understanding vpn
Jul 12th 2014 | 1:07 am
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Re: understanding vpn
Fred can you watch live sky sports and euro sport or is it delayed, as I have a max box and there is not much delat
Jul 12th 2014 | 1:12 am
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From: Granada Costa
Re: understanding vpn
On these boxes, either the Android boxes or the Mag250 boxes that access a server, it is live. Any delay is probably less than 30 seconds. I get a 30 second delay on my Internet radio.
Jul 12th 2014 | 1:17 am
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Re: understanding vpn
So is it as easy to use as the mag box because as you know I am not very good with technology, all I do is use the remote as for the tv, but it's 200€ a year
Jul 12th 2014 | 1:27 am
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From: Granada Costa
Re: understanding vpn
Using a basic Android box can be pretty simple if you use an app which lists all the available channels and usually a couple of clicks will get you what you want. Filmon and TVCatchup are examples.
The advantage of the Mag type box is that it uses a centralised server (usually in the Ukraine or Russia) , which offers a better EPG and the ability to use catchup services - that's why you pay a (usually inflated) subscription.
The Android boxes have the normal UK catchup services, BBC ITV C4 and C5 available as apps and the quality is fine.
The advantage of the Mag type box is that it uses a centralised server (usually in the Ukraine or Russia) , which offers a better EPG and the ability to use catchup services - that's why you pay a (usually inflated) subscription.
The Android boxes have the normal UK catchup services, BBC ITV C4 and C5 available as apps and the quality is fine.
Jul 12th 2014 | 2:44 am
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Re: understanding vpn
Using a basic Android box can be pretty simple if you use an app which lists all the available channels and usually a couple of clicks will get you what you want. Filmon and TVCatchup are examples.
The advantage of the Mag type box is that it uses a centralised server (usually in the Ukraine or Russia) , which offers a better EPG and the ability to use catchup services - that's why you pay a (usually inflated) subscription.
The Android boxes have the normal UK catchup services, BBC ITV C4 and C5 available as apps and the quality is fine.
The advantage of the Mag type box is that it uses a centralised server (usually in the Ukraine or Russia) , which offers a better EPG and the ability to use catchup services - that's why you pay a (usually inflated) subscription.
The Android boxes have the normal UK catchup services, BBC ITV C4 and C5 available as apps and the quality is fine.
Last edited by bugwap; Jul 12th 2014 at 2:45 am. Reason: spelling
