Using TV PLAYER (1 Viewer)

[Clickem]

Going away while the tennis and football is on during June, we are going to try using TVPlayer on an Ipad or Android tablet to watch some TV

A couple of questions for an existing user

The TVPlayer App appears to be free, but there is also a paid option. Is it worth the £6.99/month? What am I missing if just using the "free" version?

We are not using a Firestick, just phone or mobile Wifi and TVPlayer App. Is there a way of reducing/limiting the data usage, say by using SD? If so is this a setting in TVPlayer or the tablet device

TIA

 

[2657]

Don't know what you mean by TV player app.
We use BBC iplayer and ITV Hub on android device and windows laptop, both free, although there is an advert free version of ITV that costs.
Streaming quality can be adjusted on iplayer, not sure about ITV.

 

[Clickem]

TVPlayer is available to watch via a Browser or as an App

TVPlayer: Watch Live TV Online For Free

TVPlayer is home to the most popular TV channels and premium quality on-demand programmes, exclusive to TVPlayer. Watch over 40 live channels and thousands of hours of bingeable science, nature, travel, history and sports documentaries, contract-free and anywhere you like.

tvplayer.com

I thought that it has been recommended a few times on here, and was commonly used by people. It links to the likes of IPlayer when playing BBC1

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[Gellyneck]

From their website -

TVPlayer brings together an incredible range of free and premium channels all in one place. The Free service gives customers access to only free channels but by upgrading to the Premium pack you'll also be able to access over 15 premium channels not available on Freeview or Freesat.

If you subscribe to TVPlayer Premium, you will have access to 15+ top Live and On-Demand TV channels not available on Freeview or Freesat including:
Lifetime, Fox HD, MTV, Comedy Central, Comedy Central Extra, National Geographic, Sky History, Sky History 2, Crime+Investigation, Unbeaten, Species, Nat Geo WILD, Think History, Think Nature and The Big Issue.