uk bbc channels normally on 28.2 on intelsat 907 27.5w ?

[Lazarus]

I agree. I hardly think Forum chatter figures as a significant source of intelligence for Satellite Operators, Broadcasters and Platform Providers.

On the contrary, if they do take any notice, they probably admire the lengths some will go to in order to receive UK targeted transmissions.

 

[Analoguesat]

Broadband speed increases mean iptv services (legal & otherwise) are far more available these days anyway Losing access to the sat signal doesnt have to mean loss of Eastenders......

 

[skomedal]

Plan 2E already in place tried and tested broadband streaming with proxy of uk channels.

Ps hate " eastenders " more docs on bbc4 my taste

 

[Lazarus]

Ps hate " eastenders " more docs on bbc4 my taste

Couldn't agree more. Pink Floyd night this coming Friday.

 

[Analoguesat]

TOTP repeats on BBC4 are more to my taste

 

[Lazarus]

I thought BBC3 was a "yoof" Channel?!


(Ah, I see TOTP2 has sneakily changed home ....................... )

 

[skomedal]

Couldn't agree more. Pink Floyd night this coming Friday.

Thanks for the tip my all time favourite band

 

[skomedal]

But we digress

 

[hexah]

What is most acceptable for most people, more dishes taking a broadcast or more iptv streams hammering bandwidth and increasing contention?!

 

[Analoguesat]

Couldn't agree more. Pink Floyd night this coming Friday.

I hear its Status Quo in a couple of weeks

 

[timo_w2s]

What is most acceptable for most people, more dishes taking a broadcast or more iptv streams hammering bandwidth and increasing contention?!

Indeed, me having to rely on iPlayer now actually means using more BBC resources rather than a satellite feed which makes no difference to the BBC.

 

[Analoguesat]

What is most acceptable for most people, more dishes taking a broadcast or more iptv streams hammering bandwidth and increasing contention?!

Depends where you live

 

[tothbros]

does anybody have any experience with these iptv solutions? i read about half a dozen of them online...their website seem a bit dodgy...no online reviews...if these provide "filmon" quality picture, i dont see them as alternatives

 

[skomedal]

Depends where you live

Well said

 

[hexah]

Depends where you live

Too true

 

[skomedal]

does anybody have experience with these iptv solutions? i read about half a dozen of them online...their website seem a bit dodgy...no online reviews...if these provide "filmon" quality picture, i dont see them as alternatives

That depends on your browser and the ability to get add -ons, firefox is best from my experience with the right free proxy can stream iplayer and other uk channels with no significant degradation.

but think this subject is way of topic

 

[Lazarus]

but think this subject is way of topic

I'm sure we'll draw a line if it becomes necessary .............

 

[hexah]

Indeed, me having to rely on iPlayer now actually means using more BBC resources rather than a satellite feed which makes no difference to the BBC.

afaik the BBC, ITV, and other 'content providers' push out the live stream like a broadcast and the internet providers copy or split the stream as needed. It is a bit like a big SMATV system in a house so the broadcasters do not take any kind of hit.

The iplayer and its equivalents are managed differently. I forget exactly how. Downloading is normally better than watching live.

 

[Hixxy1]

does anybody have any experience with these iptv solutions? i read about half a dozen of them online...their website seem a bit dodgy...no online reviews...if these provide "filmon" quality picture, i dont see them as alternatives

There's plenty of people charging for private streams on various forums. They use something called a mag 250 iptv box but can't talk about it as they provide channels that definitely aren't allowed to be privately streamed and also the nature of forums are not allowed to be discussed on here.

 

[dxn]

seems problem is solved for now with the beebs...