Sky stream missing last 20 laps of Bahrain GP
Sky stream missing last 20 laps of Bahrain GP
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Badgers

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63 posts

74 months

Yesterday (19:33)
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I’m struggling to find the last 20 or so laps on Sky Stream ‘playlists’. Due to the delayed start the on demand ‘live’ GP show finishes at lap 30 for me. I then look at the subsequent programmes but none seem to pick up the remainder of the race. Any tips welcome.

Nova Gyna

3,443 posts

56 months

Yesterday (20:10)
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I don’t have Sky Stream, but the replay’s on Sky Sports F1 now - lap 18, if that helps?

TheDeuce

34,280 posts

96 months

Yesterday (21:36)
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It's weird how Sky seem to model their services primarily as scheduled TV still, then try and bolt streaming functionality onto it. It's easy to imagine that as the race exceeded it's scheduled timeslot, the knock on effect clipped the streamable version rolleyes

As ever, the better option is F1TV wink

geeks

11,677 posts

169 months

Yesterday (21:41)
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TheDeuce said:
As ever, the better option is F1TV wink
+1

Badgers

Original Poster:

63 posts

74 months

Yesterday (22:37)
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Thanks all. Unfortunately had to ho out to pick up kids after sports so missed it again!

Digger

16,876 posts

221 months

Yesterday (22:43)
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On NOW TV it is labelled as "Bahrain F1 Grand Prix" & is 03h:53m:02s in length.

Hopefully something similar in your Sky box. . .

elyuw

184 posts

136 months

Yesterday (23:02)
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And they wonder why piracy is so prevalent.

richhead

3,410 posts

41 months

Yesterday (23:40)
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TheDeuce said:
It's weird how Sky seem to model their services primarily as scheduled TV still, then try and bolt streaming functionality onto it. It's easy to imagine that as the race exceeded it's scheduled timeslot, the knock on effect clipped the streamable version rolleyes

As ever, the better option is F1TV wink
You are correct, but i struggle to give the company that ruined the sport i love to watch ,my money.

TheDeuce

34,280 posts

96 months

Yesterday (23:47)
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richhead said:
TheDeuce said:
It's weird how Sky seem to model their services primarily as scheduled TV still, then try and bolt streaming functionality onto it. It's easy to imagine that as the race exceeded it's scheduled timeslot, the knock on effect clipped the streamable version rolleyes

As ever, the better option is F1TV wink
You are correct, but i struggle to give the company that ruined the sport i love to watch ,my money.
But they get your money if you pay for Sky or F1TV confused