Missing Corrie and X-Factor. It says "Error cannot connect to Server" :o
Same here Woe... Go on to itv player with a vpn called overplay. You do need to pay a small amount and download. It doesn't take long!
Just hold on Woe, keep calm the nice man in the white coat will be with you soon. How do you watch that (word robot dont allow on here) anyway.
It's not me Daggers, It's the other half, at work at the moment. Wll go mad if it's not recorded :-X
Quote from: woe10 on September 08, 2013, 19:53:31 PM
Missing Corrie and X-Factor. It says "Error cannot connect to Server" :o
Include Eastenders & life doesn't get any better!
Quote from: woe10 on September 08, 2013, 20:13:38 PM
It's not me Daggers, It's the other half, at work at the moment. Wll go mad if it's not recorded :-X
Sorry for your trouble Woe, we may never hear from you again.
Woe is me :-X :-X
Oh !!!! It's back on. Can record off ITV2. :-* :-*
How sad
Quote from: Paddster on September 09, 2013, 04:51:14 AM
Quote from: Roar of the Rovers on September 08, 2013, 22:29:44 PM
How sad
Agreed
Not a lot else to do at night when you LIVE in Fuerte. Think about that when you're "Dreaming Of Living On The Rock Someday ..." Paddster. After the first couple of years, going into Caleta to a Karaoke Bar is the last thing you want to do. It's fine Holidaymakers.
I have the ability to stream tv to the internet but not sure if there's a big enough audience to broadcast too :/
I recently hooked up my spare Virgin Media box to my pc and have all the channels imaginable on it except for sky sports as I refuse to pay for that, though I did recently find out that I get BT sport 1 & 2 for free!
Would anyone be interested if I started up a small site streaming the stuff people want? Xfactor on a saturday, soaps through the week etc?
Quote from: brightspark on September 09, 2013, 12:13:43 PM
I have the ability to stream tv to the internet but not sure if there's a big enough audience to broadcast too :/
I recently hooked up my spare Virgin Media box to my pc and have all the channels imaginable on it except for sky sports as I refuse to pay for that, though I did recently find out that I get BT sport 1 & 2 for free!
Would anyone be interested if I started up a small site streaming the stuff people want? Xfactor on a saturday, soaps through the week etc?
Also apart from if anyone is interested, would people be interested also in spreading the word? Afterall, I would prefer not to be streaming to 1 person etc
Quote from: brightspark on September 09, 2013, 12:15:06 PM
Quote from: brightspark on September 09, 2013, 12:13:43 PM
I have the ability to stream tv to the internet but not sure if there's a big enough audience to broadcast too :/
I recently hooked up my spare Virgin Media box to my pc and have all the channels imaginable on it except for sky sports as I refuse to pay for that, though I did recently find out that I get BT sport 1 & 2 for free!
Would anyone be interested if I started up a small site streaming the stuff people want? Xfactor on a saturday, soaps through the week etc?
Also apart from if anyone is interested, would people be interested also in spreading the word? Afterall, I would prefer not to be streaming to 1 person etc
What would be needed, at the moment when Im over I use Canary net but it says on the site that its not suitable fo TV.
Quote from: dagwood on September 09, 2013, 14:18:22 PM
Quote from: brightspark on September 09, 2013, 12:15:06 PM
Quote from: brightspark on September 09, 2013, 12:13:43 PM
I have the ability to stream tv to the internet but not sure if there's a big enough audience to broadcast too :/
I recently hooked up my spare Virgin Media box to my pc and have all the channels imaginable on it except for sky sports as I refuse to pay for that, though I did recently find out that I get BT sport 1 & 2 for free!
Would anyone be interested if I started up a small site streaming the stuff people want? Xfactor on a saturday, soaps through the week etc?
Also apart from if anyone is interested, would people be interested also in spreading the word? Afterall, I would prefer not to be streaming to 1 person etc
What would be needed, at the moment when Im over I use Canary net but it says on the site that its not suitable fo TV.
Yeah your gonna need a decent ish connection, not saying that Canary Net isnt a good connection because it is but the problem is that several people will be connected to the hotspot at any one time.
Ideally you need a download speed of at least 1mb to stream anything of good quality.
Many mobile networks are capable of this now, failing that if you can use someones wifi then that would do.
Quote from: woe10 on September 09, 2013, 11:29:59 AM
Quote from: Paddster on September 09, 2013, 04:51:14 AM
Quote from: Roar of the Rovers on September 08, 2013, 22:29:44 PM
How sad
Agreed
Not a lot else to do at night when you LIVE in Fuerte. Think about that when you're "Dreaming Of Living On The Rock Someday ..." Paddster. After the first couple of years, going into Caleta to a Karaoke Bar is the last thing you want to do. It's fine Holidaymakers.
I don't like karaoke ;D ;D ;D ;D
We checked the speed during the summer and were getting between 4-6 mb. There was a lot of holiday makers about but I think they were using WiFi on phones etc in Fabs and Mustangs. The young fella was down loading full lenght films in about 2 hours. Fully legal of course.
Quote from: Paddster on September 09, 2013, 15:35:17 PM
Quote from: woe10 on September 09, 2013, 11:29:59 AM
Quote from: Paddster on September 09, 2013, 04:51:14 AM
Quote from: Roar of the Rovers on September 08, 2013, 22:29:44 PM
How sad
Agreed
Not a lot else to do at night when you LIVE in Fuerte. Think about that when you're "Dreaming Of Living On The Rock Someday ..." Paddster. After the first couple of years, going into Caleta to a Karaoke Bar is the last thing you want to do. It's fine for Holidaymakers.
I don't like karaoke ;D ;D ;D ;D
Well, seeing as 95% of Bars in Caleta have Karaoke as the
Main Attraction. You'll have no choice but to stop in and watch Corrie and Emmerdale like most of the other locals do. I don't do Eastenders though, can't understand those Cockneys 8)
woe 10 - whenever Filmon is down try www.myiplayer.eu (http://www.myiplayer.eu).
Recording might be tricky but they have most of the UK channels including Sky Sports
Quote from: admin on September 09, 2013, 16:32:10 PM
woe 10 - whenever Filmon is down try www.myiplayer.eu (http://www.myiplayer.eu).
Recording might be tricky but they have most of the UK channels including Sky Sports
Cheers Admin.
Quote from: dagwood on September 09, 2013, 15:39:04 PM
We checked the speed during the summer and were getting between 4-6 mb. There was a lot of holiday makers about but I think they were using WiFi on phones etc in Fabs and Mustangs. The young fella was down loading full lenght films in about 2 hours. Fully legal of course.
Between 4 and 6 is fine for streaming and downloading films. I watched the new "Lone Ranger" about a month ago, well before it was released. TPB is great. ( and legal )
Quote from: woe10 on September 09, 2013, 16:40:05 PM
Quote from: dagwood on September 09, 2013, 15:39:04 PM
We checked the speed during the summer and were getting between 4-6 mb. There was a lot of holiday makers about but I think they were using WiFi on phones etc in Fabs and Mustangs. The young fella was down loading full lenght films in about 2 hours. Fully legal of course.
Between 4 and 6 is fine for streaming and downloading films. I watched the new "Lone Ranger" about a month ago, well before it was released. TPB is great. ( and legal )
Nothing legal about TPB :P
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Nothing legal about TPB :P
Not so sure about that.
They are not hosting anything pirated.
They just provide the links to pirated (and non-pirated) files.
What people do thereafter may or may not be legal.
If TPB is deemed illegal then so should Google, Bing, Jeeves etc.
They all provide links to pirated (and non pirated) files.
Ho! my goodness watching something not legal, how could you. The tought of it makes me shiver. Think of all those poor billionairs that your doing out money.
exactamente :o I'm sure Johnny Depp will be losing sleep.
Quote from: woe10 on September 09, 2013, 16:27:32 PM
Quote from: Paddster on September 09, 2013, 15:35:17 PM
Quote from: woe10 on September 09, 2013, 11:29:59 AM
Quote from: Paddster on September 09, 2013, 04:51:14 AM
Quote from: Roar of the Rovers on September 08, 2013, 22:29:44 PM
How sad
Agreed
Not a lot else to do at night when you LIVE in Fuerte. Think about that when you're "Dreaming Of Living On The Rock Someday ..." Paddster. After the first couple of years, going into Caleta to a Karaoke Bar is the last thing you want to do. It's fine for Holidaymakers.
I don't like karaoke ;D ;D ;D ;D
Well, seeing as 95% of Bars in Caleta have Karaoke as the Main Attraction. You'll have no choice but to stop in and watch Corrie and Emmerdale like most of the other locals do. I don't do Eastenders though, can't understand those Cockneys 8)
I don't sit in bars listening to any of that garbage - don't tar me with all the saddo's woe - hardly watch tv either - it's not my cup of tea old chap ;D
Go way you liar Paddy :P :P :P :P,
your the biggest Emmerdale, Coronation Street, Eastenders fan - We've seen the evidence in past threads :o :o :o :o
;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
Don't think so pal...........Think you're getting me mixed up with Jon
Quote from: Paddster on September 10, 2013, 14:42:10 PM
Don't think so pal...........Think you're getting me mixed up with Jon
You spent a month on medication when they axed Brookside Paddster . (Just a joke I think) I must say all these soaps are a pain in the butt for me as most of my work involves meeting clients in the evenings and I have to juggle the times these programs are on the tv, plus Man United, Liverpool etc.etc. Shes in one room watching soaps and hes in another watching football. How do we make a living at all ?
I remember Brookside dags ::) ::) ::) ::)
woe10 - nice choice of avatar. Definitely the strongest image.
I remember parading around my local streets with the album under my arm in the hope that people would think I was cool.
Still waiting.
Quote from: Biggles on September 09, 2013, 19:33:15 PM
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Nothing legal about TPB :P
Not so sure about that.
They are not hosting anything pirated.
They just provide the links to pirated (and non-pirated) files.
What people do thereafter may or may not be legal.
If TPB is deemed illegal then so should Google, Bing, Jeeves etc.
They all provide links to pirated (and non pirated) files.
Oh I know, I didn't mean the site is illegal, I meant downloading most of the stuff from it.
Biggles is right. I use Bitlord as my Torrent Host, which is Open Source, meaning anybody can use the softwhere for what ever. There are no warnings on the program that what you are doing is illegal. If the Powers that be deem TPB to be illegal, why don't they go after Bitlord, and others.
Quote from: woe10 on September 11, 2013, 13:23:08 PM
Biggles is right. I use Bitlord as my Torrent Host, which is Open Source, meaning anybody can use the softwhere for what ever. There are no warnings on the program that what you are doing is illegal. If the Powers that be deem TPB to be illegal, why don't they go after Bitlord, and others.
I don't know why, but I know people who have received letter's from company's threatening to take them to court, sue them etc for downloading movies/programs. I doubt it would happen here but it definitely happens in the US and sometimes in the UK.
That said it doesn't stop me downloading stuff.
Edit
TPB has been shutdown a few times, that's why it is always changing it's email address.
Not seen Corrie for a few years. How are Ena Sharpels and Stan Ogden going on. Is Ena still on the Milk Stouts and Stan on the Window Cleaning??
Quote from: woe10 on September 11, 2013, 13:23:08 PM
Biggles is right. I use Bitlord as my Torrent Host, which is Open Source, meaning anybody can use the softwhere for what ever. There are no warnings on the program that what you are doing is illegal. If the Powers that be deem TPB to be illegal, why don't they go after Bitlord, and others.
You can't make a p2p program illegal as all it is is a sharing platform that only unlocks (to the average user) something that a pc is capable of doing anyway without it, and that is "sharing".
In theory any programs like bitlord, utorrent etc in an ideal world would be sharing documents that are legal (or that's what they will tell you it was intended for).
However programs that have been shutdown in the past like Limewire were punished because they offered an internal search engine that allowed copyrighted content to be found and downloaded, I think also (though not sure) that they hosted some material.