Originally Posted by cathyg (Post 10376096)

Try Film On through Internet. YOu can watch live uk tv. Just tried it here in Budapest and got strictly straight away.

Originally Posted by Rural Hungary (Post 10294048)

Having spoken with several Brits who now use this system, I can add that they are all pleased with it and receive all the UK channels. Prices seem to range from 75,000-85,000ft, I'm assuming this is dependant on the distance Feri has to travel. The most expensive quote we have heard of included a Thomson box and was 100,000ft - for those without a sky box, this seem quite an affordable option.
The chap speaks fairly good English and can be contacted on 06302520934 or by email at orbanferi at zelkanet.hu

Originally Posted by John Gilbert (Post 10589091)

There is a useful web link where the bbc talk of changes due in 2013.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/blogabout...onders-in-2013

Sadly it looks as though TV reception will become harder from satellites during 2013.

Originally Posted by John Gilbert (Post 10589091)

There is a useful web link where the bbc talk of changes due in 2013.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/blogabout...onders-in-2013

Sadly it looks as though TV reception will become harder from satellites during 2013.

Originally Posted by llareggub (Post 10589491)

We have given up with the satellite approach and now pretty much exclusively watch what little televison we watch through a Proxy, manage to get BBC, ITV and Channel 4 with no issues :)

Originally Posted by FenTiger (Post 10590206)

What I'll probably do is buy a FreeSat recorder with plenty of Gigabytes to store films, programmes, from other channels and watch them during the winter months only. I think in the spring and summer I'd be outside 99% of the time.