Radio frequency for stadium commentary

[stuhughes]

A geeky question, I admit....does anyone know the UHF frequency used to broadcast Bees Player Match Day Live commentary to blind and partially sighted spectators at GP? I'm not blind but my 7 year old son and I love listening to live commentary while watching a game and I'm thinking of buying a radio scanner to listen in. I subscribe to Bees Player but can never connect to the live stream at GP because there are too many people on the network.

 

[cheshire bee]

Doesn't sound right, I listen to every game I can't make without a problem via bees player ?

 

[homelessbee]

Doesn't sound right, I listen to every game I can't make without a problem via bees player ?

Please correct me if I'm wrong but I think Stu's talking about logging into Bees Player when you're in the ground watching the game. I've tried to listen in before myself like that and never been able to connect :shrug:
I can't imagine the club would want that frequency advertised though....

 

[hobbsy]

The blind commentary broadcast of Beesplayer is provided via headphone sockets. It is not broadcast over UHF.

 

[Billy Hunt]

The blind commentary broadcast of Beesplayer is provided via headphone sockets. It is not broadcast over UHF.

What about UHT? :crazy1: :crazy2: :crazy3:

 

[YorkBee]

What about UHT? :crazy1: :crazy2: :crazy3:

urgh like drinking watneys red barrel

 

[stuhughes]

As I understand it, it is broadcast around the stadium via a UHF frequency Hobbsy - http://www.brentfordfc.co.uk/fans/blind-scheme/

 

[stuhughes]

Think I've found the answer - the commentary is broadcast on 863Mhz - http://www.ncbi.ie/information-for/best-practice-guides/soccer-sight - will tune in at the next game and see if it works.

 

[vcmazz]

What about UHT? :crazy1: :crazy2: :crazy3:

Beat me to it lol.

 

[vcmazz]

Think I've found the answer - the commentary is broadcast on 863Mhz - http://www.ncbi.ie/information-for/best-practice-guides/soccer-sight - will tune in at the next game and see if it works.

Trouble is, BeesPlayer broadcasts three or four minutes ahead of the game. You'll know in advance when a goal is coming up and it will spoil it for you .

 

[hobbsy]

As I understand it, it is broadcast around the stadium via a UHF frequency Hobbsy - http://www.brentfordfc.co.uk/fans/blind-scheme/

Think I've found the answer - the commentary is broadcast on 863Mhz - http://www.ncbi.ie/information-for/best-practice-guides/soccer-sight - will tune in at the next game and see if it works.

I stand corrected, didn't know that. Let us know how you get on.