Silverado
Dick Tooth (41)
I'm not sure. You can record to the IQ box but don't know if you can do anything from there...I'm sure a more tech savvy forum person can help..?
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Australian Schoolboys & National Championships 2016
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The Honey Badger
Jim Lenehan (48)
Apparently it couldn't be recorded live into the box.
Hugh Jarse
Rocky Elsom (76)
Getting anything off the Foxtel IQ box onto another media form (flash drive, DVD, hard drive etc) is very tricky if not downright impossible.
Not helped by the notorious unreliability of Foxtel IQ hardware. Ours tends to last about 2 years before a fault develops with the unit, and carefully saved games are lost forever. The Foxtel Tech is unable to move the saved files onto the new device. <angry>
On the other hand, if anyone does know how to move IQ recordings to another media, it is probably best not to explain how to do it on here.
The mods would most likely view that as falling in the same category as promoting illegal live streams.
Foxtel is a fairly big contributor to the coffers of Australian Rugby, and not a good idea to upset their revenue model and licensing arrangements.
Not helped by the notorious unreliability of Foxtel IQ hardware. Ours tends to last about 2 years before a fault develops with the unit, and carefully saved games are lost forever. The Foxtel Tech is unable to move the saved files onto the new device. <angry>
On the other hand, if anyone does know how to move IQ recordings to another media, it is probably best not to explain how to do it on here.
The mods would most likely view that as falling in the same category as promoting illegal live streams.
Foxtel is a fairly big contributor to the coffers of Australian Rugby, and not a good idea to upset their revenue model and licensing arrangements.
Silverado
Dick Tooth (41)
You couldn't do it live but can on fox sports 2 on delay so if you know someone with it get them to record it you can at least you can watch it at their place. I can see what Huge is saying..
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The Honey Badger
Jim Lenehan (48)
Happy to take a private message on the subject.
Actually happy to pay money to get a legit product, if someone was selling it
The Honey Badger
Jim Lenehan (48)
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Foxtel is a fairly big contributor to the coffers of Australian Rugby, and not a good idea to upset their revenue model and licensing arrangements.[/quote]
Hmmm, interesting perspective you have. I don't happen to share this view.
Keeping rugby exclusively on Pay TV is not conducive to expanding the game to the masses.
Surly this has been discussed before in this place, probably a pretty big can of worms that could almost warrant its own thread.
Foxtel is a fairly big contributor to the coffers of Australian Rugby, and not a good idea to upset their revenue model and licensing arrangements.[/quote]
Hmmm, interesting perspective you have. I don't happen to share this view.
Keeping rugby exclusively on Pay TV is not conducive to expanding the game to the masses.
Surly this has been discussed before in this place, probably a pretty big can of worms that could almost warrant its own thread.
The Honey Badger
Jim Lenehan (48)
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Rich_E
Ron Walden (29)
2017 Nationals and Aus Schools match dates released
http://www.schoolsrugby.com.au/2016/events/2017-asru-dates/
http://www.schoolsrugby.com.au/2016/events/2017-asru-dates/
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Chilla Wilson (44)
I would love to see these tournaments taken out of Sydney for a year at some point.
Does nowhere have the infrastructure?
The Honey Badger
Jim Lenehan (48)
Think there might be better options than Riverview as well.
amirite
Chilla Wilson (44)
Even in Kew (a Melbourne suburb) there's about 4 large all-male rugby schools - all with boarding houses and within a 5 minute tram ride. They could park the different state teams across these and have it hosted as a joint effort.
Armchair Selector
Johnnie Wallace (23)
I think that is a fantastic idea. Rugby facilities in Victoria are no worse than Riverview and a change is due.
Sydney based alternatives would be Kings or Joeys as ovals with outstanding facilities
Issue as always will be funding.......I don't see ASRU having the dollars to make substantive change with a Northern hemisphere tour in the planning. ARU ???? Yea right
Azzuri
Trevor Allan (34)
From a Sydney perspective both Kings and Joey's have the perfect venues for the Aus championships. Even their secondary fields are better than the Swamp and Goat track out at Riverview. Their number 1 fields are better than most professional fields and totally suitable for the the division one games.
However i'd suggest you'd be hard pressed getting both schools to allow herds of marauding wildebeest to trample their precious turf midway through the season.....
errrr....although in saying that, the proposed changes to the AAGPS competition for 2017 structure will mean that from June 2017 all AAGPS number 1 fields will be reassigned to to host the newly introduced AAGPS Croquet and Doily Crocheting competition.
However I wouldn't want to be telling a bunch of angry mallet wielding Croquetists and Crochet hook waving artisans that their comp was now being moved across to the Headmasters lawn.
However i'd suggest you'd be hard pressed getting both schools to allow herds of marauding wildebeest to trample their precious turf midway through the season.....
errrr....although in saying that, the proposed changes to the AAGPS competition for 2017 structure will mean that from June 2017 all AAGPS number 1 fields will be reassigned to to host the newly introduced AAGPS Croquet and Doily Crocheting competition.
However I wouldn't want to be telling a bunch of angry mallet wielding Croquetists and Crochet hook waving artisans that their comp was now being moved across to the Headmasters lawn.
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Chilla Wilson (44)
I think that is a fantastic idea. Rugby facilities in Victoria are no worse than Riverview and a change is due.
Sydney based alternatives would be Kings or Joeys as ovals with outstanding facilities
Issue as always will be funding...I don't see ASRU having the dollars to make substantive change with a Northern hemisphere tour in the planning. ARU ???? Yea right
The Xavier field is particularly good, Scotch's is too but it's on a flood plain so there's inconsistencies.
Come to think of it, they could even hold it in the Burwood Sporting District with the Vento Club, Marcellin College, and the Carey & Trinity Sports Campuses.
I think the big issue in these tournaments are always nearby, good quality, and cheap housing.
TBH - if I was NSW I wouldn't WANT to host it every year. It's no secret a tour creates a more focused environment and arguably a more memorable experience. Does anyone know if the NSW boys stay together during the tourney?
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I believe the NSW boys stayed in camp at the Riverview school which gave them a good chance to bond.
Rich_E
Ron Walden (29)
Az. That's gold mate.
The Honey Badger
Jim Lenehan (48)
All the boys from everywhere stay on campus at Riverview
And it worked well for the NSW boys, as both teams made the championship final.
NSWII had a particularly nice day out. Best since 1978'
King's and Joeys in Sydney, Nudgee in Brisbane, Southport, Toowoomba Grammar and Kinross Wolaroi if we want to go rural. All of these schools have enough boarding facilities onsite as well as two decent rugby fields. For all the land they have at Lane Cove Riverview really do have poor rugby fields.
TheKing
Colin Windon (37)
Definitely not Nudgee. They have one pitch that is superb, and a dozen others that are simply awful.
Southport is a great place to host Tournaments with a large boarding school.
Brisbane Grammar School has similarly excellent fields and a boarding house.
But really, Ballymore should be the one stop shop for all Tournament's in SEQ. Three pitches all professionally maintained, an 18000 seat stadium, floodlights, and is 25 minutes max from every school in Brisbane.
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Southport is a great place to host Tournaments with a large boarding school.
Brisbane Grammar School has similarly excellent fields and a boarding house.
But really, Ballymore should be the one stop shop for all Tournament's in SEQ. Three pitches all professionally maintained, an 18000 seat stadium, floodlights, and is 25 minutes max from every school in Brisbane.
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