How can I watch TV online?

[cosanostra0905]

Hi,
Suddent I wanna watch TV show online, I downloaded some free online TV app but they are too slow and many of them failed to connect.
I really wanna watch the TV show in Euro, any idea?
Any free app?

[~Q~]

Hi cosa'

Although ther are many sites that link to TV shows that have been uploaded to sites like YOUTUBE and similar, as far as im aware their is no LEGAL way for people outside of europe to watch european TV online for free.

It says your location is "LA" if that is right you will have access to sites like "HULU" yet people outside the US, due to copyright laws are not allowed to view them, and the same goes for our sites like the BBC IPLAYER.

Sorry if that is not much help.

Q

[cosanostra0905]

Thanks Q, Thanks for the info.
NO wonder the player can't get connected.
Some friends told me to use a proxy, but I think that's too much trouble and no leagal I think, so, forget it. =P

[hrlow2]

Hulu is free,although you do have to register. Painless.

[samtal]

I used TVUNetworks when overseas. Ok on highspeed broadband.

http://www.tvunetworks.com/

[Goldenskull]

Hulu Sucks plain and simple Ad's freaking annoying

[hrlow2]

2 1/2 year old thread.

[Goldenskull]

Then how are these two year old threads poping up.If the Threads are more then a year old then they should be deleted.

[usafveteran]

Originally Posted by Goldenskull

Then how are these two year old threads poping up.

Do you need to ask? You should know since you found the thread. To find it, you had to do a search. The list of the search results within the forum show the date of the last post, a clear indicator of how old the thread is.

Think of old threads as archived information. They may be useful to someone searching for a discussion on a certain topic.

[Goldenskull]

I did not find it it was all ready here on the first page.And i did not search for it either.

[hrlow2]

Possibly a spammer posted ahead of you and their post was removed?

[TimW]

Originally Posted by hrlow2

Possibly a spammer posted ahead of you and their post was removed?

If that were the case, the thread would have been sent back to where ever it was before the post.

[usafveteran]

Originally Posted by TimW

If that were the case, the thread would have been sent back to where ever it was before the post.

But, if a spammer's post was deleted AFTER cosanostra0905, or whoever, posted, then an erroneous perception of the recency of the thread could still occur if the person posting did not look back at dates of previous posts (posts preceding the one later deleted). The probability of this may be low but, if my logic is correct, it definitely could happen.