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Chat & Social => The Bar - General Chat => Topic started by: loyalduke on October 16, 2007, 22:20:15
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Is this too good to be true. Has anyone got this facility to see worldwide TV for only £20?
The concept sounds good but is it possible or is it a scam?
http://www.inklineglobal.com/adsales/tran_m_upsized/tvo_offer_link2.html?mcp=GB
John
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no idea..but we get freeview tv through the computer network here at uni :D
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I'm not going to install all their plugins etc, but I'm guessing it's basically a nice pretty frontend to all the free TV internet feeds you get from around the world anyway. There are a few out there. Some are free.
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its a con! because i downloaded the software and player free, but its crap, dont think my connection was up to it.
do some searches as i cannot remember where i got it from, mate told me and his plays it, limited chanels from memory though.
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If you want freeview on your PC, get a tv arial to it and buy a USB DVB-T card for it, they're ~£20 on offer regularly at places like Ebuyer and Dabs.
Alternatively, do a search for "MyEasyTv" and it links you to loads of free internet TV sites. Some are crap, but can usually find some racing or something to watch. There is a tab on there that's unsuitable for kids though ;) so be careful!
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ive also seen tvuplayer which looks alright but if you narrow your search for football streams the apps are more common i think
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usually anything that sounds too good to be true .......generally is :lol:
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I managed to acquire a copy of this TV software PCShowBuzz, it's crap, most of the 1500+ TV Channels aren't channels, they are movie trailers, old soap episodes held on a server somewhere, or don't play.
The software was uninstalled about 30 minutes after installation, it's totally naff, anyone paying £20 for that has been well ripped off.