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Reading all this and I just wonder that we are in 2013 and there isn't a low cost easy to use legal service that is available to everyone around the world to watch something one desires!

Will do. Thanks for the help.

Looks like UK CL viewers have some good news coming. BT not only snatched the rights for all CL games in the UK, the deal promises some free to air games including the finals.

That's not good news. We're getting less free to air games.

From the BBC: The new contract, priced at £299m a season, is worth more than double the current arrangement, which could mean significantly more money for clubs in the two European competitions.
Each of the 32 teams in the group phase of the Champions League currently receive a participation payment of around £7m and £396,000 for every match played in the group stages. The winners get more than £30m in total.
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John Petter, boss of the company's consumer division, added: "Today, to get the whole competition, you typically have to pay Sky £40 or so a month. The pricing is not being announced today, but I can say that this will be far more affordable than currently."

(german)

Jupp Heynckes get's a "Bambi" Award and Pep gave the eulogy.

And finally: FCB.tv now also available in english!

Is this possible to see in fcb.tv those videos quicker, which are available to users in Germany only? I noticed that when they publish new videos it takes some days for others to see those (?)

I think that all FCB.tv material can be expected to appear in German some time before it appears in English, and some of it will never be translated. That's how it is now, and how it will probably remain. Translation and dubbing takes time and money, and it simply isn't viable to do it for everything.

One of the biggest advancements on FCB.tv - arguably the biggest ever - was the introduction this year of full match videos, often posted within a couple of hours of the final whistle. It is superb quality and streams well, making it a great option for anyone who can't see the game live (and who is ok with German commentating).

My question is this: has anyone worked out which full matches become available on FCB.tv? All home matches? All league matches? All home league matches? I can't figure out yet which games I could rely on FCB.tv to provide.

Badger wrote:Translation and dubbing takes time and money, and it simply isn't viable to do it for everything.

So what I'm hearing is, if I master German (am learning it at the moment) and move to Munich, fcb.tv might employ me?

FCBayernMunchen wrote:

Badger wrote:Translation and dubbing takes time and money, and it simply isn't viable to do it for everything.

So what I'm hearing is, if I master German (am learning it at the moment) and move to Munich, fcb.tv might employ me?

Possibly. Possibly. It must be the voices inside your head, though, 'cause I didn't say it!

MUTU wrote:Go on stream listing websites like wiziwig and click on the ones that say AceStream

Wiziwig - Thank You MUTU! That was the information I was looking for. So there IS a way for a person in America to watch Bundesliga games when GolTV is nowhere to be found. I didn't download AceStream, but there are other (slower) feeds there. Another option was first row sports.

So for the frustrated:
wiziwig.tv
firstrowsports.eu

Is the AceStream quality much better than the other feeds?

MUTU wrote:I find the quality of AceStream streams to be really good. The disadvantage is that they tend to be lagging behind by an average of 1 minute. If that's fine for you, and you don't mind Eastern European commentary, then do give it a try.

Actually I see you've already answered my question. I'm not sure I want to download this software though.

http://secunia.com/community/advisories/55763

I have had no problems with AceStream but the lag can be annoying. My favourite remains Sopcast

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