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Home » Reader question » Watching Dutch TV in Thailand, what alternatives are there?
Watching Dutch TV in Thailand, what alternatives are there?
Dear readers,
Watched TV with NLTV for a few years. To your complete satisfaction and pleasure. Until suddenly, a week ago, the reception of the channels was no longer possible.
Only then will you realize how much you miss the news and the discussion programs. After a request for an explanation, I was told that 'they had pulled the plug' due to unsolvable problems.
Would like to know what other possibilities there are to receive TV programs from NL, Europe, etc. in Thailand?
Regards,
Peter
Missed broadcast with a vpn proton, good and free.
Joop where can I find that vpn proton for free? and does it work in thailand?
Euro TV works fine, just not for free...
NLziet with a VPN connection. I see all sports broadcasts from NPO, Veronica, SBS etc. live. You can also watch broadcasts. Not for free. Costs a few euros per month.
I have an IP box and can really receive everything well
you must have an internet connection.
I use this in the Netherlands and in Thailand.
there are subscription costs, but this is insignificant because the quality is good.
I also often in Spain via http://www.bvn.tv. BVN can be followed live there and some broadcasts have been missed….( And on the satellite via another channel with mainly Arabic and German programs ( Hotbird 13b
) But I don't think that can be received in Thailand)
I've been doing it this way for years:
Go to https://www.npostart.nl
Choose your program and ignore the comments about geo-restrictions and other bullshit.
Copy the url to your clipboard.
Then to http://downloadgemist.nl/
Paste the text from the clipboard.
Download the broadcast now.
During the day I pick up what I want to see, in the evening watch Dutch TV at my leisure.
Works great. Pay a tenner every year in donation.
The site also supports all kinds of other sources, but you can find that on the website.
With a VPN (including ibvpn, Goose) you can watch missed broadcasts from more than just the public channels with Ziggo on a tablet as well as a PC.
I have been watching the TV programs I want to see via the internet for several years now.
Previously I also had NLTV and later Euro TV. But I usually only watch 1 or 2 programs a day. So actually a bit little to take out a subscription
My son installed VPN with me and now I can see most programs from Belgium and the Netherlands via the internet.
For watching TV in the Netherlands you have large special dishes that can move
You can receive several Dw / Tv 5 France, you have to check carefully what is in the Package
Fri gr Aloysius