you were just lucky then, video passes don't work in the UK, you need a VPN.For some reason I did not need to use a VPN last season.
For some reason I did not need to use a VPN last season.
Be careful with Hola, my understanding it it's a P2P VPN meaning you're taking someone else's IP address when using it but somebody else is taking yours. Means somebody could be doing some dodgy shit and it looks like you're up to it.I live abroad and use Hola to switch to a uk VPN. It’s free (for the first 3 hours a day) and has worked well for me.
The EFL cup games were not available abroad so if you had registered for the season pass they probably had you down as being abroad & not entitled to it. The Bristol City game was open to all, but in the UK you had to buy a match pass as the season pass is supposed to be only for people abroad. Sounds like you may have fallen between two stools.
Oh shit! Good to know, thanks.Be careful with Hola, my understanding it it's a P2P VPN meaning you're taking someone else's IP address when using it but somebody else is taking yours. Means somebody could be doing some dodgy shit and it looks like you're up to it.
Thank you - yes I think this sums it up. Was still unable to buy a match pass for MK dons game...not sure why that was, and still got to see the Bristol City game on phone app. I hope it'll work out eventually but it sure has been frustrating gearing up for a match and half knowing you won't see it.
...Also I already realise that tomorrow's QPR game is not on ifollow due to being on sky (before anybody throws that in)
Appreciate the pointers though people.
Cheers
Not sure if your question about the app was answered, but yes there is a new EFL iFollow app this season. When you login into it with your iFollow account it goes to the Coventry section of it. The old ‘Coventry’ app is now obsolete as far as I know, although it might continue to work for a bit.Thank you - yes I think this sums it up. Was still unable to buy a match pass for MK dons game...not sure why that was, and still got to see the Bristol City game on phone app. I hope it'll work out eventually but it sure has been frustrating gearing up for a match and half knowing you won't see it.
...Also I already realise that tomorrow's QPR game is not on ifollow due to being on sky (before anybody throws that in)
Appreciate the pointers though people.
Cheers
Thanks, yeah will have to see what happens with the older app. If I continue to struggle streaming through the match centre I might be on the phone all season...might find a way to cast my phone on to the laptop or something.Not sure if your question about the app was answered, but yes there is a new EFL iFollow app this season. When you login into it with your iFollow account it goes to the Coventry section of it. The old ‘Coventry’ app is now obsolete as far as I know, although it might continue to work for a bit.
Thanks, yeah will have to see what happens with the older app. If I continue to struggle streaming through the match centre I might be on the phone all season...might find a way to cast my phone on to the laptop or something.
ifollow need to sort out their customer service though - but I suppose that's nothing new
Casting from phones / tablets not currently supported (at least not on Apple devices)! The whole thing is a bit flaky for non technical types tbf. They really should make it less clunky to use.Thanks, yeah will have to see what happens with the older app. If I continue to struggle streaming through the match centre I might be on the phone all season...might find a way to cast my phone on to the laptop or something.
ifollow need to sort out their customer service though - but I suppose that's nothing new
If you can bet it to work via browser on laptop (what I do these days) you just need the hdmi cable, no need for emulator etc. Worked on chrome for me last game no bother (no doubt it won’t work next time).You can't cast, but just off the top of my head what you might be able to do assuming you're on windows is download BlueStacks Android emulator, install the iFollow app on that, then use a HDMI cable to the TV to watch there. Just a theory, not tried it and is a bit:
If you can bet it to work via browser on laptop (what I do these days) you just need the hdmi cable, no need for emulator etc. Worked on chrome for me last game no bother (no doubt it won’t work next time).
Gotcha. Still early.Oh yeah obviously, it’s just he was saying he can only get it working on the app so was thinking last resort.
Think someone else managed it from a Mac too (unless that was you), but don’t think anyone’s ever done it from phone or tablet.I air played the Bristol game from my macbook to apple tv just fine.
I air played the Bristol game from my macbook to apple tv just fine.
It was just the airplay from mac, never tried using the icon on the feed.Was this with screen mirroring or using the share button thing on a video feed?
You can't cast, but just off the top of my head what you might be able to do assuming you're on windows is download BlueStacks Android emulator, install the iFollow app on that, then use a HDMI cable to the TV to watch there. Just a theory, not tried it and is a bit:
Be careful with Hola, my understanding it it's a P2P VPN meaning you're taking someone else's IP address when using it but somebody else is taking yours. Means somebody could be doing some dodgy shit and it looks like you're up to it.
Nah it's the poor bloke in Arizona I feel sorry for.That was your excuse anyway.
The older app is obsolete now, might as well delete it. If you load it up, at least on iOS, it takes you straight to the App Store to get the new one.Thanks, yeah will have to see what happens with the older app.
Been like this for years, not sure why. I stream NHL, which is the same company, and it works perfectly, and has apps for Apple TV, Fire Stick etc. They also do streaming for the likes of WWE, UFC an NFL which doesn't seem to have all the issues we have with ifollow. Makes me wonder if the EFL are trying to do it on the cheap.Casting from phones / tablets not currently supported (at least not on Apple devices)! The whole thing is a bit flaky for non technical types tbf. They really should make it less clunky to use.
It was just the airplay from mac, never tried using the icon on the feed.
Another tip for people using a vpn with limited data, once you've got the game going you can turn your VPN off and it will still work. Just don't refresh the screen.
Completely understand if this frustrates people as there has been so much discussed on it and I have tried to read it all but still aren't fully sure how it works. Not a 'look at me!' (although LOOK AT ME GO!) but went to near enough every game last season and if I didn't it was because I was busy so unable to stream so I have never used iFollow. I have heard pretty bad things from most so am slightly tentative about how it will work with the Club Membership. Device-wise, I have a smart TV, an iPad (probably 4 years old) with an iPad to TV connector, and a Laptop with HDMI to TV capacity. Will I be able to watch it through my TV or will none of that work, so will have to be on a smaller screen? Again, apologies if this is a frustratingly repetitive post!
Great, thanks mateSo weird it wouldn't work for me. I just got a black screen trying that from MBP to AppleTV.
Laptop to TV with HDMI is the most reliable of those I’d say.
Cable didn’t work for me last time, lightning to HDMI just did the same as AirPlay, black screen with sound. It has worked (once, I think) in the past but never again!No if you have a HDMI adapter for you iPad you should be able to do that.
Laptop to TV with HDMI is a safer bet, just in your web browserI have no issues with that.
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