First Row Sports

I use these ones. Normally cycle through a few of the links (@3pm) looking for the best quality one. Also use adblock so I don't get these annoying adverts popping up.

http://www.streamhunter.eu/football-live-streaming-video.html
http://www.usagoals.me/football.html
http://www.eplsite.com/
http://usagoals.ru/

 

I don't mind a bit of advertising popping up during streams, particularly porn. It means I have a handy explanation when the snap dragon checks the history.

 

I use a linux os on my (cheap self assembled) media PC. Almost no risk of internet nasties and takes up less pc resources so a bit quicker overall. I use Zorin but any Ubuntu flavour will be easy to set up, and it's free.

Now if we can just get iLivid banned.

 

There are already proxy sites ready. The one at www.firstrow.org even does not have the devilish iLivid.

 

You cannot embed a virus in a video stream. You can embed a virus in a downloaded media file or media player, like Sopcast. This is where most people get confused. It is the PLAYER or a downloaded and executed file that is the problem NOT the stream.

Users can also experience virus issues by clicking on a link that looks to take advantage of vulnerabilities like activeX controls not being secure. Again, it is NOT a streaming media file that causes the problem. It is clicking on the link that does the damage. If your PC allows media to trigger the auto-updating of codecs, this can also trigger an attack. But again, in this instance, it is not the stream, but a downloaded and executed virus disguised as a codec. Either way you have to be able to trust the site not to link to malicious content.

 

Someone posted this site on the Spurs forum

http://www.redditstreaming.com/index.html

Good for quick access to sports channels and not many ads.

 

You can easily embed a virus in a stream. As a practical matter, it's more effective to put the virus on the webpage or on the clicked link rather than embed it into a video. But just because people don't bother to do it, doesn't mean they can't.

Any time you allow your computer to receive data from another your computer is vulnerable. Ftp, networking, web browsing, bit torrent, machine doesn't matter. If it's sending you data, it can send you a virus.

 

Totally agree, however, its probably less of an issue than it once was. In the 'good old days', everyone played at 3.00 on Saturday so showing a live game was a big thing. Some weeks now, in the Premier League at least, way less than half do. I can see that it is more of an issue for lower league teams though.

 

What language is this please?

 

This is a very old bump by a new account..... ???

 

It's Linux.

Oh, I see, you mean the gobble-di-gook that you were reading.

OK. Linux is an operating system just like Windows or Apple. Ubuntu is version of Linux, and Zorin [which I've never heard of] is a version of Ubuntu and there are hundreds [possibly thousands] of Linux OS's out there, all slightly different, hence the term flavour, because they all feel slightly different to use and have different strengths, weaknesses and characteristics. Flavour is an IT buzz word, ie it's popular among techies.

That's quite enough explanation.

 

Is that Master Detective nose of yours twitching Qwerty..?