Recent upgrades to the video players on sydneyswans.com.au means all video content should now be available to view on tablet and smartphone devices, including the iPhone® and iPad® - providing your operating software is not too old.
A recent Kantar Media study found that about a third of Australia’s 11 million sports fans follow and consume sport through mobile devices, and the introduction of the new video player allows fans visiting the Swans website through tablets and smartphones to share a similar fan experience to those using a regular computer.
The new video player is one of many changes that will take place on sydneyswans.com.au over the coming months as we try to offer our supporters the best possible digital experience.
As well as through the Official Sydney Swans App, presented by Volkswagen, SwansTV content can be played on the iPhone via Safari by following these steps:
• When you enter ‘sydneyswans.com.au’ into the Address Bar, you may automatically be sent across to ‘m.sydneyswans.com.au’ (seen in Image 1) which you won’t be able to access SwansTV content through. |
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• You will need to change ‘m.sydneyswans.com.au’ (Image 2) to ‘www.sydneyswans.com.au’ (Image 3) in the Address Bar and you will be sent across to the Swans website. |
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• To watch a video, click on the play button in the video player on the right hand side column of the Swans website (Image 4), or click on the SwansTV tab in the main menu to go to the full SwansTV page. |
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• If an article has a video embedded in the text, simply click on the play button in the video player and the video will start automatically (Image 5). |
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Video Quality
The quality of video may vary depending on the type of connection a user has - a Wi-Fi connection is optimal for the highest quality video.
In some cases, particular video clips may not be available in all quality formats or on all devices.
Some video may not be available for international viewers.
Users are responsible for their own data consumption and costs associated with video and data-intensive usage charged to users by their telecommunications carrier.
iPhone is a trademark of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries.