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Well this is a tad frustrating, I've now tried Beebplayer, Myplayer, Yamgo and tvcatchup on my Desire via Wi-Fi and none have yet to work, both tvcatchup and Yamgo say that I'm "unable to connect to server" and Myplayer says to make sure that my server or firewall aren't blocking port 554, I've got a D-Link router and gone through the steps of port forwarding to no avail, I'm also on Virgin Broadband and I've tested the aforementioned on a friends Orange Broadband and they all work fine so am I right in thinking that this is a Virginmedia problem? Is there anything I could do apart from possibly eating away at my o2 PAYG balance via 3G/H?

Any help would be grateful. :)

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Hey guys just wondering, as I am a work shy sod and a big football fan, how much data would streaming one of the WC matches use roughly, do you reckon?

Not gonna be doing it for every game but for the better looking games I was thinking about it..

Try running 3g watchdog or something when you're streaming.
 
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Have just watched trooping the colour on bbc. played faultlessly OVER EDGE.!! Yippee As ive mentioned already, over wifi last night, it was pants. But today it was great in high or low quality with just edge. Thats on o2. Maybe my wifi signal was busy last night because it really was pooh. Ill try again later. Also about half an hour of streaming tv today, used 81 meg and that was in a mixture of low but mainly high quality. But it really was faultless.
 
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Work pretty good indeed. Takes a couple of seconds to connect and might take a couple tries i.e pressing back and forward to reload but the quality is good on H signal. Saying that I do get a bit of audio out of sync and understandably it is about 5-10seconds off real time live tv but for a mobile device this is very impressive!
 
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