Anyone figured out a workaround to use the BBC Iplayer in Thailand...?

Several people have a workaround, but it cannot be discussed on this forum. It's against forum rules. Ask for someone to send you information in in a private message and you might fare better.

A simple Google search for "UK TV outside the UK" should do the trick.

It's easy, not hard to figure out, really.

Thanks guys

Just wondering are the other methods free.... I can only seem to find paying for it...?

Thanks guys

Just wondering are the other methods free.... I can only seem to find paying for it...?

PM me- iplayer, sky sports, the lot and yes free

Several people have a workaround, but it cannot be discussed on this forum. It's against forum rules. Ask for someone to send you information in in a private message and you might fare better.

How can that be?

Several people have a workaround, but it cannot be discussed on this forum. It's against forum rules. Ask for someone to send you information in in a private message and you might fare better.

How can that be?

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In addition read this link:

iPlayer International

BBC Director General Mark Thompson has apparently confirmed international iPlayer plans, with the streaming media service expected to launch for non-UK users later in 2011. Speaking at the FT Digital Media & Broadcasting Conference 2011 this morning, Thompson also confirmed that the international iPlayer service would be subscription-based, but that it would be “a few dollars a month – less than $10.”

Slashgear.com

Forum rules:

9) Not to discuss proxies or other methods of bypassing government blocking of websites.

Presumably that excludes discussing forum sponsors VPN Networks that offer this service.

Forum rules:

9) Not to discuss proxies or other methods of bypassing government blocking of websites.

Presumably that excludes discussing forum sponsors VPN Networks that offer this service.

Read this pinned topic: Proxies, VPNs and other information

got bbc world news on the iphone 4 over wireless network, using 'cool streaming' Good-bye true.