How can you watch UK TV on your computer for Free in Australia?
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Re: How can you watch UK TV on your computer for Free in Australia?
got ya
right being a bit of a thicko here but how do you sign this u.s.a wdtv live box onto your internet ( hulu netflix ) with one of the hide vpn's
i know how to get round it with the laptop but not this
this is why i was looking at having the router automatically sign into the hide vpn but as you said it will slow everthing down too much
right being a bit of a thicko here but how do you sign this u.s.a wdtv live box onto your internet ( hulu netflix ) with one of the hide vpn's
i know how to get round it with the laptop but not this
this is why i was looking at having the router automatically sign into the hide vpn but as you said it will slow everthing down too much
http://support.unblock-us.com/custom...rticles/291573
You can subscribe to Netflix with an Aussie credit card, it's about $8 a month but you have to give a fake US address if I remember correctly.
Hulu Plus is harder to subscribe to and out of the 2 Nexflix is better IMO - lots of TV shows plus movies, Hulu Plus has American adverts and the picture can freeze and jump even on the lowest definition setting. Most of the time it's OK though.
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Re: How can you watch UK TV on your computer for Free in Australia?
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#124
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Just out of curiosity... how do you work out a false US address... out of the white pages or something ?
#125
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I used THAT postcode for my Netflix sub. That's what I did anyway.
#126
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Well, the process of subscribing to Hulu Plus is quite involved and you need an address in either Oregon or Delaware. I went to a real estate site and picked a home in Portland, Oregon. You need the full 8 figure US postcode too.
I used THAT postcode for my Netflix sub. That's what I did anyway.
I used THAT postcode for my Netflix sub. That's what I did anyway.
#127
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Thank Renth, i tried it last night and got it running on my PS3, it's amazing how easy it is. the best thing is that not all internet traffic has to go through there onl the sites that need overseas access.
As for the address on Netflix its just a zip code they ask for you i used 90210 - Beverly Hills .
I'm going to give Hulu a go tonight.
On a separate note i actually cancelled Foxtel today it was costing $87 for a few lofestyle channels and HD. I do still want it so hoping they call me back with a better offer.
As for the address on Netflix its just a zip code they ask for you i used 90210 - Beverly Hills .
I'm going to give Hulu a go tonight.
On a separate note i actually cancelled Foxtel today it was costing $87 for a few lofestyle channels and HD. I do still want it so hoping they call me back with a better offer.
#128
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Thank Renth, i tried it last night and got it running on my PS3, it's amazing how easy it is. the best thing is that not all internet traffic has to go through there onl the sites that need overseas access.
As for the address on Netflix its just a zip code they ask for you i used 90210 - Beverly Hills .
I'm going to give Hulu a go tonight.
On a separate note i actually cancelled Foxtel today it was costing $87 for a few lofestyle channels and HD. I do still want it so hoping they call me back with a better offer.
As for the address on Netflix its just a zip code they ask for you i used 90210 - Beverly Hills .
I'm going to give Hulu a go tonight.
On a separate note i actually cancelled Foxtel today it was costing $87 for a few lofestyle channels and HD. I do still want it so hoping they call me back with a better offer.
http://www.buyfrompowerseller.com/hu...utside-the-us/
#129
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Just signed up for a free month of uk Netflix as I already have a uk VPN for bbc etc, I signed up with my oz PayPal account & wasn't asked for a uk address!
Is the uk version as good as USA version? Only watched first episode of Fawlty Towers so far.
I've got it set up on an old MacBook & have the rgb cable, I have a lg smart tv, wd live tv (not US version), a ps3 & xbox360, can I stream from MacBook to tv or wd live? Wd can find files on MacBook but not sure about watching Netflix wirelessly!
Is the uk version as good as USA version? Only watched first episode of Fawlty Towers so far.
I've got it set up on an old MacBook & have the rgb cable, I have a lg smart tv, wd live tv (not US version), a ps3 & xbox360, can I stream from MacBook to tv or wd live? Wd can find files on MacBook but not sure about watching Netflix wirelessly!
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have to say the wdtv live box is one seriously good bit of kit
i would highly recommend anyone get one if only to watch youtube / abc iview / and tune in radio
very very good quality and for only $135
i would highly recommend anyone get one if only to watch youtube / abc iview / and tune in radio
very very good quality and for only $135
#131
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Hello
I am a complete novice at this so please bare with me
We currently have Foxtel, which was the easy option as new migrants. Luckily, we got the new 6 month contract, as our plan is to do the streaming/torrenting thing. Not impressed with what is on Foxtel so far, so have started the research.
So far I have downloaded utorrent (tried expatshield but it went wonky so have removed it)
What do I do now?
We will mainly be wanting to watch US tv series such as NCIS, sci-fi stuff, Chuck etc, Dr Who Neighbours, films etc.
We have a hardrive arriving on the container, but will we need some like a WDTV thing? We are wirelessly networked and would like to be able to stream to other rooms too. One of our TVs is a Smart TV, wireless with a dongle and we also have x2 Smart blu--ray players.
Doing the piratenet thing doesn't sit well with me, so would rather do things legitamitely so don't mind paying a few bucks for the right thing, given that we would be saving rather more by doing away with Foxtel
Any help would be VERY greatfully received
Oh yes, we have Dodo Unlimited ADSL2 and average at around 4mb I think
TIA
I am a complete novice at this so please bare with me
We currently have Foxtel, which was the easy option as new migrants. Luckily, we got the new 6 month contract, as our plan is to do the streaming/torrenting thing. Not impressed with what is on Foxtel so far, so have started the research.
So far I have downloaded utorrent (tried expatshield but it went wonky so have removed it)
What do I do now?
We will mainly be wanting to watch US tv series such as NCIS, sci-fi stuff, Chuck etc, Dr Who Neighbours, films etc.
We have a hardrive arriving on the container, but will we need some like a WDTV thing? We are wirelessly networked and would like to be able to stream to other rooms too. One of our TVs is a Smart TV, wireless with a dongle and we also have x2 Smart blu--ray players.
Doing the piratenet thing doesn't sit well with me, so would rather do things legitamitely so don't mind paying a few bucks for the right thing, given that we would be saving rather more by doing away with Foxtel
Any help would be VERY greatfully received
Oh yes, we have Dodo Unlimited ADSL2 and average at around 4mb I think
TIA
#132
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You need an account with unblock-us ($5 a month) then here are the setup details for the Western Dig:
http://support.unblock-us.com/custom...rticles/291573
You can subscribe to Netflix with an Aussie credit card, it's about $8 a month but you have to give a fake US address if I remember correctly.
Hulu Plus is harder to subscribe to and out of the 2 Nexflix is better IMO - lots of TV shows plus movies, Hulu Plus has American adverts and the picture can freeze and jump even on the lowest definition setting. Most of the time it's OK though.
http://support.unblock-us.com/custom...rticles/291573
You can subscribe to Netflix with an Aussie credit card, it's about $8 a month but you have to give a fake US address if I remember correctly.
Hulu Plus is harder to subscribe to and out of the 2 Nexflix is better IMO - lots of TV shows plus movies, Hulu Plus has American adverts and the picture can freeze and jump even on the lowest definition setting. Most of the time it's OK though.
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Re: How can you watch UK TV on your computer for Free in Australia?
Where's a good place to find Eastenders.
We are up to 8th Nov 2012 as my Mum has been sending it out. She is not able to now so we are hoping to download.
Not worried about exact up-to-date episodes, just ones that follow on from the date above.
Here's hoping!
J
We are up to 8th Nov 2012 as my Mum has been sending it out. She is not able to now so we are hoping to download.
Not worried about exact up-to-date episodes, just ones that follow on from the date above.
Here's hoping!
J
#134
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UKNova. Latest episode available every day.
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Am currently looking at strongvpn.com myself but recommendations are always good . What's your bandwidth, buffering, etc like?
My current alternaative is to use one of these dodgy streaming sites. Sometimes get great feed for the Premiership etc but the popup ads are a major pain in the arse. Not complaining as they're free, but a vpn would be better.
Cheers