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#1 posted Feb 27th 2018, 19:26:30
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Looks like Liberty finally announced their streaming service for F1, called F1 TV;
https://www.formula1.com/en/latest/headlines/2018/2/formula-...
In my opinion atleast, it looks pretty good. Being able to follow all of the onboard cameras etc. of your own choosing is something what i'm looking forward to :)
Hopefully they can get it working reliably and with good quality ^^
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#2 posted Feb 27th 2018, 19:30:42
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#3 posted Feb 27th 2018, 19:34:28
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#4 posted May 10th 2018, 10:33:41
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It's live! I just subscribed: https://f1tv.formula1.com/
The interface needs a bit of work and the winners under the GP title is kind of lame, hope they remove it.
Other than that it has some old races in, I expect more will show up as they go along.
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#5 posted May 10th 2018, 11:51:55
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"Sorry, F1 TV Pro isn’t available in this country.
Don’t worry, you can still get F1® TV Access."
:-/
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#6 posted May 10th 2018, 12:48:01 (last edited May 10th 2018, 12:48:14 by Josh Clark)
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Last I heard of it, which was a couple months ago, it's not going to be available in the UK either until the latest Sky contract runs out. Might've changed though, not sure from that article.
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#7 posted May 10th 2018, 13:03:38
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F1 TV Access, will be available everywhere. The races will be available (from what I heard) after a minimum 48 hours, due to the current broadcasting contracts.
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#8 posted May 10th 2018, 13:04:01
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Yeah, countries where a TV station has exclusivity for F1 broadcasting, will have to wait (at least) until new TV contracts are in place.
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#9 posted May 10th 2018, 13:48:35
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I like this and the annual price is extremely cheap too!
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#10 posted May 10th 2018, 18:49:16
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List of access by country: https://f1tv.formula1.com/en/content-schedule
There's no mention of a delay for replays in the UK currently, just no 'Pro' live content. I wonder if that's due to the complexities of the joint Sky/Channel4 deal, and a delay will apply next year on when Sky has the exclusive rights? We do get the 10min Youtube highlights packages without delay right now so that's another good sign.
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Well, unfortunately that list of access is a total bummer if you're in an unsupported region like me. The page will load up for normally for about a second as you would expect, but then immediately goes to a prompt:
"You're in an unsupported region."
Kinda a bummer because you can't even view other areas just for curiosity's sake.
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Quote ( Jasper Coosemans @ May 10th 2018,13:04:01 ) Yeah, countries where a TV station has exclusivity for F1 broadcasting, will have to wait (at least) until new TV contracts are in place.
yep in argentina have a premium channel. Fox premium is in the pack of fox from Directv.
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Quote ( António Rebelo @ May 10th 2018,11:51:55 ) F1® TV Access
Jordan I use PIA VPN to get around these regional restrictions.
Ireland is restricted by the BBC and ITV channels. Using a VPN with a UK address gets around it.
I am a sky subscriber so get it in SKY F1.
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