Free BT sport via EE how much data for 90 mins

[reg]

It turned out that after all my faffing about BT sport didn't broadcast the game live. So as suggested by some earlier posts I downloaded the Itv hub app, remarkable easy to sign up to only to a couple of minutes to get up and running. Certainly handy to have as a back up when tv picture not so good. 

Thanks for all the suggestions and help. 

[Guest]

On 11/07/2018 at 13:11, WotEver said:

With a six quid cable (or a bit more if you want it faster). iPhone cable:

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Did I mention I got my divorce absolute from Apple through some time ago?

 

I always understood these apps. are quite clever and detect if you are trying to send video to a tv and disable themselves if you try to do it but shouldnt? 

[john6767]

3 hours ago, MJG said:

Did I mention I got my divorce absolute from Apple through some time ago?

 

I always understood these apps. are quite clever and detect if you are trying to send video to a tv and disable themselves if you try to do it but shouldnt? 

I have the real Apple HDMI adapter  and some apps will not work with it notably SKY GO and BT Sport, it is annoying what more can you say.

[Dr Bob]

On 13/07/2018 at 12:01, reg said:

It turned out that after all my faffing about BT sport didn't broadcast the game live. So as suggested by some earlier posts I downloaded the Itv hub app, remarkable easy to sign up to only to a couple of minutes to get up and running. Certainly handy to have as a back up when tv picture not so good. 

Thanks for all the suggestions and help. 

Ref the comment earlier saying 2 gig for the match on BT sport, I find that when running our laptop and outputting to the tv via hdmi lead that I use circa 4 gig of data for a footy or rugby match. This is far too much. Problem is it is downloading in HD as the app sets its speed at the speed of the connection. I wpould love to reduce it to SD but can't see how to do it. If you use IPlayer, then it can be less than a gig for an hour. Similarly you can set YouTube for SD downloads to save bandwidth. Netflix also allows just SD so doesn't use much data. 

BT sport is a pain but the only route to European footy and premiership rugby.