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Re: BBC - Wanted Down Under
Originally Posted by snow-white
(Post 5765976)
uknova is full wont let me sign up signed up for the box but havent got a clue what to do next any help please?
Download this: http://www.bittornado.com/ Then go to thebox and find what you want to download. When you click on the link it will start downloading and save to your PC, then you can either watch it on your PC or transfer it to disc and watch on your DVD (providing you save it to a format that is supported). Don't ask me about keeping your Ratio right though, as that goes way over my head :D |
Re: BBC - Wanted Down Under
Originally Posted by Wendy
(Post 5766352)
Download this: http://www.bittornado.com/
Then go to thebox and find what you want to download. When you click on the link it will start downloading and save to your PC, then you can either watch it on your PC or transfer it to disc and watch on your DVD (providing you save it to a format that is supported). Don't ask me about keeping your Ratio right though, as that goes way over my head :D |
Re: BBC - Wanted Down Under
Originally Posted by DAVIE_MAC
(Post 5765428)
I'm sure you must be able to go thru a proxy server can't you??? LIke ex-pats do when viewing from abroad.
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Re: BBC - Wanted Down Under
UKNOVA only lets a certain amount of users be registered at any one time. Once you haven't logged on for x amount of days it cancels your registration and lets someone else join.
I found late in the evening or very early in the morn the best time to register, but its luck of the draw really. |
Re: BBC - Wanted Down Under
Originally Posted by Coppock
(Post 5767019)
UKNOVA only lets a certain amount of users be registered at any one time. Once you haven't logged on for x amount of days it cancels your registration and lets someone else join.
I found late in the evening or very early in the morn the best time to register, but its luck of the draw really. |
Re: BBC - Wanted Down Under
Originally Posted by DestinationSydney
(Post 5764649)
Im at work all day so am watching the series on www.tvcatchup.com - it was a tip from a posting on here and it is free and works okay!!
I joined this site and have successfully downloaded this weeks "Wanted Downunder" so far. Unfortunately it would take about 4 hours to watch one episode as it keeps stopping and starting :unsure: Anyone any idea on how to resolve this problem? Thanks, Lynn xx |
Re: BBC - Wanted Down Under
Originally Posted by DAVIE_MAC
(Post 5763877)
OOPS Sorry I know what you mean.
Especialy as we live in Winchester the number one location to live in the whole of the UK....:blink: Must be because there was only 6 murders within a 3 mile radius that made it top the list. What was interesting in todays show was the fact that the exact same crimes are just as comon in OZ as they are in UK...Drunkeness, drugs, assualt, Domestic violence, weekends more so as the cop said. Just as I was told about the big cities in Canada suffer the same. Its a shame really. |
Re: BBC - Wanted Down Under
Originally Posted by Coppock
(Post 5767145)
You're going to get crime whereever there are people I guess. I've found that keeping myself to myself has helped me avoid most of the crime in my area, so just plan to continue. I suppose that at least you'll have the beach to rest your broken jaw on! And hopefully the tan will help hide the black eyes. . .
Off to do more ironing and watch todays episode...might give cash in the attic a miss tho. |
Re: BBC - Wanted Down Under
"there's nothing wrong with our lives in the UK"
That line is really starting to annoy me. . . . why even think of moving then? Maybe it was just for the free holiday??? |
Re: BBC - Wanted Down Under
why go for a big family home straight away??? They have no kids and she doesnt even have a job yet...surely a recipe for disaster
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Re: BBC - Wanted Down Under
Originally Posted by Coppock
(Post 5767206)
"there's nothing wrong with our lives in the UK"
That line is really starting to annoy me. . . . why even think of moving then? Maybe it was just for the free holiday??? |
Re: BBC - Wanted Down Under
Originally Posted by perksy
(Post 5767225)
why go for a big family home straight away??? They have no kids and she doesnt even have a job yet...surely a recipe for disaster
before we all start getting spam off the people on the show - remember not to say anything too negative everyone! |
Re: BBC - Wanted Down Under
oh dear she would get binned if she was my mrs...."you go out to work dear work like a dog while I swan about this massive house all day doing nowt..oh and by the way all your wages will just cover the mortgage" tut tut get off your fat arse love and stop being so deluded life aint always greener....whoops sorry i'm being too negative :rofl:
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Re: BBC - Wanted Down Under
Originally Posted by the4ofus
(Post 5767094)
Hi!
I joined this site and have successfully downloaded this weeks "Wanted Downunder" so far. Unfortunately it would take about 4 hours to watch one episode as it keeps stopping and starting :unsure: Anyone any idea on how to resolve this problem? If you are watching it online then the problem is likely your internet connection. Does other high bandwidth internet stuff have this problem? Try an online broadband speed test (search google). Poor results? OK, a few ideas would be: Upgrade your broadband Change ISPs Get your landline tested and possibly replaced if ADSL Move closer to your exchange (again if ADSL). But perhaps selling your house to watch a TV programme might be a bit much :D If this isn't the cause, its possible you have an under-specified PC or your PC is running lots of other things. I've had this problem but its less likely that the internet being the cause I reckon. Hope that helps. |
Re: BBC - Wanted Down Under
Did anyone watch the Perth episode?? Can you remember the name of the area in the "Coast" section?? I want to check out the house's and jobs in that area!
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