DStv's embarrassing streaming limit and resolution

wingnut771 said:
No idea, I assume so?

@William1102 ?
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I have never used this directly, but used it through IPTV so cannot comment but very likely need a VPN, funny thing is when you watch Now Sports it has a temp banner that says "This match is only to be viewed in Hong Kong" seems they know its not being used locally only
 
Darynv said:
but they will quickly blame your line for any poor video quality. Rugby was horrendous, the Boks in Green blend into the field at their pathetic quality. I would switch to either a UK stream or even an Aus stream and apart from the miserable quality of commentating, had better image quality than streaming from a then 'local' broadcaster. That's when the stream does not buffer, oh and you can't Airplay to the TV, otherwise it thinks you have two streams running.

I think the point was made, for those not technically savvy, it is a great option, albeit stupidly expensive. Trying to manage the VPN services for the inlaws, and then their IP changes and all hell breaks loose, you have to remote into their setup to fix it.... the money was just worth the headache. The article by an expat was also correct, the other added benefit is that it's all in one place (but once again, it's ease of use when you are trying to manage the viewing of older family members), I happily switch between MotoGP app, iTVx or HBO depending on who is showing what I want to see.

What is clear to see though is that they don't care or listen to their clients, they will only hear once everyone is out of there. The rollout of high-speed internet will eventually mean they are irrelevant.
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I need a guide on how I am not supposed to access foreign services. In detail please, to make sure I don't by accident take one of the forbidden steps.
 
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