I also live in France, and normally start my day with the 'Today' progam
on R4 via the excellent Sounds plugin.
This mornings program was littered with the rights restriction message,
at seemingly random times, so I too suspect a wrong button press or two,
altough there was a fair amount of spor
bpa wrote:
> My understanding.
>
> Where the program is a BBC originated even such as a Panel show, drama
> or a live performance such a concert, in studio or Proms - BBC makes
> sure beforehand it has agreed all the rights to broadcast (live &
> repeats) with the performers.
>
> Sports eve
agbagb wrote:
> Rightly or wrongly, I expected to hear what I have heard for the last 20
> years... pretty much uninterrupted programming on R4, R4Ex and R3.
> OK, sports and live music will often have restrictions - but I don't
> listen much to them on the BBC. BTW, there is an oddidy he
Raymond Woodward wrote:
> Well you live outside the UK. Exactly what did you expect to hear?
>
> The BBC do not hold the rights to broadcast the programming to listeners
> outside of the UK.
>
> It is precisely why Sports Extra is limited to the UK 24/7.
Rightly or wrongly, I expected to hea
I agree with Paul and finger trouble is an issue especially where
programs get delayed such as football going into extra time or with
cricket where rain stops play.
In the past, I have found examples of the Podcast of a program being UK
restricted but the "Listen Again" version not restricted (a
agbagb wrote:
> I'm listening in France, and not (usually) using a VPN. No Rights
> Restrictions messages at all for the past several months, but a flurry
> of them yesterday and today; and in the middle of programs / segments,
> rather than at the start of something "restricted".
Well you liv
bpa wrote:
> If you are in France you should not be able to play UK only streams
> except with a VPN but VPNs are not guaranteed to provide the UK only
> streams - the bitrate will indicate this.
>
> BBCiPlayer plugin is out of date and shoudl nto be used. UK vs nonUK
> options is no longer tru
agbagb wrote:
> I'm listening in France, and not (usually) using a VPN. No Rights
> Restrictions messages at all for the past several months, but a flurry
> of them yesterday and today; and in the middle of programs / segments,
> rather than at the start of something "restricted".
If you are i
agbagb wrote:
> here in France
> It of course always happens from time to time, with specific programming
> or segments / guests. But I'm getting it now half-way through, for
> example, a sports report, or an interview with a UK politician
I suspect that with international football and te
And I should add, this seems to apply only to Radio4 FM - I'm not
getting it on R3 or R4Ex (so far as I can tell).
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Machines / devices are in France, in two locations.
a) Livebox 4
Internal HDD (FL
bpa wrote:
> I only listen to a few BBC "Listen Again" and so don't encounter rights
> restrictions but from dealing with BBCiPlayer plugin I got to know when
> rights restrictions messages typically occurred.
>
> You should not be getting any rights restrictions messages on UK
> streams.
>
>
agbagb wrote:
> I listen to the BBC (usually Radio 4 FM) here in France, usually these
> days via the Sounds plug-in. Lot's and lots of interruptions these last
> 2 days with that annoying "Rights Restrictions" message over-riding the
> programming. I'm getting that same message via Sounds, th
I listen to the BBC (usually Radio 4 FM) here in France, usually these
days via the Sounds plug-in. Lot's and lots of interruptions these last
2 days with that annoying "Rights Restrictions" message over-riding the
programming. I'm getting that same message via Sounds, the old iPlayer
streams (
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