VPN

[lelapin]

Can anyone recommend a VPN to access BBC I player from Thailand

[worgeordie]

I use Browsec VPN,working good.you also need to

log into iPlayer and give a UK postal code.

they also have a free version,but depends on what

Internet you have to how well it works,the paid

version works well.

regards worgeordie

[KhunBENQ]

I have PureVPN (paid subscription).

There was just an update and out of curiosity tested their "Channel" "BBC" feature.

(I had prepared some login data long ago)

Technically it "works" but to me the picture quality (sharpness, contrast, color depth) is less than convincing.

Is this related to slow connection (adaptive) or normal?

I add a full size screenshot.

Click and zoom to see full size, it's from a 1920*1080 display.

Edited July 21, 2018 by KhunBENQ

[KhunBENQ]

Now I did a "HD" download of the same episode.

Looks better but still not what I would label as HD.

Murky, pale, gloomy.

[Crossy]

1 hour ago, KhunBENQ said:

Murky, pale, gloomy.

That's how the UK looks most of the time ?

 

[Andrew Dwyer]

I use ExpressVPN ( subscription ) and it works a treat ! £78 for a 15 month subscription.

Try a 7 day free trial before you buy.

I also watch iPlayer, ITV Hub and ALL4, the latter is Channel 4 and has a good library of stuff including box sets .

[MJKT2014]

I use Smart DNS - the free trial is 2 weeks and works with BBC iPlayer. No need for VPN.

[Crossy]

Ivacy also have a working BBC solution, $48 for 2 years ($2 a month) up to 5 devices. No free trial but a 30 day money back guarantee.

 

https://www.ivacy.com/buy-vpn/

[lelapin]

Anyone have  experience of SaferVPN