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Old Feb 10th 2012 | 3:40 am
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Originally Posted by HumphreyC
Yes - absolutely right. Netflix, HBO, the various channels websites - the UK Stuff and streaming files from your computer and you are all sorted. Problem is the misses insisted on us having cable even though I didn't want it. Thing is we have so much TV queued up now I haven't watched the normal TV since the Superbowl (and I could have watched that down the pub).
SWMBO's objections here were quelled with the local over-the-air channels -- 50 bucks and an afternoon's work for an antenna in the loft.
 
Old Feb 10th 2012 | 3:56 am
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Originally Posted by Ferrino
Which stream is showing the rugby live, please?
The BBC iplayer (if you have a UK ip address via a VPN) - also Filmon which basically streams the UK terrestrial channels. Also various other sopcast streams setup by various people which you can usually find via forums.

EDIT - another route in is this one - http://www.tvcatchup.com/

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Old Feb 10th 2012 | 4:11 am
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Will give TunerFree MCE a go - looks interesting as that's one of those little annoyances having to remember to toggle the VPN going from UK to US content.

Have been cable free for a while now, using a htpc + antenna, Netflix, bunch of bookmarks to places like CBS.com, and of course VPN for UK stuff. Don't miss cable at all.

One service I haven't yet signed up for is Amazon Prime, although do get ondemand new movie releases from Amazon, especially when they're doing the $1.99 items. Any one have an opinion whether Amazon Prime content is worthwhile ? Are there any significant differentiators from Netflix ?
 
Old Feb 13th 2012 | 1:52 am
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Always used www.***************** since ive been away from the UK, cheap and they are UK based which helps when using support etc.. Tried expatshield and all teh free ones but iplayer kept buffering, anyway those guys are a worth a go.
 

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