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Re: TV and Internet help
Originally Posted by MikeJ
(Post 12089962)
I agree. For some reason Filmon doesn't parse correctly on the web browser built into my Smart box but Camposat is fine. Although I do use Filmon on my PC or tablet when needed so I'm not fussy.
New question which is the best X box at the moment? I might need to get a new one. |
Re: TV and Internet help
Originally Posted by EsuriJohn
(Post 12090045)
Got to agree with Mike on this.
New question which is the best X box at the moment? I might need to get a new one. |
Re: TV and Internet help
Originally Posted by EsuriJohn
(Post 12090045)
Got to agree with Mike on this.
New question which is the best X box at the moment? I might need to get a new one. What you are looking for are boxes called 'Android boxes'. These run the KODI /XBMC platform and the associated apps like exodus, filmon, phoenix etc for Video & others for photos, music etc. If you want a cheaper alternative, you can load the free KODI software on your PC or tablet and then watch it on that, or connect that to your TV, for full screen viewing. Newer PC's have a hdmi port so its just a cable you need -many tablets have a mini hdmi needing a cheap adapter &cable. Ipads need something like Apple TV - more expensive than many Android boxes. So I personally recommend using the PC or Android tablet with hdmi - or a way to 'cast' to the TV. I wouldn't put it on ipad, if I havent already got Apple TV (IMO) Setup will take time but youtube is full of videos for whatever operating systems you want to load it on. Googling 'Best Android boxes' will help, and buying a preloaded Android box is the best hassle-free option to get up and going quickly. KODI can be run on many operating systems so 'best KODI platforms' for the purist. https://www.google.es/search?client=...iw=592&bih=280. Im sure you can run it on an x-box but that is an expensive way to do what I think you want Best Kodi boxes 2016 UK - Feature - PC Advisor http://www.bestdroidplayer.co.uk Jon PS most all optios have remote wireless mouse / keyboards, so you dont have to even get off the couch for a great 'potato experience':) |
Re: TV and Internet help
Hola
I've been using ITPV streaming boxes for what seems ages; I have settled on a supplier that backs its product up with many helpful videos etc. I have no connection with the company but several friends have bought there also https://www.entertainmentbox.com Davexf |
Re: TV and Internet help
Originally Posted by tommy.irene
(Post 12090231)
camposat.tv is sent from the UK. They have their own servers
and compoosat do not have their "own servers"... they simply take the affiliate feed from filmon. |
Re: TV and Internet help
Originally Posted by Dxf
(Post 12090296)
Hola
I've been using ITPV streaming boxes for what seems ages; I have settled on a supplier that backs its product up with many helpful videos etc. I have no connection with the company but several friends have bought there also https://www.entertainmentbox.com Davexf Also a simple option is good old Amazon. https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/s/ref...x&sprefix=andr Jon |
Re: TV and Internet help
Originally Posted by The Guy
(Post 12090298)
Not 100% sure it is actually sent from the UK, given how filmon works.
and compoosat do not have their "own servers"... they simply take the affiliate feed from filmon. |
Re: TV and Internet help
[QUOTE=Jon-Bxl;12090269]Hi John just a reminder of a previous chat over a beer. X-box is Microsofts games console ...
What you are looking for are boxes called 'Android boxes'. Googling 'Best Android boxes' will help, and buying a preloaded Android box is the best hassle-free option to get up and going quickly. KODI can be run on many operating systems so 'best KODI platforms' for the purist. https://www.google.es/search?client=...iw=592&bih=280. Best Kodi boxes 2016 UK - Feature - PC Advisor Best Kodi (XBMC)� Android TV Box 2016 - Reviews and Comparison Table QUOTE] Just a PS. There are some legal concerns about pre-loaded boxes that I mentioned in the earlier post. Apparently some companies are pre-loading some dodgy software. I just read this in one of the links I gave. Going through a 'good dealer' mentioned in the link or say Amazon should cover you ( I guess) as people like Amazon wouldn't sell illegal stuff. I hope!! Jon |
Re: TV and Internet help
If someone wants a simple and cheap way to simply watch TV using film on then buy a Now TV box from eBay I got a brand new latest box for £9. Now TV comes with an app already on it called PlayTo. Then if you have an android smart phone or tablet download that app to that from Playstore cost for full app around £2. PlayTo has built into the app a number of links including Film on ( it us on the menu under online ). Simply open Filmon from within PlayTo on the the phone or tablet then cast it to TV via the Nowtv box (to do this simply touch an orange arrow on the PlayTo screen) the programme then spread full size good quality on the TV. Once it is on the TV you can then turn off the tablet/phone screen or even turn it off completely. I use this all the time very cost effective simple answer. It may be that OP could download PlayTo direct to their smart TV so even easier. Here's a link to PlayTo.
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Smart TVs.. if you put Google on the screen and then put camposat.tv into it, you should get the web page. click on to camposat TV and the pick a station you want to watch.. you can bookmark the menu and use it to watch any station you want..Below is the menu for you
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Re: TV and Internet help
Originally Posted by bobd22
(Post 12090331)
If someone wants a simple and cheap way to simply watch TV using film on then buy a Now TV box from eBay I got a brand new latest box for £9. Now TV comes with an app already on it called PlayTo. Then if you have an android smart phone or tablet download that applies to that from Playstore cost for full app around £2. PlayTo has built into the app a number of links including Film on ( it us on the menu under online ). Simply open Filmon from within PlayTo on the the phone or tablet then cast it to TV via the Nowtv box (to do this simply touch an orange arrow on the PlayTo screen) the programme then spread full size good quality on the TV. Once it is on the TV you can then turn off the tablet/phone screen or even turn it off completely. I use this all the time very cost effective simple answer. It may be that OP could download PlayTo direct to their smart TV so even easier. Here's a link to PlayTo.
PlayTo |
Re: TV and Internet help
Smart TV people try this.... Camposat.Tv
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