Thread: British TV abroad?

yes,i really enjoyed it,its a good software

yes, you can use another software, if you are not comfortable with this

I know it's an old thread really but a constant problem. I'm trying to get British TV in the USA. I used to have Sky on my iPad but now the only things I get (mostly free) are rubbish. Anyone know any good ones. I don't mind paying if it's proper quality and actually works!

Hi Nowhere Girl. Where are you? I have been told to try StuffedCrust.TV but need to get my broadband installed first. Having a different provider install tomorrow so will probably sign up for it on my iPad to start with. Looks good because you can watch what you've missed too and right now some proper TV would be nice!

Where I am in Tukey Turkey the TV service from the UK is sporadic, so we prefer to download, using "Vuze" (which is free). We can get most things a day or so after they have been broadcast, and there is the added advantage that any adverts have usually been filtered out. Usually my wife will browse through what's available just before we go to bed, so we can download overnight and watch the following day.

Originally Posted by ozsubasi

Where I am in Tukey Turkey the TV service from the UK is sporadic, so we prefer to download, using "Vuze" (which is free). We can get most things a day or so after they have been broadcast, and there is the added advantage that any adverts have usually been filtered out. Usually my wife will browse through what's available just before we go to bed, so we can download overnight and watch the following day.

You can't watch You Tube can you in Turkey.

Although it's supporting Private Eye's "Dirty Digger", Rupert Murdoch, I have SKY here in Mexico which has a BBC channel added to which the "Film and Arts" channel carries a considerable amount of BBC content.
There are also inexpensive "TV by computer" systems. If you can link your computer to a big screen you can tune in to TV programmes anywhere.

Originally Posted by Ktee

You can't watch You Tube can you in Turkey.

That used to be the case, but it has been freely available again since Sept 2011.

Give http://www.123uktv.com a try. I've been using them since the Spring and couldn't be happier. Very cheap and over 40 odd channels including Sky, BBC, ITV etc... I believe their system will work pretty much anywhere but don't quote me on that one!

Originally Posted by bbflboy

Give http://www.123uktv.com a try. I've been using them since the Spring and couldn't be happier. Very cheap and over 40 odd channels including Sky, BBC, ITV etc... I believe their system will work pretty much anywhere but don't quote me on that one!

I tried them and it was ok but I don't watch all those channels and it wasn't always accessible. I signed up for the stuffedcrust.tv one someone mentioned earlier and for £8 I get all that stuff on iPlayer and more.