The only thing that gets on my nerves is how they call it 'Reading AND LEEDS' despite being exclusively at Reading. 
 I wouldn't mind them not covering Leeds if they didn't pretend they were.

Only problem I have with all this is that every single performance is displayed on screen and goes through a PA system.
 
It wouldn't be hard to hit a 'record' button on those screens and take a phono out of the desk into some kind of recording device, put the two together, and allow every single performance (in its entirety) to be viewed (it'd cost no more money to film/upload these).

I agree with the post above, why would it be so hard to do what other festivals are doing and record the output from the cameras already in place then upload it onto the festival site?
On the stages that dont have cameras then fair enough no reason to install cameras for the purpose but Main/NME/Lock-Up stages already have the kit in place.
Better still you could make some money out of it;
Lets say you limit access to those who have a specific code to access the content for 30 days after the event. You get a code in the official program purchasable at the event. Alternatively for those who didnt attend the event they could purchase an access code for £10 which lets them also watch the content for 30 days afterwards.
The money gained from this would easily pay for any hassle in setting this up and you'd also sell additional programmes!