How to use it
- Enter the date and start time exactly as the broadcaster or league lists them.
- Choose the time zone the listing uses. UK listings use London, most European leagues use Paris or Madrid, and US listings usually give Eastern Time (New York).
- Your local time appears straight away, detected from your device's settings, along with the time in major cities.
- Use Copy link to share the converted time with friends. The link opens with the same event already filled in.
Daylight saving is handled for you
Clocks change on different dates around the world. Europe moves its clocks on the last Sunday of March and October, the United States on the second Sunday of March and the first Sunday of November, and many countries never change at all. That means the gap between two cities is not fixed. London and New York, for example, are usually five hours apart but only four for a couple of weeks each spring and autumn. The converter uses your browser's built-in time zone database, so it applies the correct rule for the date you choose.
Tips for catching live events
- Open the app a few minutes early. Channels can take a moment to load, and popular events are busiest right at the start.
- Test your connection beforehand with our speed test, especially for 1080p sport.
- Have a backup ready. If a channel is down, try another link, or keep one of the free live TV apps installed.
Live NetTV v5.0