I have a wireless Ethernet extender connecting my NBN router to the TV. I use Microsoft Edge to "cast" the NBL.tv stream to the TV. The picture quality is excellent.

Last year, I used the NBL App on my Android phone and connected to the TV using an MHL cable. Picture quality was ok but not good. I haven't tried it this year.

Couldn't get PS4 to work. Logged in fine but only got a blank screen after hitting the play game button (with ethernet)

Didn't have any buffer issues watching in the highest quality full screen computer (with WIFI)

Only a few small buffers/lags on iPhone > Apple TV when wanting to see it on TV screen (with WIFI).

Quality reminds me of NBA TV a couple of years back. Hearing the commentators / producers talking during what would be an Ad bread on FOX. Occasional buffering, slow to get highlights up.

But for $5 month it's really good value.

I have a 32" Sony Bravia TV as the second monitor on my PC, connected via a HDMI cable from the second port of my NVIDIA card. The PC is running Windows 10 and Microsoft Edge with a 24" wide screen monitor as the main screen.

I open the browser up on my PC screen and then transfer to the Sony as it comes up with "unrecognised device" if I try to start the feed on the Sony.

The quality is very good and goes full screen without a problem. I have an ADSL2 connecting running with a download speed of 500-600k.

On Sunday's 36er game only had a few seconds here and there that went a bit blurry but was perfectly clear about 99% of the time.

I registered for the Telstra customer free all access so am very happy. Already watched all or part of a few of the classic games.

Got ps4 working but how do you adjust quality or does it alter based on your net speed?

http://www.nbl.com.au/nbl-tv-faqs/

Can NBL TV be linked with Apple TV?

Yes, the NBL app does enable screen maximization, so can be paired with Apple TV through AirPlay. Furthermore, there is an NBL TV application for Apple TV to be launched in the near future.

How many devices can be linked to one NBL TV subscription?

An unlimited number of devices can be linked to a single NBL TV subscription.

Can I share my NBL TV account with friends?

Yes, a user can log into their NBL TV account on various devices simultaneously.

I've watched on the desktop with great quality and no lagging, however the technology they've got makes navigating to earlier in the airing very clunky... (again, such a poorer version of what is used on youTube)

Also watched on iPad, walking around the house doing different stuff and it was great... I initially had that problem with the screen not going fullscreen on the tv, but I think that's because I was mirroring from my iPad. When I did it without mirroring, it went fullscreen no problems... weird, but not surprising something minor and stupid would happen...

I have an iPad mini but not Apple TV.

Is there a cheap and easy option for me to mirror the iPad to my Smart TV?

I actually dont mind watching on the iPad mini. But if I can get it onto the TV, I will. Tried laptop and HDMI cable but it was a little bit jittery sometimes- maybe poor quality cable, or just poor laptop performance.

I've been contemplating an upgrade to my media box anyway so I'm going to try an android media centre running the NBL.TV app in the next week or so. If the app isn't too flash on that form factor I can just run the web version off the same box. Hopefully i'll get a decent result.