Live stream Information Night 2 (Read 2,146 times)

[Jase2]

It’s finals night for the 2019 Suck It Up New Zealand Superstock Championships and we invite you to join in the action.

We have updated our terms and conditions on our web site so please take the time to head over to www.thepitstv.co.nz

The most important thing to remember is that when streaming with The Pits TV on any device we strongly recommend using Google Chrome. If you are experiencing and issue where the blue play symbol does not move then it’s an indication that the browser that you are using is not supported. Please visit the App Store on an Apple product or visit the Playstore on Android and download the Google Chrome App for free. On computer visit www.google.com/chrome/ to download Google Chrome.

Some smart TVs are also not compatible and you may be able to watch the stream but the blue play symbol will stay on and you will not be able to full screen this. Currently this only effects a small amount of TVs but we do recommend that you have a laptop with an HDMI port on standby. Just simply fire up the computer.... plug in your HDMI into your computer and the other into a spare HDMI port in your TV. Please make sure that Google Chrome is installed on laptop.

We have had just a few people report that they have had some issues with not be able to put the expiry date into the credit card part of the payment wall. This effected about 4 people last night. We advise visiting www.dacast.com and hit the chat feature to ask them what to do.

We will be running a test stream at about 3pm to make sure you can get everything a ok. We will post the link just before 3pm on our Facebook page.

It’s time to bring on the action!!!

iframe.dacast.com/b/98751/c/486717

[kevin888]

after following all in instructions last thing I did was restart my router as you suggested and worked fine.as far as payment goes I did have issue with expiry but clicked on box its in and it did work

[mal]

Must say apart from setup issue this stream is second to none. Excellent coverage.

[qldkiwi]

Jase the stream last night was second to none of any I have used from aus or USA ,, keep up the excellent work ,phil

[Shai-tan]

Jase, the website is not using SSL / HTTPS !!!
I want to buy the service but no way in hell I'm entering credit card details over an unsecured connection where anyone could be packet sniffing.

[Shai-tan]

Looks like link to the direct stream is secure:

iframe.dacast.com/b/98751/c/486717

Probably need to do something with the local website.

[kevin888]

when I try that link it says not secure

[Admin]

The main stream is up and running now playing music videos so plenty of time to get yourself sorted for tonight.

[beachboy]

Jan 5, 2019 12:06:18 GMT 12 Shai-tan said:

Jase, the website is not using SSL / HTTPS !!!
I want to buy the service but no way in hell I'm entering credit card details over an unsecured connection where anyone could be packet sniffing.

yeah I noticed that as well so just used a visa prezzy card with only $100 loaded. Can see a few people getting there credit cards hacked thou.
Not good making people pay using an unsecure facility.

[Jase2]

unreal .. the web site is unsecure .. the payment gateway is

cheers

[Shai-tan]

Jan 5, 2019 19:35:40 GMT 12 Jase2 said:

unreal .. the web site is unsecure .. the payment gateway is

cheers

Still not PCI compliant:

Use strong cryptography and security protocols such as SSL/TLS or IPSEC to safeguard sensitive cardholder data during transmission over open, public networks.

Verify the use of encryption (for example, SSL/TLS or IPSEC) wherever cardholder data is transmitted or
received over open, public networks

Verify that strong encryption is used during data transmission
For SSL implementations:
- Verify that HTTPS appears as a part of the browser Universal Record Locator (URL).
- Verify that no cardholder data is required when HTTPS does not appear in the URL.

[beachboy]

perhaps now with the $84000 for a weekends work they will sort out a secure website. Pretty crazy when you are running a pay per view website not to have it secure for your customers.

[Jase2]

Jan 6, 2019 20:02:38 GMT 12 beachboy said:

perhaps now with the $84000 for a weekends work they will sort out a secure website. Pretty crazy when you are running a pay per view website not to have it secure for your customers.

I repeat .. the payment gateway is not apart of the web site and is secure...
The web site does not collect or store any data

do you think i make $84000 .. pull ya head in

[Admin]

Jan 6, 2019 21:28:55 GMT 12 Jase2 said:

Jan 6, 2019 20:02:38 GMT 12 beachboy said:

perhaps now with the $84000 for a weekends work they will sort out a secure website. Pretty crazy when you are running a pay per view website not to have it secure for your customers.

I repeat .. the payment gateway is not apart of the web site and is secure...
The web site does not collect or store any data

do you think i make $84000 .. pull ya head in

I think the concern stems from a Google warning about the site not being secure when people go to enter their credit card details. Must admit I did a double take when it happened to me.

[Jase2]

Jan 6, 2019 21:46:58 GMT 12 Admin said:

Jan 6, 2019 21:28:55 GMT 12 Jase2 said:

I repeat .. the payment gateway is not apart of the web site and is secure...
The web site does not collect or store any data

do you think i make $84000 .. pull ya head in

I think the concern stems from a Google warning about the site not being secure when people go to enter their credit card details. Must admit I did a double take when it happened to me.

it does highlight a good point though .. we will now have a disclaimer that states that even though the web site itself is not secure .. and really doesnt need to be .. the payment gateway is seperate away from the web site and is secure. The web site is just a vehicle to give people access to streams .. the rest is handled by our american provider