TV Box.

[NoshowJones]

Anyone bought or going to buy the new TV Box that is advertised on Thaivisa?

I get the impression that it only works on television, when I would want it

for my computer. Any thoughts on this?

[RichCor]

Do you want a Set Top Box, or more likely, a Streaming Service that can be watched on a computer (usually through a web browser, KODI plugin, or dedicated media viewer application)?

[giddyup]

Where is it advertised, never seen it.

[NoshowJones]

1 hour ago, giddyup said:

Where is it advertised, never seen it.

I'm sure I saw it this morning in the adverts on the right hand side of the screen.

Maybe I'm getting it mixed up with Facebooks adverts.

[NoshowJones]

2 hours ago, RichCor said:

Do you want a Set Top Box, or more likely, a Streaming Service that can be watched on a computer (usually through a web browser, KODI plugin, or dedicated media viewer application)?

I want to be able to watch Scottish Premier league games, I stream them regularly but miss a large part of the game through buffering. I also have an account with Netflix which is good, but when watching a TV series, it is not unusual for them to start in the middle of one, or just give you the first three series and forget the rest.

That is so frustrating.

[tweedledee2]

What internet service provider are you using?   I have 3BB 30/10 internet and regularly stream BBC, I-Player, Netflix from the US, US tv networks and other worldwide geographically restricted content through my laptop to my TV.   No buffering, speed or latency issues.   The issue you refer to about Netflix programming may not be their fault. Aftermarket providers like Netflix, Hulu and others are often only allowed to rebroadcast the episodes provided to them by the original provider and only to certain geographical regions.  If you are viewing Netflix Thailand there is a lot of US content you are restricted from viewing.  Netflix is not restricting you per say but the original provider is. That is why a lot of internet streaming requires the use of a VPN to circumvent these restrictions. If you are interested in a very low-cost alternative, send me a pm and I will refer you to what I use.

[Jai Dee]

Topic moved to AV Forum where you're likely to get some more informed responses.

 

/Moved.

[LammyTS1]

I’m also looking to view Scottish premier league matches.
I’m moving apartments & the new one has no cable tv so looking at various options.


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[NoshowJones]

On 12/1/2017 at 6:42 PM, tweedledee2 said:

What internet service provider are you using?   I have 3BB 30/10 internet and regularly stream BBC, I-Player, Netflix from the US, US tv networks and other worldwide geographically restricted content through my laptop to my TV.   No buffering, speed or latency issues.   The issue you refer to about Netflix programming may not be their fault. Aftermarket providers like Netflix, Hulu and others are often only allowed to rebroadcast the episodes provided to them by the original provider and only to certain geographical regions.  If you are viewing Netflix Thailand there is a lot of US content you are restricted from viewing.  Netflix is not restricting you per say but the original provider is. That is why a lot of internet streaming requires the use of a VPN to circumvent these restrictions. If you are interested in a very low-cost alternative, send me a pm and I will refer you to what I use.

I am on holiday at the moment, I will get back to you in a day or two. Thanks.

[skippy121]

On 28/11/2017 at 3:55 PM, possum1931 said:

I want to be able to watch Scottish Premier league games, I stream them regularly but miss a large part of the game through buffering. I also have an account with Netflix which is good, but when watching a TV series, it is not unusual for them to start in the middle of one, or just give you the first three series and forget the rest.

That is so frustrating.

the service I use has both celtic and rangers tv , as well spl games via uk sky and various international channels, 

[LammyTS1]

the service I use has both celtic and rangers tv , as well spl games via uk sky and various international channels, 

Does it have Aberdeen, red tv?


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[skippy121]

1 hour ago, LammyTS1 said:

 

Does it have Aberdeen, red tv?


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no it does not , it used but it is not there now.

[LammyTS1]

Looking for cable tv.
I miss my sky hd box with series link record.
True has their pvr box & looks the same as Sky.
want something similar. Any others do a similar box?



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