Now that I have Uncapped ADSL (4Mb)

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I have finally taken decided to cut my DSTV and get an ADSL line at home. The reason for this was I felt I wasn't getting my money's worth as it so happens that most times I want to watch something interesting, it's either playing when I am not home or when I am sleeping. I mainly used it for sport anyway.

I wanted to ask you experts out there, now that I have this uncapped 4meg line at home... what do I do? I have already set up a Hulu+ and a Netflix account. I have an apple tv so to some degree I am somewhat prepared.

With regards to sport, how can I watch stuff like the football and maybe the Tour De France without DSTV?

Any ideas around how I can make the most of my internet are welcome.

Thank you in advance.
 
Netflix is awesome. What you using to fake your IP. Unotelly?

www.crunchyroll.com is like Netflix, but for anime.

For gaming now you can start using Steam. The summer sale is not even two weeks away.
 
jcee77 said:
With regards to sport, how can I watch stuff like the football and maybe the Tour De France without DSTV?
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That, my friend, is where Multichoice have us by the balls.
If someone can answer this age-old question (well), I'll happily ditch the DSTV in a second!
 
jcee77 said:
I have finally taken decided to cut my DSTV and get an ADSL line at home. The reason for this was I felt I wasn't getting my money's worth as it so happens that most times I want to watch something interesting, it's either playing when I am not home or when I am sleeping. I mainly used it for sport anyway.

I wanted to ask you experts out there, now that I have this uncapped 4meg line at home... what do I do? I have already set up a Hulu+ and a Netflix account. I have an apple tv so to some degree I am somewhat prepared.

With regards to sport, how can I watch stuff like the football and maybe the Tour De France without DSTV?

Any ideas around how I can make the most of my internet are welcome.

Thank you in advance.
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Sorry for hijacking your question, but how did you get Hulu+?
 
Segg said:
Sorry for hijacking your question, but how did you get Hulu+?
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All through Tunlr really. I registered a trial account first using my US PayPal account which is linkedin to Entropay, then the trial ended and the activation for Hulu+ was immediately billed to my PayPal.

You won't go wrong with Tunlr.
 
Dean said:
That, my friend, is where Multichoice have us by the balls.
If someone can answer this age-old question (well), I'll happily ditch the DSTV in a second!
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Hahaha, well I guess the search continues!
 
Dean said:
That, my friend, is where Multichoice have us by the balls.
If someone can answer this age-old question (well), I'll happily ditch the DSTV in a second!
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Check the futubox thread.
 
I hope you guys that use Tunlr read the FAQ:

http://tunlr.net/faq/

Why you shouldn’t set your DNS permanently to Tunlr

For speed, stability, privacy and security reasons we do not recommend to permanently set your computer’s or router’s DNS addresses to Tunlr. Setting the DNS permanently to Tunlr also puts a heavy strain on Tunlr’s network infrastructure. In order to render the permanent use of our DNS resolvers less attractive, we’re artificially delaying responses to DNS queries. What this means is that your Internet surfing experience will be a lot slower than if you’d just use your Internet service provider’s DNS resolver. However, your ability to download/stream audio or video content is not affected by this delay. To sum it up: do not use our DNS resolver for day to day web surfing.
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That's what I meant by slow. With Unotelly I can leave it on permanently.
 
$5 per month for the premium package.... Gold is $6 only difference is it supports VPN
 
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