27-09-2015 16:22 - edited 27-09-2015 16:33
TV Player have launched their Plus premium service, which is currently in Beta.
For £4.99 (Free trial for 14 days), you get a mix of free and 25 subscription channels.
Pay tv channels are:
Lifetime
Watch
TLC
Gold (already on NOW TV)
Alibi
Sony Entertainment Television
Sony Movie Channel
History
Discovery (on Now TV)
ID - Investigation Discovery
Discovery Turbo
Animal Planet
H2
CI
Good Food
Home
Eden
National Geographic Channel
British Eurosport
British Eurosport 2
Cartoon Network
Boomerang
Cartoonito
Baby TV
TV Player Plus will be on PC, iOS, Android, Amazon Fire and coming soon to Samsung Smart TV's and connected Freeview. (The latter won't have the UKTV owned channels).
29-09-2015 16:15 - edited 29-09-2015 16:17
@4268 wrote:@BicBasher yes it was from Chrome browser on laptop to Chromecast. Had sound and picture. Hopefully the channels will all be available on Amazon TV.
@4268I'm doing the same now and been able to watch The Bill on Watch and Inspector Gadget on Boomerang.
I'd recommend only using Chrome for casting TV Player Plus and use another browser for other tasks while casting.
Been reading more and TV Player are planning to allow Chromecast users to cast from Android which is great news. Apple TV users will also be able to cast too. (They can already cast free channels).
29-09-2015 19:29
I gave up casting from my PC to the Chromecast, but I'm looking forward to when they introduce the TV Player Plus app for Android, which will eventually be supported for casting. Then it may become a viable add-on for me.
29-09-2015 12:21
01-10-2015 16:39
01-10-2015 17:51 - edited 01-10-2015 17:53
@4268 wrote:
For those interested the I phone app appears to be live. Hopefully that should mean that the Amazon and android apps will soon be too.
The TVPlayer app is working right now on my Hudl 2. It's very quick at loading the channels 😉
01-10-2015 18:12
@SeeMoreDigital are you getting the channels like Watch on your Hudl?
01-10-2015 18:18
I read a post over on TV Player's community forum that the ioS app isn't supporting Airplay on Apple TV due to rights restrictions, but users are allowed to use Airplay Mirror.
01-10-2015 18:35 - edited 01-10-2015 18:35
@4268 wrote:@SeeMoreDigital are you getting the channels like Watch on your Hudl?
No, I havn't signed up for the 'plus' service. I was more interested to discover how good the picture and audio is. And whether the A/V signal could be passed to my TV via HDMI (which it can).
Cheers
01-10-2015 19:09
@SeeMoreDigital it was the plus version of app I was wondering about. I have the free version on my Amazon TV. I have a Hudl, one of the first ones. What has changed on Hudl 2?
01-10-2015 19:53
@4268 wrote:I have a Hudl, one of the first ones. What has changed on Hudl 2?
It has a larger 8.3" screen with greater resolution. Along with a faster CPU and twice as much RAM. That said, I'm interested to find out what the Hudl 3 will be like 😉
With regard to the TVPlayer service, the image quality is fine for the free service (anything for free is good). But if the 'plus' service offers the same image quality I wont be subscribing...
Cheers