Amazon Prime

[Mick_]

95 mbs and my picture is superb, watching on LG Oled

We've removed out VPN and it has improved.

 

[hertsblue]

ah nice, can change audio to stadium fx and no annoying commentary

 

[BlueMoonRisin’]

Prime have improved the picture quality since their games last Christmas, also seems like they now have decent camera men too.

 

[Stephen230]

In game betting is fucked if you are into that kind of thing

Also notifications of a goal on your phone. Also, I watched a City game at my mates once who has a dodgy box and next door were cheering a goal while the other team were lining up a corner.

 

[trumpton]

Never had an issue with the Amazon coverage. Picture quality better than BT and Sky for me.

 

[KearsleyBlue]

Quite like the Amazon presentation. Hope they get more games from bT in future.

 

[cptaidan88]

Prime have improved the picture quality since their games last Christmas, also seems like they now have decent camera men too.

With the exception of those capturing the pundits, the Camera men work for IMG who then provide the game feeds to Sky, Bt, Amazon et al. No change in that respect.

Picture quality was already fantastic, issue must have been at your end.

 

[Trevor Morley's Tache]

We've got an actual download speed of 281 mb/s and our picture quality is garbage.

Are you feeding you TV via WiFi or Ethernet cable?

If it's 802.11b Wifi, then you'll be getting no more than 3Mbps. 802.11g is about around 10 times faster (up to about 30Mbps) and with 802-11n you can expect up to around 150Mbps.

All of that depends on what else is connected and where your Wifi router is in relation to the TV.

If connected with a cable you should have no issues at all unless your router isn't set up properly.

 

[West Yorks Owl]

You can also turn the commentary off and just have "Stadium FX", saves you listening to the ex player gravy train jumpers forcing their opinions onto you.

 

[mat]

Are you feeding you TV via WiFi or Ethernet cable?

If it's 802.11b Wifi, then you'll be getting no more than 3Mbps. 802.11g is about around 10 times faster (up to about 30Mbps) and with 802-11n you can expect up to around 150Mbps.

All of that depends on what else is connected and where your Wifi router is in relation to the TV.

If connected with a cable you should have no issues at all unless your router isn't set up properly.