Thai Tv In The States

[devildog683]

My wife will be heading to the US of A this summer pending visa (knock on wood). She speaks excellent english, but like most Thai women, loves her Thai TV shows. I was wondering if anyone here has heard of a satellite provider or any other services that provide Thai television in the states.

[bonviveur]

Hi

Since I am learning Thai while living in New York I was looking for somthing like that once and I came up with web site http://www.emantechnology.com/ThaiTV.htm. I wanted to practice hearing Thai to speed up my learning, the only reason I did not do it is because I already have two dishes from dishnetwork and my super won't let me install a third one.

Hope this help.

Bonviveur

[lampard10]

My wife will be heading to the US of A this summer pending visa (knock on wood). She speaks excellent english, but like most Thai women, loves her Thai TV shows. I was wondering if anyone here has heard of a satellite provider or any other services that provide Thai television in the states.

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T.G.N Thai Global Network broadcasts on the Hotbird satellite. You can even see what it's like on UBC channel 9. I had it in England and the service is free. You just need an adapted decoder. As far as I know it broadcasts all over the world.

[Sir_Sanuk]

Obviously satelite would be preferable, but if you have a really good broadband connection it is possible to get Thai TV on the net. Try here and here for starters.

[divndave]

Yes you can get thai Tv in the states.I lived on the east coast had thai tv You will need some one who can install a FTA (free-to-air) or C-band systemThis is a legal setup and once installed it is free.Go here for a view of the satelites and whats on.

www.lyngsat.com

Edited February 15, 2005 by divndave