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I don't know about BBC, but for Australia+ you will need True cable.
Alternatively, one of the streaming apps such as kodi may be a solution if you have a good internet connection.
Alternatively, one of the streaming apps such as kodi may be a solution if you have a good internet connection.
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True Broadcast Australia+ But NO BBC I'm Afraid,But they have Aljazeeracalsan wrote:Which TV provider telecasts both BBC and Australia Direct in Udon Thani. I have an annual subscription with Home Cable and both channels were available this year but are now not telecast.
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Maybe their TV Stations are all Flooded at the moment though...pomps wrote:The channel on my box is being occupied at the moment by cctv4,an interesting chinese channel for news and chinese soaps
Will give it 2 months then maybe tvm,news and soaps from myanmar =D>
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As far as I know, and way back many years,I had a satellite movable dish.
The motor went U/S ....twice.
Waste of money!But most channels were scrambled anyway.
Only ones left were Chinese,indian etc.
I recon Home cable got sussed using prescribed channels.FREE!
Finally got scrambled! Like BBC !
The motor went U/S ....twice.
Waste of money!But most channels were scrambled anyway.
Only ones left were Chinese,indian etc.
I recon Home cable got sussed using prescribed channels.FREE!
Finally got scrambled! Like BBC !
Mai mee tahng !
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For once 1 partly agree with Morti.. 
I think getting TV these days by satellite is rather 'old school'.
If you have one then it would be sensible to carry on using it but I think it is an unnecessary expense if you don't.
(The low cost, 1 off model to pick up Thai TV for a wife/girl friend excepted. )
Via the Internet is really the only way to go if you want to watch 'Western' TV in Thailand.
There are threads on here on a couple of the different ways of doing that if you want a reliable (but paid for) subscription to Sports or UK TV programs.
There is a thread somewhere on a loaded up Android box that is an initial cost only (watching is free).
Then there are a huge variety of free programs that will grab just about anything from anywhere - as long as you have basic computer skills. I use TVMC because it suits my needs.
For News items there are a host of Applications for Android, Apple & Windows that will download either daily news. or 'breaking news' to phones, tablets & computers that can be re-directed to the TV if you like large screen viewing...
I think getting TV these days by satellite is rather 'old school'.
If you have one then it would be sensible to carry on using it but I think it is an unnecessary expense if you don't.
(The low cost, 1 off model to pick up Thai TV for a wife/girl friend excepted.
) Via the Internet is really the only way to go if you want to watch 'Western' TV in Thailand.
There are threads on here on a couple of the different ways of doing that if you want a reliable (but paid for) subscription to Sports or UK TV programs.
There is a thread somewhere on a loaded up Android box that is an initial cost only (watching is free).
Then there are a huge variety of free programs that will grab just about anything from anywhere - as long as you have basic computer skills. I use TVMC because it suits my needs.
For News items there are a host of Applications for Android, Apple & Windows that will download either daily news. or 'breaking news' to phones, tablets & computers that can be re-directed to the TV if you like large screen viewing...
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Well and good if you have a good internet connection, if you are out in the sticks like me then forget it.BobHelm wrote: by BobHelm » August 4, 2015, 2:25 pm
For once 1 partly agree with Morti..
I think getting TV these days by satellite is rather 'old school'.
If you have one then it would be sensible to carry on using it but I think it is an unnecessary expense if you don't.
(The low cost, 1 off model to pick up Thai TV for a wife/girl friend excepted. )
Via the Internet is really the only way to go if you want to watch 'Western' TV in Thailand.
There are threads on here on a couple of the different ways of doing that if you want a reliable (but paid for) subscription to Sports or UK TV programs.
There is a thread somewhere on a loaded up Android box that is an initial cost only (watching is free).
Then there are a huge variety of free programs that will grab just about anything from anywhere - as long as you have basic computer skills. I use TVMC because it suits my needs.
For News items there are a host of Applications for Android, Apple & Windows that will download either daily news. or 'breaking news' to phones, tablets & computers that can be re-directed to the TV if you like large screen viewing...
