BBC iplayer
Sep 20th 2011 | 2:20 am
#16
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From: Semi-rural wonderworld, Brisbane
Re: BBC iplayer
there is a global tv service that I think can be got here that gives iplayer as well as other catch up stuff plus most of the brit channels... don't think I'm allowed to give the web site stuff on here so it might be worth googling eltel.tv to get more info... might work - might not!
My mind boggles sometimes ... Welcome to BE!
Expat Shield is OK for downloading stuff but I've shelled out for a UK-based VPN and it's so much better for about a fiver a month.
The only thing I want live is cricket commentary ...Everything else comes from elsewhere ad-free ...
Sep 20th 2011 | 2:23 am
#17
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Re: BBC iplayer
No its from a company in europe, I found them early this year and I get 28 channels live
And I can go back and watch any program in the last 5 days. I pay 180 euros every 6 months, It sound expensive but its far better than watching on a computer.
And I can go back and watch any program in the last 5 days. I pay 180 euros every 6 months, It sound expensive but its far better than watching on a computer.
Sep 20th 2011 | 2:26 am
#18
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Re: BBC iplayer
´Sounds quite reasonable... however, can you get iplayer, itv player etc on it and the brit radio stations.
Sep 20th 2011 | 2:30 am
#19
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From: Semi-rural wonderworld, Brisbane
Re: BBC iplayer
Yes please do tell us.
Sep 20th 2011 | 2:32 am
#20
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Re: BBC iplayer
You've waited over 3 years to tell us that?
My mind boggles sometimes ... Welcome to BE!
Expat Shield is OK for downloading stuff but I've shelled out for a UK-based VPN and it's so much better for about a fiver a month.
The only thing I want live is cricket commentary ...Everything else comes from elsewhere ad-free ...
My mind boggles sometimes ... Welcome to BE!
Expat Shield is OK for downloading stuff but I've shelled out for a UK-based VPN and it's so much better for about a fiver a month.
The only thing I want live is cricket commentary ...Everything else comes from elsewhere ad-free ...
Sep 20th 2011 | 2:36 am
#21
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From: Semi-rural wonderworld, Brisbane
Sep 20th 2011 | 2:37 am
#22
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Re: BBC iplayer
You dont need i-player, this is the same as having a satellite decoder but without a dish. I have the decoder under my tv and is just connected to my router, it then is hdmi connected to my tv. I also get E4 and More4 which keeps my 12 year old happy.
Sep 20th 2011 | 2:43 am
#23
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From: Semi-rural wonderworld, Brisbane
Re: BBC iplayer
I feel I have wandered into a Talkbollocksathon ... I respectfully withdraw.
Sep 20th 2011 | 4:09 am
#25
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Re: BBC iplayer
Funny guy! Google premier iptv Tenerife
Sep 20th 2011 | 4:24 am
#26
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Re: BBC iplayer
are they still using the old yuxing 400 box and Very Tangy?
Sep 20th 2011 | 4:39 am
#27
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Re: BBC iplayer
You've don't some research! No this is nothing to do with tangy and its not that silver box, this one has hdmi connection.
Sep 20th 2011 | 4:54 am
#28
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Re: BBC iplayer
Nope, can't take any credit for research... I met Darren a couple of years back in Southern Spain... and they were attempting to sell that service then!
Sep 20th 2011 | 5:16 am
#29
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Re: BBC iplayer
Well they have got it working perfect now.
Sep 20th 2011 | 5:18 am
#30
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Re: BBC iplayer
I was talking about the VT system... but you said they are no longer using that so whose are they using now???
