Ex Pat Shield for BBC I player.
Nov 1st 2010 | 10:56 pm
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Ex Pat Shield for BBC I player.
Just read this article in today's I Paper. page 26. British ex pats can now watch BBC I player outside of the UK. Ex Pat Shield -designed by soft ware company Anchor Free tricks the BBc by giving you a internet address for the UK. Just down loaded it for free and it seems to be as they advertised.It puts a new bar on your search engine and it seems to be easy to use.Google Ex Pat Shield and there you go ! I would do it straight away before the BBC closes them down. Read the article too. I paper, which is part of the Independent group.Page 26. top left hand corner.
Nov 2nd 2010 | 6:14 am
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From: Noni the Indian Goan Beach Mulberry
Re: Ex Pat Shield for BBC I player.
Just read this article in today's I Paper. page 26. British ex pats can now watch BBC I player outside of the UK. Ex Pat Shield -designed by soft ware company Anchor Free tricks the BBc by giving you a internet address for the UK. Just down loaded it for free and it seems to be as they advertised.It puts a new bar on your search engine and it seems to be easy to use.Google Ex Pat Shield and there you go ! I would do it straight away before the BBC closes them down. Read the article too. I paper, which is part of the Independent group.Page 26. top left hand corner.
Nov 3rd 2010 | 2:04 am
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Re: Ex Pat Shield for BBC I player.
"To those asking what this device does? Well all it really does is provide a listing search for more than 13,000 radio stations. You could look for them in Google or some software music players also do this. "
Also found comments that they didn't work for UK stations.
Does anyone know - are they in fact more than a list of URL's and some presentation software?
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Nov 3rd 2010 | 3:02 am
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From: Noni the Indian Goan Beach Mulberry
Re: Ex Pat Shield for BBC I player.
I thought these were a con, tried Google and still not sure but I did find this:
"To those asking what this device does? Well all it really does is provide a listing search for more than 13,000 radio stations. You could look for them in Google or some software music players also do this. "
Also found comments that they didn't work for UK stations.
Does anyone know - are they in fact more than a list of URL's and some presentation software?
AndyD 8-)#
AndyD 8-)#
"To those asking what this device does? Well all it really does is provide a listing search for more than 13,000 radio stations. You could look for them in Google or some software music players also do this. "
Also found comments that they didn't work for UK stations.
Does anyone know - are they in fact more than a list of URL's and some presentation software?
AndyD 8-)#
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Nov 3rd 2010 | 3:18 am
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Re: Ex Pat Shield for BBC I player.
It works here in Canada..can watch all the iplayers bbc itv sky etc etc
Nov 3rd 2010 | 9:04 am
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Re: Ex Pat Shield for BBC I player.
expat shield works in Canada
Nov 3rd 2010 | 9:41 am
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Re: Ex Pat Shield for BBC I player.
As it is important for ex-pats, can I suggest we keep this "on-topic"?
Ie, the Ex-pat Shield?
There are hundreds of so called "Solve everything downloads" available but they are mostly crap. The last one recommended to me, on good authority, immediately started downloading porn as soon as it was installed......
It has taken me a good two months to get it off my computer.
(Its difficult to hit delete when your hand is shaking................careful now)
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Ie, the Ex-pat Shield?
There are hundreds of so called "Solve everything downloads" available but they are mostly crap. The last one recommended to me, on good authority, immediately started downloading porn as soon as it was installed......
It has taken me a good two months to get it off my computer.
(Its difficult to hit delete when your hand is shaking................careful now)
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Nov 3rd 2010 | 1:55 pm
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Re: Ex Pat Shield for BBC I player.
As it is important for ex-pats, can I suggest we keep this "on-topic"?
Ie, the Ex-pat Shield?
There are hundreds of so called "Solve everything downloads" available but they are mostly crap. The last one recommended to me, on good authority, immediately started downloading porn as soon as it was installed......
It has taken me a good two months to get it off my computer.
(Its difficult to hit delete when your hand is shaking................careful now)
.
Ie, the Ex-pat Shield?
There are hundreds of so called "Solve everything downloads" available but they are mostly crap. The last one recommended to me, on good authority, immediately started downloading porn as soon as it was installed......
It has taken me a good two months to get it off my computer.
(Its difficult to hit delete when your hand is shaking................careful now)
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Cold shower time for you Milwart !!!!!!
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Nov 3rd 2010 | 3:20 pm
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Re: Ex Pat Shield for BBC I player.
Hi tried to download Ex Pat Shield yesterday 4 times yesterday after each download I found I could not access the Internet. Has anyone in India been able to download the Ex Pat Shield program and then be able to access some UK TV.
Nov 3rd 2010 | 4:00 pm
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Re: Ex Pat Shield for BBC I player.
Well I've taken the gamble and downloaded Expat Shield to give it a try, but unless they've got some new twist it will only take the BBC a few days to blacklist the UK IP addresses that they use.
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Nov 3rd 2010 | 8:06 pm
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Re: Ex Pat Shield for BBC I player.
Thats exactly what I thought, Andy, but assumed due to its glowing reports that it had some special attributes that stopped the BBC doing that. If its a straight forward proxy server set-up, then probably a waste of time?
Horse Doctor, the proxy server aspect could be what is giving you the problems depending on the individual configuration of your computer and browser/internet provider. A proxy server in some aspects stops YOU looking like YOU, therefore you are not recognised and permitted to connect.......
Horse Doctor, the proxy server aspect could be what is giving you the problems depending on the individual configuration of your computer and browser/internet provider. A proxy server in some aspects stops YOU looking like YOU, therefore you are not recognised and permitted to connect.......
Nov 3rd 2010 | 10:49 pm
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Re: Ex Pat Shield for BBC I player.
Does this not also mess up your cookies being recognised, some of which are actualy very useful??
Nov 9th 2010 | 11:55 pm
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Re: Ex Pat Shield for BBC I player.
Thats exactly what I thought, Andy, but assumed due to its glowing reports that it had some special attributes that stopped the BBC doing that. If its a straight forward proxy server set-up, then probably a waste of time?
Horse Doctor, the proxy server aspect could be what is giving you the problems depending on the individual configuration of your computer and browser/internet provider. A proxy server in some aspects stops YOU looking like YOU, therefore you are not recognised and permitted to connect.......
Horse Doctor, the proxy server aspect could be what is giving you the problems depending on the individual configuration of your computer and browser/internet provider. A proxy server in some aspects stops YOU looking like YOU, therefore you are not recognised and permitted to connect.......
So I doubt if it will fool the Beeb either.
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Nov 11th 2010 | 5:53 am
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Re: Ex Pat Shield for BBC I player.
HOT NEWS........BREAKING NEWS
BBC have just announced (5 mins ago) that a worldwide version of I-player will be launched in the first half of next year!
They have not yet decided if it will be pay-per-view, by subscription, or advert funded (as most of their international stuff is)
The BBC executive inferred that negotiations were still taking place and my guess is Ad-funded as they then dont have the hassle of collecting dosh from the end user and dealing with the IT world's best attempts to defeat the system.........
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BBC have just announced (5 mins ago) that a worldwide version of I-player will be launched in the first half of next year!
They have not yet decided if it will be pay-per-view, by subscription, or advert funded (as most of their international stuff is)
The BBC executive inferred that negotiations were still taking place and my guess is Ad-funded as they then dont have the hassle of collecting dosh from the end user and dealing with the IT world's best attempts to defeat the system.........
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