INTERNATIONAL T.V - SATELITE

[ashleyhammond2006]

I managed to sort dongle for my laptop in a phone shop near the bus station at Prakhon Chai.

1900 baht for the dongle and the 100 baht for the sim with 6 hours usage allowance on it.

Works fine in my village about 6km from Prakhon Chai.

[Bigbus]

My son is a computer Geek...that's nice thing he works for a computer company...he gave me this web site to watch English TV or for that matter any TV from almost any country...never asked how he got it....I have tried it here in Thailand it's work good depending on the time of day with my internet connection.....probably if closer to the city there would be no problems...  http://www.mediafire.com/?joidunwmjyz you will have to download the site.......

He work on my computer from Canada when I am in Thailand...take out the viruses or what ever.....

If anyone on the forum needs any help just let me know.....

[Bigbus]

Forgot...you do not have to creat a account....

[swimming pizza]

Sounds good.
UBC is WAAAAAYYYYYY too expensive for what they offering.

where the days where I paid 50 USD Cable+Internet ?~! 

[Bigbus]

Here is a web site to watch sports....All types....I am watching a NHL Hockey as I am sending this....

www.atdhe.net

[Bigbus]

A few more web sites for sports....

http://www.myp2p.eu/index.php?part=sports

http://www.yoursportsplayer.com/footballthanks.php

http://channelsurfing.net/

hope it helps......

[buriramboy]

checking options right now.
paying way too expensive to ubc and get almost nothing interesting for me.
I found this option is popular in buriram.
DTV satellite
http://www.dtvthai.com/index.php

[Prakhonchai Nick]

I found this option is popular in buriram.
DTV satellite
http://www.dtvthai.com/index.php

Unfortunately all in Thai. It would help to know what they could offer

[Admin]

I found this option is popular in buriram.
DTV satellite
http://www.dtvthai.com/index.php

Unfortunately all in Thai. It would help to know what they could offer

Ok guys,
I have made some research for you.

Dtv: http://www.dtvthai.com/index.php
45 Channels.
All Thai or other Asian languages.
Cost: 2900 Baht.

PSI: http://www.psisat.com/main/
130 Channels.
All Thai or other Asian languages.
Cost: 3900 Baht.

iPM: http://www.bsat.co.th/bsat/index.asp
80 Channels.
All Thai or other Asian languages. Some tv programs/movies are in English language.
Cost: 3900/4900 Baht (Old/New receiver model).

For some reason the shop I was advicing with, advised me to take iPM.
But they did said that if you want an English channels UBC will be the best choice around in the area.


All companies conditions:

1 year warranty on the receivers.

Installation included.

NO MONTHLY FEE.

I think there are better options but this should be bought outside of this area and I have heard people have problems from time to time with getting reception/signal and channels being scrambled, need to find the new code on the internet, etc etc...

 

[Fish]

I was going to download this and remove the DRM and upload the relevant bit on You Tube but some has already done it.

[lahansai]

found this website, I use it to see movies. http://www.free-tv-video-online.info/

[Admin]

A guy just asked me about how to get Australian on TV , do you have any ideas? 

http://www.jsat.tv/satellite-packages/australian-network.html

[Admin]

A guy just asked me about how to get Australian on TV , do you have any ideas? 

I found this website offering Australian and other international channels but I chat with he owner for you, he saying only the FREE CHANNELS.

Example, I asked about the US CNN channel, can't get it anyway because its not a free channel.
He told me only UBC can get it?!...... UBC, to get CNN need to pay 1500 Baht and more.

See Australian TV package: Cost: 16,000 Baht.
http://www.jsat.tv/satellite-packages/australian-network.html

I suggest you to search for a cheaper packages, it seems very expensive price for me, I told the owner this and he said all the others offering cheaper packages are "horses" Maybe he is right..

[flip46]

I have the Australian network here and it is free to air. www.australianetwork.com for more details. Excellent station, they also have Australian rules,  Rugby. documentaries, news as well a host of other shows.  Packed to the rafters, Home and away, Four corners, Dateline, Sea patrol, Rush to name a few. They also have childrens programmes such as play school and Bananas in pyjamas.

I got a guy from Prasat to come out and have a dish and a set top box and I get half a dozen other free to air stations as well.

Also worth having a look at is a site called www.diwana.org. They have a range of programs from both Australia and New Zealand.

With this site you simply need to download the shows you want but again they have excellent content. A lot of the content here is not available on Australia network.

Hope this information is of some help to board members.

[SEABY]

 

is there anyone out there who can provide information on getting TV including sports with a good reception not using internet and a reasonable price