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Re: Iplayer
Originally Posted by thegolfer
(Post 12578071)
Not sure what you are asking? But my DNS are set in my router and all my devices unless manually over ridden by me benefit from the DNS services provided. My connection with DNS delivers a consistent 575-600 mbps download speed which is ample to service all devices and 4k oled TV streaming UHD and HDR movies and tv from netflix and amazon perfectly.
I simply want to to be able to switch channels on the big TV from the the comfort of my sofa with just a mouse, no other intervention required. Laptops and tablets are not a concern for me, I can kick those through as needs be. Thought projection is on my wishlist. ;) |
Re: Iplayer
Well just use a Firestick inserted into an HDMI on your T.V and just pop the smart DNS setting direct on Firestick......simple and the simplest remote....even by click or voice command.
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Re: Iplayer
Originally Posted by thegolfer
(Post 12578090)
Well just use a Firestick inserted into an HDMI on your T.V and just pop the smart DNS setting direct on Firestick......simple and the simplest remote....even by click or voice command.
Cheers that man! |
Re: Iplayer
Originally Posted by Fred James
(Post 12577128)
The BBC is getting much better at disabling VPNs. Try a Smart DNS instead. I use SmartDNS Proxy and have no problems. Hi all if you get pure vpn and instll on to crome brouser you ca get the I player working and to make life more intresting look for tv player all uk tv is on this using the vpn on a fire tv cheap and reliable |
Re: Iplayer
Can someone give me a reason why a VPN is better than a Smart DNS, apart from the fact that some of them are free.
I have used both and for simple things like getting into geoblocked sites, DNS is very simple and can be installed directly onto various devices whereas a VPN is very limited - you cannot install it on most routers and very few devices. It also slows down your Internet connection, in some cases very significantly - especially if you have something below 5mb. |
Re: Iplayer
Originally Posted by Fred James
(Post 12579100)
Can someone give me a reason why a VPN is better than a Smart DNS, apart from the fact that some of them are free.
I have used both and for simple things like getting into geoblocked sites, DNS is very simple and can be installed directly onto various devices whereas a VPN is very limited - you cannot install it on most routers and very few devices. It also slows down your Internet connection, in some cases very significantly - especially if you have something below 5mb. |
Re: Iplayer
Originally Posted by Fred James
(Post 12577128)
The BBC is getting much better at disabling VPNs. Try a Smart DNS instead. I use SmartDNS Proxy and have no problems. Cheers |
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