channel 4 On demand (4OD)
#1
Hi
Would like to access 4OD tv shows
Whats the best way to do this from Canada.
I have Kodi,Chromecast,Ipad it would be nice to access 4OD service using ipad/Chromecast if possible
many thanks if you can help
Would like to access 4OD tv shows
Whats the best way to do this from Canada.
I have Kodi,Chromecast,Ipad it would be nice to access 4OD service using ipad/Chromecast if possible
many thanks if you can help
#2
what is "channel 4 on demand" (All 4)?
Can this not be watched or accessed via a DNS or VPN, kodi, filmon or one of those free TV links that you get BBC channels, how does it differ?
http://www.camposat.tv
.
Can this not be watched or accessed via a DNS or VPN, kodi, filmon or one of those free TV links that you get BBC channels, how does it differ?
http://www.camposat.tv
.
Last edited by not2old; Feb 19th 2017 at 4:59 am.
#5
i can view/watch normal channel 4 live(4OD is different) via filmon on my kodi box, but 4OD (channel 4 player ) doesnt seem to be possible to view/use this way
Anyone using 4OD in Canada if so be interested which work around you use
thanks
Anyone using 4OD in Canada if so be interested which work around you use
thanks
Last edited by joinerboy; Feb 19th 2017 at 8:14 am.
#6
4 OD is a podcast, much like bbc I player, you hit the red button and you can either watch behind the scenes shows or for Wimbledon for example, you can choose the live match you prefer rather than the match being shown on the main channel. It's not that new, but UK is streets ahead of its North American cousins on this technology.
Unfortunately, I don't know how to access this online. Sorry op.
Unfortunately, I don't know how to access this online. Sorry op.
#7
4 OD is a podcast, much like bbc I player, you hit the red button and you can either watch behind the scenes shows or for Wimbledon for example, you can choose the live match you prefer rather than the match being shown on the main channel. It's not that new, but UK is streets ahead of its North American cousins on this technology.
Unfortunately, I don't know how to access this online. Sorry op.
Unfortunately, I don't know how to access this online. Sorry op.
#8
4 OD is a podcast, much like bbc I player, you hit the red button and you can either watch behind the scenes shows or for Wimbledon for example, you can choose the live match you prefer rather than the match being shown on the main channel. It's not that new, but UK is streets ahead of its North American cousins on this technology.
Unfortunately, I don't know how to access this online. Sorry op.
Unfortunately, I don't know how to access this online. Sorry op.
something like the following
https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...ondemand&hl=en
maybe a (LMGTFY) 'Google' that someone could find?
#9
Tbh, this service is flaky enough from the UK. I'm pretty sure that it is hosted from an old oily x486 sitting in the corner of some guy's leaky garage. It is also the only one of the major free OD services in the UK that requires a mandatory sign up.
I wouldn't fancy using over a transatlantic VPN much tbh.
I wouldn't fancy using over a transatlantic VPN much tbh.
#11
Possibly because you use it outside of peak hours being in Vancouver and all but I'm not sure. In the UK, All 4's performance is well known for being dreadful especially during peak periods (the Paralympics etc).
#12
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I have Unotelly (which now only 'pretends' to be an anonymiser service) and a Roku 3 box (actually two of them). We use these for iPlayer, ITV Player, 4OD, Channel 5 etc
If you go down the Roku route, make sure you ONLY buy one of the players that is available in the UK (ie a 1, 2 or 3) and not one of the other models, as the software for the versions not sold in the UK does not support the players for UK channels.
BestBuy and LondonDrugs usually have them, although you may only find them in-store, as the website will show out-of-stock if the store has only 1 on the shelf (although they do re-stock).
Register your Roku on the Roku.co.uk website, use UnoTelly (or similar) and everything works.
Or, just use Unotelly and watch on a PC. We prefer the TV version and Roku boxes aren't expensive.
I recommend Roku 3 if you can find one - faster processor than the Roku 1
If you go down the Roku route, make sure you ONLY buy one of the players that is available in the UK (ie a 1, 2 or 3) and not one of the other models, as the software for the versions not sold in the UK does not support the players for UK channels.
BestBuy and LondonDrugs usually have them, although you may only find them in-store, as the website will show out-of-stock if the store has only 1 on the shelf (although they do re-stock).
Register your Roku on the Roku.co.uk website, use UnoTelly (or similar) and everything works.
Or, just use Unotelly and watch on a PC. We prefer the TV version and Roku boxes aren't expensive.
I recommend Roku 3 if you can find one - faster processor than the Roku 1
Last edited by withabix; Feb 20th 2017 at 9:21 am.
#13
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i used to have unotelly and streamed UK tv through the Playstation..worked a treat no lag or buffering everything was in HD..was about $40/per year for the subscription i think..need to set it up again




