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Re: British TV streaming in the US
Originally Posted by ian-mstm
(Post 12128614)
I suggest you take a remedial reading course... because it's apparent you have no idea what just happened.
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Re: British TV streaming in the US
Originally Posted by mrken30
(Post 12128582)
Do you still require a VPN provider?
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Re: British TV streaming in the US
Originally Posted by markonline1
(Post 12128586)
Depending on what content they have, this could be very good. Unfortunate though, all the good stuff like MOTD and the 6 nations I'm assuming won't be shown due to rights issues.
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Re: British TV streaming in the US
Originally Posted by kimilseung
(Post 12128589)
As long as it has better content than Acorn.
This offers live channels with very annoying ads for android downloads which you can't bypass. |
Re: British TV streaming in the US
Originally Posted by Guindalf
(Post 12128633)
No, but you do require an Android device, as I said before! It's not a legal service, so it's available to anyone, at least until it gets shut down.
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Re: British TV streaming in the US
Originally Posted by lansbury
(Post 12128638)
How can a streaming service being launched as a joint venture by the BBC, ITV and ABC to show BBC and ITV shows not be legal?
Not sure where I got my wires crossed here, but I saw a link to someone offering a box that offers live TV for a one-time cost of 195 Euro! No, the BritBox thing looks cool and, provided it's able to time shift and the price is reasonable, I'm interested. The illegal stuff, not so much! Apologies for the confusion. Can't figure out how that happened. I'll just put it down to senility! |
Re: British TV streaming in the US
Originally Posted by Guindalf
(Post 12128644)
Wait. What?
Not sure where I got my wires crossed here, but I saw a link to someone offering a box that offers live TV for a one-time cost of 195 Euro! No, the BritBox thing looks cool and, provided it's able to time shift and the price is reasonable, I'm interested. The illegal stuff, not so much! Apologies for the confusion. Can't figure out how that happened. I'll just put it down to senility! |
Re: British TV streaming in the US
Originally Posted by Guindalf
(Post 12128644)
Wait. What?
Not sure where I got my wires crossed here, but I saw a link to someone offering a box that offers live TV for a one-time cost of 195 Euro! No, the BritBox thing looks cool and, provided it's able to time shift and the price is reasonable, I'm interested. The illegal stuff, not so much! Apologies for the confusion. Can't figure out how that happened. I'll just put it down to senility! |
Re: British TV streaming in the US
How many times can the word illegal pop up (wrongly) in one thread?
There it is again! Looks cool to me. I pirate the crap out of British TV content right now but I would happily pay for it instead if given the option. This could be the thing that does it. |
Re: British TV streaming in the US
Originally Posted by Nutek
(Post 12128828)
.... Looks cool to me. I pirate the crap out of British TV content right now but I would happily pay for it instead if given the option. This could be the thing that does it.
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Re: British TV streaming in the US
Originally Posted by Pulaski
(Post 12128867)
Maybe someone at the Beeb has been reading BE. :lol:
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Re: British TV streaming in the US
Originally Posted by Guindalf
(Post 12128456)
So basically, they're selling a Kodi box, which is available for about $40-50, streams just about ANYTHING including the latest movies, Premium movie channels and much, much, more, is properly illegal for a lot of its content (including the UK channels), and varies in quality!
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Re: British TV streaming in the US
Originally Posted by lansbury
(Post 12128654)
You had me going there, I was trying to figure out what you knew and was thinking the 'britbox" was in fact what you were talking about. :lol:
Originally Posted by Pulaski
(Post 12128661)
I have spent all day wondering why I didn't understand what you were talking about. :unsure:
Originally Posted by Nutek
(Post 12128828)
How many times can the word illegal pop up (wrongly) in one thread?
There it is again! Looks cool to me. I pirate the crap out of British TV content right now but I would happily pay for it instead if given the option. This could be the thing that does it.
Originally Posted by hungryhorace
(Post 12128910)
I hate the term 'illegal' when referring to *CIVIL* copyright infringements. Please stop using it.
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Re: British TV streaming in the US
Originally Posted by Guindalf
(Post 12128936)
There's a difference? Being *CIVIL* copyright infringements somehow makes it legal? |
Re: British TV streaming in the US
Originally Posted by hungryhorace
(Post 12128976)
You clearly have no idea the difference between criminal and civil.
So, you've learned something today. No charge! Ian |
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