Thread: VOD Recording VOD/streaming services.
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Old 06-09-2017, 18:27   #12
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Re: Recording VOD/streaming services.
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Originally Posted by Raider999 View Post
It has been suggested that amazon and the like are looking to bid for sports rights when they are next review (apparently tv is old hat it is all about streaming).

If this happens and the matches are streamed live, are they going to be available to stream and watch at a later time/date?

If not then there needs to be a way of recording them for later viewing - not everyone can be in and able to watch when it happens live - people do have lives!
No reason why not. The BBC i-player allows you to watch shows live which are subsequently available on demand.

However, that, as Ben says, would be up to Amazon.
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