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English TV in Hungary
Originally posted by Tarakay:
I am interested in the best way to get english tv and internet access. We have a house in Csicso and plan to spend more time there as we are planning to retire. We will be visiting for a couple of weeks very soon and would appreciate any info.re tv etc. |
Re: English TV in Hungary
Hello,
Regarding watching British TV, as long as you have a good internet access with downloading speed of at least 2 mb/s you can watch nearly all British Channel for free, via the internet, without the need to install huge and unsightly satellite dishes on your garden. Send me a PM if you are interested. |
Re: English TV in Hungary
Originally Posted by Rural Hungary
(Post 8482515)
Originally posted by Tarakay:
I am interested in the best way to get english tv and internet access. We have a house in Csicso and plan to spend more time there as we are planning to retire. We will be visiting for a couple of weeks very soon and would appreciate any info.re tv etc. I got a satelite dish from local shop, (with LNB) it was under 10 000ft its bob on to Astra 28.2 and I get loads of channels on a sky box, even ITV and channel five loads more, no BBcs though but we can live without that easily . The dish is supposed to be a 120m but my mate reckons its only a 60? |
Re: English TV in Hungary
I have a suggestion about English TV coverage.
From the posts I assume High Speed Internet is available to most areas. Has anyone thought to pull your TV shows from the Usenet? I just watched Season 2 of "Being Human" from a download last week. They were a post in 'alt.binaries.british.drama'. I usually pull down the shows I am interested in (US and Brit) after the season ends. If you want your weekly fix most shows are posted a day or so after the showing. Michael |
Re: English TV in Hungary
Hi Michael and welcome to the forum.
Are you living in Hungary? Most villages have internet though not all are capable of high speeds. There are sites where you can stream programmes, instead of downloading them, not sure of the legality so I won't post the link here but they are free. There are also sites that work the same as usenet again free, if you are paying for your usenet let me know and I can PM you the details. :D |
Re: English TV in Hungary
Thanks for the post Rural. I was just trying to give other alternatives to a poor Dish reception. Since I am in the US our access to UK TV is very poor. It has been nice to be able, over the years, to download all the shows we have come to love.
BTW we are not in Hungary and I will do an new intro post for us. Michael and Sandy |
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Hi Gaflack, out of curiosity, do you have to pay for usenet in the USA or are there decent free providers?
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Re: English TV in Hungary
Originally Posted by Rural Hungary
(Post 8482515)
Originally posted by Tarakay:
I am interested in the best way to get english tv and internet access. We have a house in Csicso and plan to spend more time there as we are planning to retire. We will be visiting for a couple of weeks very soon and would appreciate any info.re tv etc. |
Re: English TV in Hungary
hi
with our sky box we get some of the freesat channels ITV,C4,C4+1,C5,FIVER, US FIVE, SKY NEWS ALL THE USA NEWS CHANNELS. REALITY TV AND A COUPLE OF MOVIE CHANNELS. PLUS THE USUAL JUNK CHANNELS. might be more but cant remember what we get. we can get all these with a 1.2m dish and get sub titles as my hubby is 50%deaf. |
Re: English TV in Hungary
Am I right in thinking that if you get a 2.4 dish you can all the channels ie, ITV;CH4,5 anad BBC channels as you can here in Spain?
Klarika |
Re: English TV in Hungary
Originally Posted by hotpot
(Post 8912766)
hi
with our sky box we get some of the freesat channels ITV,C4,C4+1,C5,FIVER, US FIVE, SKY NEWS ALL THE USA NEWS CHANNELS. REALITY TV AND A COUPLE OF MOVIE CHANNELS. PLUS THE USUAL JUNK CHANNELS. might be more but cant remember what we get. we can get all these with a 1.2m dish and get sub titles as my hubby is 50%deaf. |
Re: English TV in Hungary
hi klarika
yes with a 2.4 dish you can get all the channels but you need a good dish and line it up perfectly. if you call in while you are here you can see out set up and the cost of it. with what we have got we have not got time to watch BBC |
Re: English TV in Hungary
Originally Posted by Rural Hungary
(Post 8482515)
Originally posted by Tarakay:
I am interested in the best way to get english tv and internet access. We have a house in Csicso and plan to spend more time there as we are planning to retire. We will be visiting for a couple of weeks very soon and would appreciate any info.re tv etc. when you watch in hungary you have the remote controller on the screen just like the one you would have to control the sky box, so you can record programmes as well as watching what you have recorded you can watch programmes currently showing. Not all areas of Hungary have internet connection, we are lucky that a small factory in our village has a mast that beams out the internet, but you have to pay each month to be connected to it. This also works even when speed of transmission drops, but it slows down the transmission of course. Hope this helps. |
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Is anyone using the 2.4 dish and if so what channels are you getting?
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Re: English TV in Hungary
Originally Posted by Tapsony-Hungary
(Post 8921308)
Hello I know this post is old, but you don't need a satellite dish to get the BBC and other english channels as long as you have an internet connection,and computer and something called a "sling box" which is hooked up to your sky box in the UK.
when you watch in hungary you have the remote controller on the screen just like the one you would have to control the sky box, so you can record programmes as well as watching what you have recorded you can watch programmes currently showing. Not all areas of Hungary have internet connection, we are lucky that a small factory in our village has a mast that beams out the internet, but you have to pay each month to be connected to it. This also works even when speed of transmission drops, but it slows down the transmission of course. Hope this helps. Thanks Klarika |
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