DSTV on IPTV ?

Save yourself the hassle and frustration. Ive tried numerous over the last 5+ years. It is NOT reliable. There will be buffering from time to time, usually when it you can least afford it like live sports etc. Channels will get stuck when the wife wants to watch TV, etc.

For you own sanity (and that of your family) pay the R700pm streaming DSTV subscription, or even better the R900pm satellite feed.
 
leonb said:
Save yourself the hassle and frustration. Ive tried numerous over the last 5+ years. It is NOT reliable. There will be buffering from time to time, usually when it you can least afford it like live sports etc. Channels will get stuck when the wife wants to watch TV, etc.

For you own sanity (and that of your family) pay the R700pm streaming DSTV subscription, or even better the R900pm satellite feed.
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I did manage to get a free trial. Looks good.
 
leonb said:
Save yourself the hassle and frustration. Ive tried numerous over the last 5+ years. It is NOT reliable. There will be buffering from time to time, usually when it you can least afford it like live sports etc. Channels will get stuck when the wife wants to watch TV, etc.

For you own sanity (and that of your family) pay the R700pm streaming DSTV subscription, or even better the R900pm satellite feed.
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Why DSTV, what justify that price tag?

I primarily stream my favorite sports through services such as PeacockTV and BBC iPlayer, among others, significantly reducing my viewing expenses.
 
BBSA said:
Why DSTV, what justify that price tag?

I primarily stream my favorite sports through services such as PeacockTV and BBC iPlayer, among others, significantly reducing my viewing expenses.
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I agree. I stream all my sports off the Internet. All I want is National Geographic, Kyknet etc. Keep wifey happy...
 
There are more people worldwide watching DSTV on IPTV than DSTV itself. To do that you must have the knowledge and a trustworthy ISP.
It is out there to use so use it. If it is illegal then it is DSTV's responsibility to not put it out "there".
 
rh1 said:
How many tvs/ devices can it be used on?
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I have installed the app on 2 devices and it runs concurrently. It is only a testing phase, though. That might change if you pay for a permanent subscription...
 
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MrRelevant said:
Has anyone tried WSS (World Sports Streams) I think It's an IPTV service or similar. It's an App for Android to watch sports and some BBC stuff. All major sports channels are available including the Supersport channels.
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No. There are more than enough web streaming sites for sport. It is the other (including Dstv) stuff I want....
 
Shirou said:
Recently found this IPTV Provider and so far I am impressed, just seems with certain ISPs now with the cable break with WACS and SAT-3 it could cause buffering depending on where the ISP's Traffic is re-routed.

But had it working with another connection where it was having no buffering, so believe once this WACS and SAT-3 cable is sorted should be pretty amazing.

They also do free trials to first give it ago, but so far I am pretty happy with the service and very much professional and always willing to help.

Also at a very low cost compared to others I've been with.

Cloudflix - IPTV Streaming Subscriptions South Africa

IPTV Streaming Subscriptions at the lowest cost. You can watch all of your favorite series and movies, as well as live TV, and even the greatest sports events.
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Thanks, will give it a try...
 
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