jsat

google XBMC and install that on your small PC (Mac/Linux/Windows etc) and use your iphone or android phone as the smart remote control for everything.

and many of them live in HD off satellite across Thailand - learn more here http://jsat.tv/shop/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=69

It is also live on satellite across Thailand as is the current AUS vr SL series (Aussies doing very well) - see this for more details

http://jsat.tv/shop/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=91

I'm trying that service now but it's my router that is the problem.

Their knowledge base has a few tips on how to do it like this for example;

https://support.over...nstall-on-ddwrt

Also there is a FAQ and live HELP to ask them direct how to do it ..

Does the programm also allowed you to setup a VPN tunnel, with a country that ip I can specify?

Yes

GOLF: PGA Australia live and in HD on AS5 C band

FREQ:3745

POL: V

SR: 7500

HD: 1920x1080i

VDO: free to view

Sky Racing 2 (Australia) free to view on Measat 3 C Band

FREQ: 3815

POL: V

SR: 6660

HD: 576i

VDO: free to view

121212 Concert live free to view and in HD on four channels on Measat 3 C Band

FREQ: 4000

POL: H

SR: 30000

HD: 1920x1080i

VDO: free to view

CH Names: Sundance Channel 50i, Sandance Channel HD 60i, $12121 2concert, WEtv HD

Get any VPN (Overplay is the best I have seen here on all ISP's in Bangkok https://www.overplay.net/ ) and install it on your ADSL modem router then the following work without needing to be set up each time on your;

1. TV

2. Tablets / pads

3. Computers - desktop / notebooks etc

4. smart phones

5. media tanks

like that attached image shows

I simply use a post paid package with AIS since the mid 90's (yep there was even data packages back then too) which costs 499 per month - but there are many packages - but you shop around for them, at say MBK where everyone is located.

way cool - reminded me of the 70's albeit we had no ethernet then just serial 9600baud terminals and 1200 baud between controllers ..

Just google streaming tv, shift through the listings,you will

find quite a few sites where you can stream,Movies,Series

ect, to your Tv, no need to download ,unless you want to

keep them.

Regards Worgeordie

The sad thing with IPTV / streaming is you need the bandwidth 24/7

Go to your local mobile phone shop and buy an aircard or mobile modem/router.

Dlink have some good and cheap 3G versions with wifi. Buy a cheap unlimited data package from them - off you go surfing the internet. I use a Dlink 3G modem/router with a AIS data package in the car for the kids and their tablets so they can stream etc when we are traveling about (keeps them quite) .. and I use it for Skype on my tablet back to the office and else where.

The other shop quoted 2,700 for the 90 cm dish and 1,250 for the LNBF C+KU band Infosat CKU-01. That seemed a reasonable price to me.

You also need ;

1. a 2 way diseqc although the Infosat dual C/Ku band LNB's have that built into them

2. a C band conical feed horn adapter for the LNB (to make it work on the offset dish)

3. a C band LNB mount for the dish

4. plus paying an installer to learn how to do it while they install it for you

Good luck ..

Thanks for that info

What a pity my other dish is only 78 cm

I see you say 90 - 120 cm. Obviously the bigger the better, but how much difference between the sizes? I ask because of having limited room for a 120 cm, yet can get a 90 cm in.

Would all dual LNB's pick up the same signal level or are there better ones than others?

Thanks.

Difference - is simple seeing channels or not seeing channels. By dual LNB's do you mean side by side (this will never work) or a Dual C / Ku LNB (which will work)

I guess you could find someone to do a 90cm for you or give it a try yourself on your existing 78cm offset dish (we do not do this as it is more than double the price of a small C band dish doing the same thing)

Would that dish be pointed in the same direction as a True dish to get C and KU bands?

Yes at 78.5e Thaicom 5 satellite.

Your Location Satellite Data Dish Setup Data

Latitude: 13.7522°

Longitude: 100.4939°

Name: 78.5E THAICOM 5

Distance: 36529km

Elevation: 59.9°

Azimuth (true): 239.5°

Azimuth (magn.): 240.5°

LNB Skew [?]: 56.8°

PS: Costs a heck of a lot more than a cheap and cheerful 5' black dish doing the same job.

If that article is correct it looks like True will not have the EPL next year.

Unlikely the new mob will have HD channels ready as well.

Disappointing news.

Sent from my GT-I9100T using Thaivisa Connect App

It looks like the new mob CTH weren't even expecting to win the bid and don't even have the cabling

infrastructure in place to provide the country nationwide.

In the Bangkok Post article they claim to run fibre optic cables in place by next February?

It seems they're being very ambitious and making a very bold decision on all of this, i'm not instilled with much

confidence though after reading that.

Also, they claim to be a relatively new company and don't have much experience with sport broadcasting either.

They do however, have satellite distribution to the 800 odd Thai cable operators nationwide already in place and working for years now off the ABS 1 C band satellite.

Can the True dish not just be fitted with a dual LNB (KU and C)? Cheaper/better than a second dish - or are they oriented differently (different satelites)?

The simple answer is no on a true dish but on a bigger 90/120cm yes

Is there a list of these 200 channels?

http://www.lyngsat.com/Thaicom-5.html has both bands and all the free to view and subscription channels over 200 Thai (not English) channels

Looks like no one plays games here (smile) but for repair work it would be better to get it done there at your leisure rather than on a timetable when on holiday here.

There are more than 200 Thai Channels on Grammy although rather less on KU Band you would be recieving with a True dish.

GMM do not provide 200 channels on the C or Ku Bands, rather their set top box will allow you to tune other free to air TV and radio channels into it from other providers giving the illusion it is being provided by GMM.

Put the proxy details in your modem router and then every device can be used TV included.

they were most likely using CTOS which is still on the net for dload but I do apologise in advance I have forgotten where.

for surfing the web in a cafe none of the browsers available on the four phone/tablet devices really do a great job on most of the web site I use regualarly, the Asus ultrabook is more expensive, heavier (but still ultra-portable) but runs standard Win 7 browsers that handle all the web sites as expected

bkkguy

Guess you have never used Opera mini on any of the tabs, give it a try and you will be very surprised just how well it works.

up to you but I for one would simply use two dishes or a simple HD move dish and ensure I got the signals in the rainy season.