Broadcast terms by country

These rules govern every stream KORAON plays. They apply to administrators adding sources and to viewers watching them.

Core rules

KORAON plays a match only from a source it owns, controls, or is licensed to distribute.
Every stream carries a start time and an expiry time. Playback is blocked before the start and disabled automatically after expiry.
Every stream carries a list of permitted countries. Viewers outside that list see a regional notice instead of a player.
Sources must be served over HTTPS as HLS, DASH, a direct licensed file, or an approved embed.
Unauthorised aggregators are never used, scraped, proxied, or linked. Paywalls and regional restrictions are never bypassed.
When no authorised stream exists, KORAON names the verified official broadcaster and links to its own service.

Ireland (IE)

RTÉ Player, Virgin Media Play and the per-fixture rights holder.

Open the official service in a new tab; embedding is not permitted unless the broadcaster's terms allow it.

United Kingdom (GB)

The per-fixture rights holder for UK territory.

Link out only. Saturday blackout hours apply to some fixtures.

Germany (DE)

The per-fixture German rights holder.

Link out only.

France (FR)

The per-fixture French rights holder.

Link out only.

Spain (ES)

The per-fixture Spanish rights holder.

Link out only.

Italy (IT)

The per-fixture Italian rights holder.

Link out only.

A broadcaster must be verified for each individual fixture. Never assume a match is carried by a broadcaster just because it holds other rights.

Window exceeded: the stream passed its expiry time and was disabled automatically. Administrators see it as Expired in the streams panel.
Connection interrupted: match data or playback stopped responding. Visitors see a neutral retry message; the detailed provider status is shown to administrators only.

Provider keys, protected source URLs and signed playback tokens are never shown in the browser.