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Post by lovems3344 on Aug 1, 2006 2:35:36 GMT 3
i mean on the internet not tv shows!
thank you!
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Post by tall_one on Aug 5, 2006 3:44:16 GMT 3
i mean on the internet not tv shows! thank you! The ATP Masters Series, the premier tournaments in men’s tennis, and the Tennis Masters Cup Shanghai, the prestigious circuit finale, are set to introduce streaming of live action via its online media service atpmastersseries.tv. The site is available directly or via ATPtennis.com. Subscribers in select markets will be able to watch a fully continuous program featuring the best live action from the televised courts with English language commentary direct on their desktops. The service will be introduced at the summer’s upcoming two ATP Masters Series tournaments, the Rogers Masters in Toronto, beginning next week from August 7, and the Western & Southern Financial Group Masters in Cincinnati the following week. Action from the Tennis Masters Cup Shanghai, where the rivalry between ATP World No. 1 Roger Federer and No. 2 Rafael Nadal is set to play out from November 12-19, also will be streamed. Various pricing options will be offered – from daily access at $7.95 to weekly tournament passes at $12.95 and year-round ‘season ticket’ subscriptions for only $69.95 – to appeal to the sport’s broad and diverse demographic. The service will be available in the United States, Pan Asia, Germany and Austria – key markets for growing the sport, and also markets where existing broadcast agreements do not restrict the streaming of live action. “The site atpmastersseries.tv has proven to be extremely popular with tennis fans since it was launched earlier this year, but the introduction of live action will create a truly world class product and expand the appeal and availability of tennis like never before,” said Mark Webster, CEO of Tennis Properties Ltd. (TPL). “We will be using the latest geo-blocking technology to clearly define the territories where the content is available, protecting our traditional broadcast partners while allowing tennis fans to follow live tennis that they have previously been unable to access.” Additionally, as part of the ATP’s “Doubles Revolution” initiative to promote the game of doubles, the doubles finals in Toronto and Cincinnati will be streamed live for all users globally and at no cost. atpmastersseries.tv also will broadcast all of the doubles competition from the Tennis Masters Cup in Shanghai for free and worldwide. Etienne de Villiers, ATP Executive Chairman and President, said: “We are working very hard to not only satisfy tennis’ far-reaching fans but also to broaden its appeal and access. The US Open Series is a great platform for tennis, so it’s an ideal time to launch this new service, particularly given the excitement currently being generated by ATP players and tournaments. We’re also pleased atpmastersseries.tv will showcase the ATP Doubles Revolution which has been such a great story all season long.” Following the summer broadcasts, the online coverage will continue at the two final ATP Masters Series tournaments of the year in Madrid and Paris. The Mutua Madrilena Masters Madrid will be held October 16-22 while the BNP Paribas Masters takes place October 30-November 5. The Tennis Masters Cup Shanghai, featuring the top eight singles players and doubles teams, will be held November 12-19. The site atpmasterseries.tv is operated by Tennis Properties Ltd, the commercial and broadcast arm of the ATP Masters Series and the Tennis Masters Cup Shanghai, in association with Premium TV, specialists in the hosting and exploitation of on-line media rights and content. |
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Post by davis on Sept 17, 2006 16:26:24 GMT 3
This website offers livestream FOR FREE for all tournaments: www.tennisform.com/It's a tennis betting site but one doesn't have to register. They seem to show all centercourt matches in Men's and Ladies' singles. I watched the Beijing final and had a glimpse on the Bucharest final, both worked perfectly fine. I'm having high hopes on them broadcasting Russia vs. USA next week  . No guarantees, though, I tried only once so far. |
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Post by emma on Sept 20, 2006 12:18:47 GMT 3
You can aslo try MaxTV Online..... it's a little program that allows you to watch tv on your computer.
There are some sports channels.... some of them can show tennis and during the Masters series tournament, you're having the atp Master series channel.
I'm not sure it's working everywhere, but it's working in France ;D
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Post by cynful21 on Sept 27, 2006 19:42:08 GMT 3
Yeah, plus it's a good site to go to for live scores and stuff. Thanks for sharing the link!  |
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Post by davis on Mar 15, 2007 0:44:15 GMT 3
Just came back from a very relaxing holiday on the Seychelles and now I'm trying to keep myself awake (ah, those stupid time zones...) by watching tennis. I'm very pleased to find out that ATP Masters Series TV as improved MAJOR TIME. The live stream has nearly TV quality by now - very sharp image. They broadcast every Center Court match, including the Ladies (also new). Of course, quality comes at a price. I am lucky that - being a subscriber of the first hour - I have to pay only 25 US$ per year; their regular rate is a whopping 70 US$  . Still, they finally give you something for your money. Check out www.atpmastersseries.tv if you are interested. Ah, it's good to be back! ;D |
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Post by Mrs. Fabregas on Mar 15, 2007 1:02:56 GMT 3
This website offers livestream FOR FREE for all tournaments: www.tennisform.com/It's a tennis betting site but one doesn't have to register. They seem to show all centercourt matches in Men's and Ladies' singles. I watched the Beijing final and had a glimpse on the Bucharest final, both worked perfectly fine. I'm having high hopes on them broadcasting Russia vs. USA next week . No guarantees, though, I tried only once so far. So, on this site you can watch all tournaments, right?? And you only have to register yourself, or do you have to do something else?? The prices of ATP masters tv are soooo F****** high...... have to think about that again.... And, Annette.... Nice to have you back  How was your holiday?? |
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Post by davis on Jun 30, 2008 21:40:29 GMT 3
We all hate to sit in front of our computers and scream to crappy livescores ..... And that we not lost live stream links somewhere at the tournament threads I think it is the best way to post all the different links and ways to watch tennis live here. Let us start with Wimbledon: nice list with lots of different ways, incl direct via Browser, P2P offer and flashplayer. Depending on your IP adress, you have to try some links. For me JustinTV works most well. livetv.ru/de/eventinfo/11284/direct link to Justin TV: de.justin.tv/directory?category=sportsso please feel free to post links for TV / video streams |
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Post by davis on Jun 30, 2008 21:42:13 GMT 3
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Post by lena on Jul 7, 2008 20:45:07 GMT 3
Swedish Open will streamed at www.bet365.com/You must have / open an account. We will have some livepictures : ;D |
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Post by maryb on Jul 8, 2008 9:37:08 GMT 3
Ok, this is probably a really dumb question. Most of these matches will be played when I'm at work. Can I download a 'livestream' match later - is there an archive. Or is it a case that you can only watch it live?
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Post by lena on Jul 8, 2008 9:58:41 GMT 3
Ok, this is probably a really dumb question. Most of these matches will be played when I'm at work. Can I download a 'livestream' match later - is there an archive. Or is it a case that you can only watch it live? You can only watch there the matches live. They don't have any archive. |
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Post by clare23 on Jul 8, 2008 10:32:25 GMT 3
What time is he on court today, does anyone know?
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Post by justsafin on Jul 8, 2008 18:56:12 GMT 3
Swedish Open will streamed at www.bet365.com/You must have / open an account. We will have some livepictures : ;D Darn, bet365 is not available in the States. |
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Post by clare23 on Jul 8, 2008 19:15:57 GMT 3
He won! Well done Marat.
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