Downloaded the other day and must admit think its pretty dam good.

So far only the free service, BBC1 BBC2 ITV1 ITV3 FILM4 and SKY News.

But i think they'll have a new paying customer soon .

They sponsor one of the forums , foget which one , but worth a download for free.

That is of course if you can stand British TV

Had it for a while now... good value.. and do like the video in demand... can watch all the programmes you missed while sleeping!

http://www.nurburgringlive.com/

Here is something for you to watch when nothing on tv.

I have thought about this and haven't tried it yet.

Concerned about the 3MB bandwidth requirement but is this international or within Thailand bandwidth? If the latter then should be no problem.

With the missus away for a few days sounds like the ideal time to give this a trial.

http://www.nurburgringlive.com/

Here is something for you to watch when nothing on tv.

Pretty exciting just now.

No cars, just snow.

TheBox.bz

TheBox.bz

Great for many things but with the strict seeding requirements you can't always get what you want. I usually stick to free and neutral torrents.

TheBox.bz

Great for many things but with the strict seeding requirements you can't always get what you want. I usually stick to free and neutral torrents.

Try to learn up about their RSS Feed and install the RSSfeedScanner in your torrent client. That way, you can get every "Free" they have as soon as it is on the site and others will upload from you giving you a great ratio. I am currently about 370 GB up and have stopped seeding overnight because I just don't need the ratio!

Also have a look at TorrentDay. They also have a RSS Feed.

Edit:

And dailytvtorrents.org

Edited February 16, 201313 yr by JetsetBkk

TheBox.bz

Great for many things but with the strict seeding requirements you can't always get what you want. I usually stick to free and neutral torrents.

I typically do the same, using eztv for the US shows (and some UK also), and of course the perennial favourite, TPB.

I have thought about this and haven't tried it yet.

Concerned about the 3MB bandwidth requirement but is this international or within Thailand bandwidth? If the latter then should be no problem.

With the missus away for a few days sounds like the ideal time to give this a trial.

It will work fine I was using it with a dongle on 2 meg connection

I have thought about this and haven't tried it yet.

Concerned about the 3MB bandwidth requirement but is this international or within Thailand bandwidth? If the latter then should be no problem.

With the missus away for a few days sounds like the ideal time to give this a trial.

It will work fine I was using it with a dongle on 2 meg connection

It does work remarkably well on crappy, slow connections. I had it working fine on a 1Mb hotel connection in Singapore You just have to give it chance to build up the buffer by starting a show then pausing for a bit.

I have thought about this and haven't tried it yet.

Concerned about the 3MB bandwidth requirement but is this international or within Thailand bandwidth? If the latter then should be no problem.

With the missus away for a few days sounds like the ideal time to give this a trial.

It will work fine I was using it with a dongle on 2 meg connection

It does work remarkably well on crappy, slow connections. I had it working fine on a 1Mb hotel connection in Singapore You just have to give it chance to build up the buffer by starting a show then pausing for a bit.

Is there a link where I can find info about the package?

Given it a try and I'm impressed. No breakup problems, reasonable picture (on the laptop anyway) and very user-friendly.

As they are (or maybe were, not sure) TV forum sponsors, I'm sure the link is allowed for Colonel Mustard

http://www.thaiexpat.tv/

Edited February 17, 201313 yr by madmitch

Given it a try and I'm impressed. No breakup problems, reasonable picture (on the laptop anyway) and very user-friendly.

As they are (or maybe were, not sure) TV forum sponsors, I'm sure the link is allowed for Colonel Mustard

http://www.thaiexpat.tv/

Thanks for the link. Sad to say it doesn't seem to work on a Mac.

Given it a try and I'm impressed. No breakup problems, reasonable picture (on the laptop anyway) and very user-friendly.

As they are (or maybe were, not sure) TV forum sponsors, I'm sure the link is allowed for Colonel Mustard

http://www.thaiexpat.tv/

Thanks for the link. Sad to say it doesn't seem to work on a Mac.

Try again, working on my iMac.

Thats the wrong one try uk-tvasia into google

I found expat tv to need a faster connection where as uktv Asia works on a slower connection and is alot more user friendly also I think half price at the moment 495bht a month

Edited February 18, 201313 yr by taninthai

The link I gave is for the company that is a TV sponsor. The second one isn't so will probably be deleted very soon. Also the first link does have Mac-specific software whereas the second link needs a work-around.

They sponsor the Internet,Technology forum here on TV.

I just clicked theyr'e banner and linked to their main site and downloaded from there , simple as abc.

Nice to see DFS are still having there 4 year interest free limited sale offers ( 12+ years its been going on now , must be a record for the longest "limited sale offer ever !!! .)

Thats the wrong one try uk-tvasia into google

I found expat tv to need a faster connection where as uktv Asia works on a slower connection and is alot more user friendly also I think half price at the moment 495bht a month

This is the one that won't work on a Mac unless you partition and install Parallels.

dam_n I wanna go to Gregs !

Thats the wrong one try uk-tvasia into google

I found expat tv to need a faster connection where as uktv Asia works on a slower connection and is alot more user friendly also I think half price at the moment 495bht a month

Just tried that one. Good quality picture and sound. But Jesus H. Christ, isn't daytime TV total crap!

And the adverts... I would be chucking bricks at the screen if I had to put up with them again.

I'll stick with torrents - advert-free, watch when you want.

Agree ,

Just encorces the fact why we are here and the UK is.... where again ?

But still wanna go Greggs

Given it a try and I'm impressed. No breakup problems, reasonable picture (on the laptop anyway) and very user-friendly.

As they are (or maybe were, not sure) TV forum sponsors, I'm sure the link is allowed for Colonel Mustard

http://www.thaiexpat.tv/

Thanks for the link. Sad to say it doesn't seem to work on a Mac.

Try again, working on my iMac.

Working now thanks and better than expected.