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And yet I have a WD My Passport 500gb that plays fine on both the Panasonic and Sony TV's.

Some flash drives work and others don't, no matter what the format. Just bought a 2tb WD Elements external HD and the TV won't recognise it even when I tried changing the format.

If I can download from a torrent site like PB directly to an Android box, that would be good.

The TV is in the bedroom so it will have to connect wirelessly, same as the Android TV.

Because I'm having a bit of a problem with the new Panasonic Android TV recognising some of the USB drives. Is an Android media player like an Amlogic capable of downloading movies from a torrent site like PB?

Something that I can download all my movies, TV etc and watch on the big screen rather than streaming or downloading to a USB, but I won't need to use it like my desktop for searches etc. Oh, and it has to be bluetooth because it won't be connected to a modem.

Pardon my ignorance, but am wondering if there is anything like a small computer box that can be hooked up to a TV and operated with a remote?

Correct.

Both seasons 1 and 2 available TG.

Or India?

Well, the statistics say otherwise.

Now that I know I think I'll just join the retirement group on the right side where all the chairs are.

It's a month since New Year and Xmas.

But there's not more people. Tourists are still down 50% prior to Covid.

That's outside.

Not talking when, but now. Don't recall seeing many Chinese at immigration, I think most are on package holidays.

I can never remember crowds like there are now pre Covid, and surely there aren't the same numbers of tourist here as before.

Can't find what is an "authorised certifier" No, found it. Proof of life certificates must be certified by an authorised certifier as specified in the Social Security (Administration) (Authorised Certifier) Determination 2019. The following classes of person are specified as authorised certifiers. Persons recognised under Australian law: a person who is admitted to the legal profession, and holds a certificate to practise as a legal practitioner a Registrar or Deputy Registrar a judge, magistrate or justice, or a person with same status as a judge, magistrate or justice a justice of the peace a notary public a police officer an Australian Consular Officer, or Australian Diplomatic Officer a person who is in a place outside of Australia, and authorised to perform consular acts at that place a person who is a medical practitioner. Persons recognised in social security recipient's place of residence: a person who, under the law of or applying at that place, is currently authorised or entitled to practise in that place as: a legal practitioner (however described), or a notary public (however described), or a medical practitioner (however described), or a police officer (however described) a judge, magistrate or justice a registrar or deputy registrar

What proof do they ask for on the letter? Otherwise anyone could fill it out and return it.

I'm 80 now.

How difficult/easy is it for a novice to fully load one of these boxes? I'm tempted to buy one just because it will play most video formats, but it would also be nice to watch whatever else I can add to it.

Thanks, I'd be happy to pay 8000 baht for the convenience. Do you have the name of the agent?

That's why I said an agent (or someone).

Which mulberry bush is that?

It seems the bedlam at Immigration seems likely to continue, so when my retirement extension is due in a couple of months I'd prefer to have someone just do the queuing for me, as at 80 it's getting to be a bit much to stand there for hours. I have the money in the bank, I can get the bank letters, fill out the forms etc, so shouldn't have to pay the full agents fees. Has anyone used an agent or anyone else just to submit the paperwork and pick up the passport with the new stamp?