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My community does´nt have all of the uk channels available so was trying to watch the BBC iplayer but was told need a uk address............... boo, really missing Eastenders. But I found this website uktvglobal and it allows me to watch BBC, ITV, Channel 4, well all of them basically. I was so happy that I wanted to share it, just wish I had found it a year ago, that is alot of Eastenders to catch up on!!.
Hope you like!!!
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Nice plug, but of course you can also get BBC and ITV free by using Firefox FoxyProxy. Simples!
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uktvglobal charge ... 4€/month!
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If quality is ok then EUR4 a month is ok?
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VERY true, Faro, I was just pointing out it wasn't free.
I was just reading about Onspeed in Justin's post in his blog. & that costs £24.99 for 12 months.
This message was last edited by morerosado on 26/06/2010.
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I just downloaded from http://www.hide-my-ip.com/ to watch a programme from the States in the UK which is ip geographic crippled. It has a 14 day free trial, so may be worth trying to see if it works over there? Costs $29.99 for the full version.
Mark
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Hi morerosado
Thanks - I'll check out onspeed.
I don't have sky in Spain so could do with finding a cheap solution for the off program I might want to watch.
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Markfish,
Yes!
The software from Hide My IP does work here in Spain, in fact it should work anywhere around the globe, as long as a Network Admin hasn't disabled the use of such.
I used the trial period the other day to see I could 'mask' my real world IP address, and instead make it 'appear' that I was in fact in the UK and not Spain.
And it worked!
If you purchase the full version, then you can stipulate the country you want to connect via every time you use it.
I would imagine (ahem!) that such a program would allow you to watch any Sport program being streamed live in the UK, from a UK based Television network, on a laptop or PC out in Spain! (ahem!).
It is also potentially an invaluable tool to protect against on-line threats, such as hackers. Indeed, the website suggests such as the main, legal advantage of using the software.
For a lot more information on 'hiding' your real world IP address goto WhatIsMyIPaddress.com for further explanation on what methods can be used and their advantages/disadvantages.
This message was last edited by TechNoApe on 26/06/2010.
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I tried Hide my IP before and I found it incredibly slow - although it does say the trial version is slow?
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I found it slow too, but was able to watch mt programme on the ABC channel by starting the stream, allowing it to buffer and then coming back to it. . It does stipulate the free trial is limited to a small amount of ip addresses and bandwidth. I may be purchasing it as I have just cancelled my UK Sky subscription.
Mark
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"I may be purchasing it as I have just cancelled my UK Sky subscription."
I've been thinking about purchasing also.
And as you both said, it was a bit slow, but as you said Markfish, If you allow to buffer, it's fine!
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I had the same problem but I just kept refreshing and eventually got UK IP address but it was incredibly slow.
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The only way to get genuinely free british TV in Spain, without the overhead of IP cloning (as far as I am aware) is to set it up on a UK system (so it has a bone fida UK IP address), and then set your spanish end to access that IP address. Afraid I can't remember the precise terminology but someone did an online blog with a step by step process of how to set it up.
The downside is you'd be reliant on a UK system, with the necessary server software loaded, always being up and running, but if you were to pay someone to host such a server then obviously it wouldn't be free! Alternatively, if you left an old UK system permanently up and running e.g. down your garden shed, then whilst it stayed up you'd be very popular with your spanish neignbours (assuming you allow them to share it as a free facility) but of course as soon as it went down or say lost it's broadband connection then it would be all your fault!.. hence you'd be on a hiding to nothing.
If you have family at home (in UK) then you would just set it up ready each time you go out there (we don't live there).
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