Accessing American Tv (Netflix, Hulu, Espn)

[John1017]

I found this site which so far has been pretty great. Free 14 day trial but I ended up paying for a month. It's an easy setup and I have noticed no speed issues. Below is my affiliate link to help you get setup, I would definitely recommend trying it out if you miss American TV and can no longer access Netflix with a VPNs.

https://www.smartdnsproxy.com/?afid=96e343ca7c71

 

[scotttswan]

I found this site which so far has been pretty great. Free 14 day trial but I ended up paying for a month. It's an easy setup and I have noticed no speed issues. Below is my affiliate link to help you get setup, I would definitely recommend trying it out if you miss American TV and can no longer access Netflix with a VPNs.

https://www.smartdns...id=96e343ca7c71

https://adfreetime.com/

is cheaper and does the same thing

 

[estebandepraga]

I wonder if Albanians or Senegalese "expats " have the same needs for home-grown tv programs??

 

[scotttswan]

I wonder if Albanians or Senegalese "expats " have the same needs for home-grown tv programs??

Nigeria and India have big film/tv industries, and i'm sure when they live abroad they like to watch their home-grown stuff. I regularly see the Chinese in my local supermarkets watching chinese soaps and films on phones/tablets.

I'm sure everyone likes to watch stuff from their home, luckily for me a lot of good scottish stuff has been uploaded on youtube and the bbc don't seem to care so much.

And with these dns things i can watch uk tv if i want. Beside Netflix is pish in Argentina (it's one region for the whole of Central and South America), the yank version has the most stuff but the UK one has a whole different range of programs that for me tend to be more interesting.

 

[Bwell]

Try WATCH-TVSeries or Project tv they are both free.

 

[K4RR4R]

primewire.ag is also free, has pretty much every tv show and movie in the book.

 

[johnw100]

Talking of dns hacks , Has anyone here tried it with a fibretel router? Ours seems to on 192.168.0.1 but it doesnt seem respond when I try and access it via web browser. Not sure if theyve locked it out on purpose.

 

[thorsten]

Most routers from service provider secure the configuration, but it's often possible to access it anyway (the service personal can modify it too) - you might want to google for the specific model/service provider and look if a description how to bypass the "protection"; in other countries, service providers also tell you sometimes how to access it anyway, not sure about how fibertel it handles though.