IPTV Subscription recommendation
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Can anyone recommend a IPTV subscription provider?
I have a MAG254 box and have tried a couple of free trial subscriptions, but getting HD channels in a stable package seems difficult. Not too fussed about loads of sport channels (but Sky F1 would be nice), again Movie channels could take or leave, but would like the extended Sky package (extra music channels, Discovery channels etc) rather than just the standard Freeview package.
There seems lots of providers (or maybe resellers of the same underlying package?) out there, all roughly the same price, so just looking at who has the best options and most stable feeds.
I have a MAG254 box and have tried a couple of free trial subscriptions, but getting HD channels in a stable package seems difficult. Not too fussed about loads of sport channels (but Sky F1 would be nice), again Movie channels could take or leave, but would like the extended Sky package (extra music channels, Discovery channels etc) rather than just the standard Freeview package.
There seems lots of providers (or maybe resellers of the same underlying package?) out there, all roughly the same price, so just looking at who has the best options and most stable feeds.
Ruya seems to be the most popular one , I just tried one from buddiestech who advertise on Facebook , the picture quality is excellent but only for a few minutes then it buffers , this is only for the full HD stuff on SD it seemed stable , I don't think any are perfect for obvious reasons
Lols at people looking at dodgy illegal ways of watching subscription TV and worrying about picture quality:-)
Guess what, it will be nowhere near as good as legally paying for the channel from a legitimate supplier. Everyone of these dodgy feeds I have ever seen has been crap, heavily compressed with loads of artifacting (for obvious reasons)
People pay fortunes for an all singing all dancing TV with great picture quality and then feed it total crap. The driver for these cheapskates tends to be sport, which ironically is the subject with the most rapid movement on screen and so the thing that suffers most from a crap feed.
Guess what, it will be nowhere near as good as legally paying for the channel from a legitimate supplier. Everyone of these dodgy feeds I have ever seen has been crap, heavily compressed with loads of artifacting (for obvious reasons)
People pay fortunes for an all singing all dancing TV with great picture quality and then feed it total crap. The driver for these cheapskates tends to be sport, which ironically is the subject with the most rapid movement on screen and so the thing that suffers most from a crap feed.
talkssense said:
Lols at people looking at dodgy illegal ways of watching subscription TV and worrying about picture quality:-)
Guess what, it will be nowhere near as good as legally paying for the channel from a legitimate supplier. Everyone of these dodgy feeds I have ever seen has been crap, heavily compressed with loads of artifacting (for obvious reasons)
People pay fortunes for an all singing all dancing TV with great picture quality and then feed it total crap. The driver for these cheapskates tends to be sport, which ironically is the subject with the most rapid movement on screen and so the thing that suffers most from a crap feed.
Can't argue with that but I gave up on BT Sports for the same reason, jerky picture when streaming from my phone to chromecast. Might be better now, haven't tried. Guess what, it will be nowhere near as good as legally paying for the channel from a legitimate supplier. Everyone of these dodgy feeds I have ever seen has been crap, heavily compressed with loads of artifacting (for obvious reasons)
People pay fortunes for an all singing all dancing TV with great picture quality and then feed it total crap. The driver for these cheapskates tends to be sport, which ironically is the subject with the most rapid movement on screen and so the thing that suffers most from a crap feed.
talkssense said:
Lols at people looking at dodgy illegal ways of watching subscription TV and worrying about picture quality:-)
Guess what, it will be nowhere near as good as legally paying for the channel from a legitimate supplier. Everyone of these dodgy feeds I have ever seen has been crap, heavily compressed with loads of artifacting (for obvious reasons)
People pay fortunes for an all singing all dancing TV with great picture quality and then feed it total crap. The driver for these cheapskates tends to be sport, which ironically is the subject with the most rapid movement on screen and so the thing that suffers most from a crap feed.
Does this Kodi thing fall under that category? People I know (boxing & football fans as you say) keep banging on about it, saying I can watch absolutely anything for free. I'm thinking there are catches they're not telling me about.Guess what, it will be nowhere near as good as legally paying for the channel from a legitimate supplier. Everyone of these dodgy feeds I have ever seen has been crap, heavily compressed with loads of artifacting (for obvious reasons)
People pay fortunes for an all singing all dancing TV with great picture quality and then feed it total crap. The driver for these cheapskates tends to be sport, which ironically is the subject with the most rapid movement on screen and so the thing that suffers most from a crap feed.
I think I'll stick to my paid services if this Kodi thing is as schitt as I imagine it to be!
You could try these guys. A mate of mine who lives in Germany and cannot get anything English uses it.
http://www.ghostwebhost.com/index.php
You need to register with the site first and that give you access to set up an IPTV subscription. It's a real faff to set up but works really well apparently.
http://www.ghostwebhost.com/index.php
You need to register with the site first and that give you access to set up an IPTV subscription. It's a real faff to set up but works really well apparently.
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