bad and know the good services, any help much appreciated.
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It goes without saying but when you do want to go for a service after a trial, even though the 12 months options are always cheaper but your safer going for a month first. Then if the service is not what you liked, your not locked into it.
 
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