I only glanced at the BT deal as was not interested, it's not actually infinity it is just standard unlimited broadband.
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I only glanced at the BT deal as was not interested, it's not actually infinity it is just standard unlimited broadband.
indy3050
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- Jun 22, 2011
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I have to be honest I'm not too sure about that, however Kodi is free so I would look into buying either a box that swillis can advise you on or the cheaper option, a firestick which costs £30 ish and have a look on YouTube for a tutorial about how to instal kodi onto it and then start with the many, freely available add on's such as Exodus (all you need for movies, tv shows, box sets etc) and perhaps sports devil were you WILL find sports streams! I got to the point where I couldn't find a reliable sports stream (although exodus is pretty much flawless for everything else and free) and found myself switching between sources and before I knew it the first half was over. For £20 for a months Ruya subscription I don't have any problems at all, I just watched the Reading QPR game, in HD, and it didn't freeze or buffer once! For me personally, that's worth every penny.
I've used kodi for a long time just get fed up with messing about with it all the time. I want something stable for NBC if we go up.
I will use that to supplement my BT and sky sports sub not to replace....
Kodi is fine, it just takes a bit of getting used to and knowing your way around. I've had mine nearly 2 years ... after 3 months I was ready to chuck it in the bin but with a bit of help I got it figured and it's a piece of cake now. In saying that I accept it's not everyone's cuppa
indy3050
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I believe they do (or certainly did) a free 24hr trial which I took advantage of and i saw enough to try it for a month. I ditched sky the next day!
From reading the link it's £2 now for 24 hours, but still worth it to try it out.
indy3050
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That's sounds about right, Almost risk free trial.
I use it in my villa in Spain when I'm there with no problems
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dannyboy
tfso!
ive got it set up in new Zealand . bit hit and miss so far but think that's down to my internet connection. on rec from here just got ruya tv . pretty impressed . aim is to use that for the footy and uk live tv and exodus for films and boxsets etc . I tied exodus in with a real debrid account too. When I move out of wellington ill be on fibre x which is about 100 meg so should be perfect then .
quick question for the experts ..... when we move weve got a good tv and NVidia shield which ill use for the main viewing . we also have an older tv (ten years or so) it doesn't have any usb ports . I would like to run kodi on that otherwise the tv becomes practically useless. Are there any options here? it does have hdmi input which I used to run a receiver into . The receiver has 4 hdmi ports , not sure if that has usb ports as its in a shipping container somewhere .
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Perfect, thanks! (If your villa is empty and you feel generous just let me know)
lol
We're moving over next year so not for rent. Sorry
It's our home
Perfect, thanks! (If your villa is empty and you feel generous just let me know
lol
We're moving over next year so not for rent. Sorry
It's our home
The Maharajah of Sydney
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I use Kodi here in Sydney and it works just fine - I just downloaded & installed it via the YouTube tutorials.
Watched both series of The Missing either side of Christmas via Exodus and the streams were excellent, particularly the 2nd series.
I find by bypassing the 1080p & HD versions you're more likely to get a non-buffering smoother stream - GVideo always seems a good place to head to, particularly PutLocker.
Worthingite
Sexy Pete... :D
Try an Amazon fire stick, or fire tv box if you're posher than me!! They're an hdmi output and so easy to install Kodi on that even I could do it. I've just started using builds, having been downloading my add ons individually previously. Well worth a go imo. Next thing I'm oooking to do is a paid sports sub because the football streams have become shit. Whether that's deliberate at the hands of the paid iptv people or not I have no idea, but the football streams specifically have become awful
No reason why it could not work anywhere in the world. All it needs is an internet connection, some isps are starting to block kodi, so that would be the only reason why he could not have kodi.
Just reiterating others. I have used mine all over world without a problem. Here in Tenerife I use it on wi-fi at 3Mbps and all fine
dannyboy
tfso!
I really don't get this, the streams I watch are mainly in standard definition but are perfectly stable.
