By clicking the links below you'll be able to purchase your access to this weekend's live audiovisual stream (InternetTV) of the AIHL's 2010 Goodall Cup Finals at the Icehouse, Docklands, Melbourne.

Click here to watch Semi Final 1

Newcastle North Stars vs Adelaide Adrenaline -  Puck drops at 4pm AEST Saturday 28th August 2010

Click here to watch Semi Final 2

Melbourne Ice vs Sydney Bears -  Puck drops at 7.30pm AEST Saturday 28th August 2010

Click here to watch 2010 AIHL Grand Final

Winner SF1 vs Winner SF2 -  Puck drops at 4.15pm AEST Sunday 29th August 2010 

Cost of Streams

Games are charged at AUD $6.00 each.

The links above will take you to a video player where you will enter an email address and password of your choice. You will then be directed to a payment page for secure credit card payment. Once payment has been approved you can use your email and password to login to watch the stream live once the game starts. The broadcast will include commentary and replays. To subscribe to another game simply return to this page and click the corresponding link above. If you have already registered just enter your email and password to go straight to the purchase page. 

Test Your Equipment

To play the stream you'll need to connect to our stream with a fast internet connection (recommended at least 1Mbps) in order to have smooth playing of the stream. You may also need speakers or headphones to hear the audio if your computer does not have inbuilt speakers. 

If you'd like to get an idea of the quality you'll be watching, visit the Football Federation of Victoria's archive footage, done by the same providers, and play one of the archived football games.

http://vpltv.footballfedvic.com.au/content.aspx?file=7250|19860t

Best Way to Enjoy

You can easily watch the feed on a desktop or laptop PC connected to the Internet, but it's also possible to use a big-screen TV for an even better experience.

If your PC and TV both support HDMI cables, this is the best scenario, as HDMI will send high quality picture AND audio to your TV. You may need to use a Fn key combination to make the picture appear on the TV as well as or instead of on your PC monitor.

If you don't have HDMI, you can send the picture to the TV via a regular VGA(RGB 15-pin) cable, but you'll need to use your headphones jack on your PC to output your sound to external speakers or to your TV if you can convert the 3.5mm plug from your PC to split into Left and Right (White & Red) RCA plugs for the TV end.