IPTV NEWS SPAIN. BBC SET TO CUT OFF SPAIN BUT STRIKE DEAL WITH SOUTH KOREA

BBC Bosses should be ashamed of themselves as they have struck a deal with South Korean IPTV supplier.
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Angry British families in Spain ask "Why do South Korean Families get BBC TV shows and not us?"

Lying BBC Bosses have struck a deal to supply thousands of BBC TV shows to a South Korean IPTV provider. This is despite Alix Pryde saying "The overspill of the BBC’s services will be reduced so viewers outside the UK will find it even harder to receive them. I know that this causes unhappiness to some of you living outside the UK. However, it is entirely appropriate because the BBC domestic services are for people living in the UK only."  What a pack of lies! Its OK to sell TV shows to South Korea then Alix? South Korean fans of BBC TV shows are sorted but British families in Spain get a kick in the teeth by BBC fat cats, despite the BBC being based in the EU they are not conforming with EU Law by restricting service to other Europeans. The EU is supposed to be a borderless Country with no trade restrictions.

BBC FAT CAT "ALIX PRYDE"

ON £120K a year

snubs British Families but allows South Koreans to watch BBC TV SHOWS.

 

 

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FOXTEL DELAY LAUNCH OF NEW IPTV PLATFORM "PRESTO" THAT IS BEING PROMOTED BY SACHA BARON COHEN FAMOUS FOR HIS MOVIE "BORRAT" AND TV SHOW WITH "ALI G"

 

“Foxtel’s online movie streaming service, Presto, has failed to launch and will be delayed by up to two months because of software bugs.”

 

FOXTEL announced its new IPTV VOD service "Presto" in September 2013, with many customers interested in receiving the service that will see Presto streaming many Movies and TV shows from $24.95 

Raspberry PI Spain. Unhappy, Confused & Angry with complicated IPTV



RASPBERRY PI

BEING TOUTED AS

A SOLUTION TO

LOSS OF UK TV IN SPAIN

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ARE YOU READY FOR THE BIG SWITCH OFF?

With the date now set for February what are the real options for UK TV shows in Spain?

 

With many different suppliers jostling to promote the brand and or service that they are selling some people are becoming confused by the vast array of options and solutions that are available.

 

 

We have been amazed just how many new start up Businesses have just appeared over night offering various types of IPTV and internet based services. Many of these start up Businesses are trading off nothing more than a pay as you go disposable mobile phone and a Facebook page.

 



UNHAPPY FACEBOOK MEMBERS

 NO SIGNAL

 NO FILMON FOR THIS LADY

NOBODY WANTS TO HELP THIS POOR CHAP

NOBDY WANTS TO HELP THIS CHAP EITHER

 

When choosing a solution to the possible loss of UK TV on the Costa del Sol & Portugal in February 2014 you need to first decide what channels you will be happy with, and how much you want to spend.

With several suppliers singing from the roof tops and praising Raspberry PI as a solution, we must disagree due to the following reasons;
 

1. Raspberry PI is incredibly difficult to program
2. Raspberry PI is incredibly difficult to use
3. Raspberry PI is relies on FILMON and or offshoots of
4. Raspberry PI offers no live support
5. Raspberry PI is a opensource service with streamers making no money out of streaming so if  the service is removed they are under absolutely no obligation to get you back up and  running.
6. Raspberry PI is NOT a proper solution to the problem.

Example - Austin Toombs is a PhD student in Human Computer Interaction Design in the School of Informatics and Computing at Indiana University, he is a "Tech" savvy PhD student in Computer design and even he has had issues using a Raspberry PI to watch TV, please do not take our word for it Google it and read his complaints that include; These are the words of Austin Toombs -

So I tried to have it install raspbmc itself through the boot menu that comes as part of the NOOBs package. That ended up looking like it would work really well, but then at the last minute, after it started trying to connect to the servers and update itself, then all I would get were kernel panics. I don’t think it had much to do with my power supply or my keyboard / mouse setup (which seems to be the “have you tried restarting it yet?” of the raspberry pi world) because it would at least get as far as connecting to the servers.
He then says "Man it’s amazing how computer illiterate I can be sometimes, even with a background in computer science"

What chance does your average Family living in Spain have of conquering a piece of kit that is a nightmare to use and set up?

OK so we have a PhD student unable to get to grips with his Raspberry PI and then it gets even worse when he says.....

"It’s really hard to work on these kinds of projects when there are only a few minutes at a time when we can figure it out. I think to really get it working, I’m going to have to section off an entire day or a large chunk of a day, make myself lots of coffee (or maybe something that will relax me for when I get frustrated with all of the “connection timed out errors”

He called using a Raspberry PI a "Project" not entertainment!

MRSKYTV said on the 12th December 2013

"We simply cannot, and will not stick our head in the sand, total reliance on Filmon as a source of UK TV is both irresponsible and bad advice in our opinion as many people who have been worried about the new Astra 2E footprint possibly leaving thousands without UK TV are sold a system that may or may not work"

This is still our opinion with reference to Raspberry PI as a solution to the possible loss of UK TV on the Spanish Costa del Sol and Portugal.

 

 

Everyone agrees that Filmon could disappear, and if it does you may be left with a worthless Raspberry PI and a mini keyboard that comes with it or often sold separately.

Raspberry PI uses Raspbmc and Raspbmc has a Facebook page so you can read the comments of hundreds of confused & fed up people trying to watch TV with this device.

See for yourself. https://www.facebook.com/raspbmc you can read loads of moaning and frustrating posts on the Raspbmc Facebook page from upset people.

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Post by XBMC Spain IPTV UK TV Warning XBMC and Raspberry PI Warning IPTV.

Update on UK IPTV in Spain what is the back up plan if Filmon gets shut down?

 

Android, XBMC, Raspberry PI and Smart TV box sellers

unable to confirm an alternative to Filmon.

 





This is a post that will appear on a Blog about "Loss of UK TV in Spain, The Big Switch Off"

 

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Having shown this thread to several people this morning, we are all of the opinion that there is no real similar alternative to Filmon. 

 

If you are selling, distributing, promoting or thinking of purchasing any of the following TV solutions such as “SMART TV” or “ANDROID” or “RAPSBERRY PI” please read the post below.

 

If you have gone to the dark side and have buried your head in the sand at least try and accept the truth, if you need help get in touch info@mrskytv.com

or call 618 585 051

 

 

A certain company was recently discussing a new way of using the Filmon stream to provide a local supply of UK channels via a dedicated local server that was going to be available in a "open source" manner with no money changing hands and advising people to purchase a Raspberry PI or Android type of media player to access the stream using an offshoot of XBMC that allows people to access BBC, ITV etc via Filmon and also free streams that contain pirated movies and in some cases certain popular sports channels and TV shows and Documentary channels etc. 

When we asked “What would happen if Filmon shut down?” we experienced a similar response from members of the trade who are pushing this type of box. We did learn however that the service they are looking to provide will remove the advertising from the Filmon streams so that you could watch BBC1 or ITV for example without any annoying advertisements popping up.  

It was pointed out to the OP that removing the advertisements was in breach of contract with Filmon as set out within the Filmon T&C agreement, again no response. 

This discussion took place on a IPTV related Facebook Group and after 2-3 days of receiving no response the thread was deleted and no longer exists. We now know that the creator of this Facebook Group is in fact selling and promoting Raspberry PI solutions. 

We would like to confirm that during the 2-3 days that the thread existed we where subjected to various nasty comments and ridiculed in the same manner as we have on this thread. The question remains what is the alternative to Filmon? and Jamie who said and I quote “In any case, there are alternatives to FilmOn. Those alternatives are already installed in the internet set-top boxes that I use” This question has still not been answered. We wonder why? as do 500 members of a certain Facebook Group. 

Whilst everyone is entitled to an opinion, it is often the case that people who do not want to answer your questions are hiding something and resort to petty comments or aggressive behaviour as they are backed in to a corner.  

We simply cannot and will not stick our head in the sand, total reliance on Filmon as a source of UK TV is both irresponsible and bad advice in our opinion. As many people who have been worried about the new Astra 2E footprint possibly leaving thousands without UK TV are sold a system that may or may not work.

 

 

With many of them holding stock of this type of box that relies on spare bedroom internet pirates and illegal Singapore based Sports streamers that seem to come and go on a weekly basis to hardcore major league pirate organisations such as Piratebay, Pootlocker, Icefilm and Movie4K all now muscling in on a share of the IPTV pirate movie streaming services many sensible satellite engineers that we know in the trade have been tempted to the dark side of the Industry and are now openly marketing and promoting the use of these services from people unknown and that may disappear tomorrow. 

We have been shocked at how many usually whiter than white satellite tv engineers have embraced this typoe of Pirate TV service and even started to promote it on Facebook and various forums. 

In a recent UK court case a 25 year old computer geek called Richard O’Dwyer was arrested under instructions from the U.S Justice Department by British Police at his University in Sheffield having been the creator and founder of a Pirate website that promoted links to other websites that allowed computer users access to often unreleased movies and TV shows. He was arrested and had a long drawn out court case as he fought an extradition battle with U.S Justice Department’s legal team in the UK. 

Eventually it was challenged that the U.S Justice Department had no jurisdiction as the website that O’Dwyer registered was  a UK based website hosted on British servers. On 28 November 2012, it was announced that O'Dwyer and the US had reached an agreement to avoid extradition, and all charges had been dropped.

Judge Sir John Thomas called the outcome "very satisfactory" adding, "It would be very nice for everyone if this was resolved happily before Christmas".  This was taken from Wikipedia the inverted commas are exactly as where shown on Wikipedia before anyone says anything.

Back to Filmon....

You will have read in our earlier posts that Filmon who actually streams live TV to your PC, Ipad, IPTV Box, Android box or XBMC platform are inevitably going to be subjected to continued attention from numerous Media giants such as Sony, CBS, HBO, BBC, ITV, CH4, CH5 and many production Companies chasing claims of copyright breaches. 

When Jamie posted this; 

“In any case, there are alternatives to FilmOn. Those alternatives are already installed in the internet set-top boxes that I use” 

We became very exited as this would at least provide a couple of fall back positions, however it now looks like this was simply hot air and designed to confuse people in to making a purchase that may leave them “High & Dry” should Filmon be shut down.  

The past 12 months have been bad enough for many people worrying about the possible loss of UK TV on the Costa del Sol and Portugal without selling a system that would ultimately leave people in a similar position should Filmon disappear.

 

If you want a reliable internet based solution to watching UK TV we can supply you the best solution using the best equipment such as the MAG-250

 

This is an excellent demonstration video that shows you just how easy the MAG-250 is to use.

 

 

This is the easiest IPTV box to use.

 

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Astra 2E clock is ticking possible loss of UK TV on Spanish Costa del Sol "IPTV BOXES"

With Astra 2E set to start broadcasting UK TV using a new tighter beam many British Families are bracing themselves as rumors and scare stories in the local papers.
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Whilst many satellite engineers have jumped on the hard sell bandwagon on selling UK IPTV boxes in Spain  certain Companies like www.mrskytv.com have advised there clients to "Hold on and see" rather than rush in and make a rash purchase as nobody knows 100% what the signal will be like when Astra 2E starts to broadcast in either December 2013 or January 2014.

 

 

Will Astra 2E start to Broadcast before Xmas?

 

 "Nothing is yet known as to what will and will not be able to be received on the Costa del Sol from Astra 2E until it happens" Jason Harding went on to say that "all customers that are already using SKY+HD boxes will be able to use a special UK VPN router and that they will be able to watch UK TV channels such as BBC1, BBC2 and ITV via the internet access that the newer black SKY+HD boxes allow using a special UK VPN router"

Heather Mills who recently purchased a villa in Sotogrande is incredibly upset at the prospect of loosing her UK TV as she was recently interviewed at Malaga airport.

Luckily many people on the Costa del Sol have the latest SKY+HD boxes in Spain so rather than use a UK British TV IPTV box they are lucky enough to be able to simply purchase a UK VPN router that will allow them to access BBC on demand and ITV on demand via the internet connection of the SKY+HD box called "Anytime+"

How do I buy a UK IPTV box?
How much is a UK IPTV box?
Who is the No1 seller of UK IPTV boxes in Spain?


UK IPTV BOXES ARE AVAILABLE. info@mrskytv.com 


For many years British residents and UK Holidaymakers alike have been able to enjoy UK Freesat TV on the Costa del Sol for free without restriction. Many people that own a Holiday home in the Sun have also been able to bring their UK SKY CARD on Holiday.

So why is Astra 2E going to possibly leave thousands of people with no BBC1 and no ITV? Well a decision was made by the BBC and ITV to tighten the beam on the UK so that the footprint of Astra 2E will be tightly focused on the UK.

                                       This is the Astra2E footprint
 

So why is Astra 2E going to possibly leave thousands of people with no BBC1 and no ITV? Well a decision was made by the BBC and ITV to tighten the beam on the UK so that the footprint of Astra 2E will be tightly focused on the UK.

When will Astra 2E start to Broadcast?
What channels will be lost when Astra 2E starts to Broadcast?
Will I loose all my SKY TV Channels in Spain?
Why is this happening?
How much do UK British IPTV boxes cost?
How can I buy a IPTV box in Malaga?
How fast should my internet speed be to use a UK IPTV box?

 

Did you know that the reason for Astra 2E having a tighter beam on the UK was a decision made by Alix Pryde from the BBC?

How do IPTV boxes work?
Providing you have an internet connection of 2MB+ you can watch UK TV via the internet.

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XBMC is a solution for more tech savvy TV fans..

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Have spent most of this weekend reading various tutorials and stories about XBMC and Raspberry PI, in addition to trying to find a way of using XBMC over the home network using my incredibly powerful desktop PC, and have received an android and branded smart TV box from two different suppliers and will receive an Raspberry PI this week. With many customers looking for a cheap fix to the possible loss of UK TV in Spain certain options of box and or kit may require more than simply pressing the channel up and down button and whilst some computer / tech savvy and geeky types may like a more programmable type of mini PC solution the majority of our clients will find these operating systems totally different to what they are used to and some (myself included) may become incredibly frustrated by the way these things work.

All that said; we will be supplying these options but will make it very clear that over the past couple of years FILMON the main provider has been shut down several times and left many with no BBC or ITV for 2-3 days before streaming started again. Because of this we will supply all customers who purchase these solutions a written notice that when things go wrong with streaming providers who supply the content for free go offline that we as a supplier will be unable to offer any other advise other than to check on the providers website for further information.  When purchasing a XBMC compatible solution it would be a good idea to LIKE the XBMC Facebook page as you will then get regular updates from XBMC automatically to your Facebook page and you can visit the XBMC page and see what people are saying. In addition to the XBMC website you can also visit some really useful XBMC developers websites that will give you a heads up on any new additions to XBMC.

Whilst I am both totally blinkered and biased towards SKY TV in Spain I feel that it is only fair to offer all of the solutions available in order for our clients to decide for themselves what best suits the budget and technical level required by the new client.

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XBMC relies on Filmon, at present Filmon is not available on the Android platform and has not been available via TSMEDIA for 5 days! Hundreds of very upset clients calling a certain wholesaler that was selling these!

OK - So lets say you spend £100 on a PI with remote etc and then Filmon disappears so you have no ITV or BBC etc it is a waste of time and money.

As a supplier of UK TV in Spain for almost 12 years we are very reluctant to supply a service that relies totally on FREE content from Companies and individuals that may or may not be around next week or the week after.

If you want BBC1, ITV,CH4,CH5 etc and want a 100% reliable service XBMC is hardly the way to go. Can you imagine as a Business supplying thousands of people with XBMC and then Filmon stop broadcasting? Do a quick Google search for "Filmon stopped broadcasting" you will see that they regularly shut down the service. Could you live with that?

When the channels go off on Filmon or Notfilmon on XBMC and you have no BBC1 or ITV and the Mrs is going nuts, guess what? You cannot call anyone and complain, you cannot call anyone up and ask what is happening it is all done via the internet via chat rooms and forums. Do not think that Jamie will spend hours and hours on the phone with you when it all goes wrong either! Imagine a hundred people all loosing the TV on a Friday night! Who are they going to call?

Updates and crashing; If you go to the XBMC Facebook page have a look at how many people are complaining "EVERYDAY" about XBMC NOT performing.

If you want to see just how frustrating & difficult XBMC is, you can download it for FREE right now on your PC or laptop, you can watch Youtube tutorials on how to set everything up, you can read lots of posts n the internet and learn about downloading repositories and how to set up your XBMC. The whole process is both complicated and mind numbingly complex.

If we sell anyone a PI or similar on XBMC platform we have to ask the client to sign a TECHNICAL SUPPORT waiver form otherwise we will end up inundated with hundreds of calls every time XBMC stops working, DO NOT TAKE OUR WORD FOR IT go take a look at the XBMC Facebook page and see how many people are moaning they have no TV.

This is what XBMC has said today!

XBMC It's not our responsibility to check if addons still work. It's up to the users or developer to report if they work or not. We simply provide a platform for distribution. Also note that some plugins are geographical locked so they work in one country and not in others.

So you buy a box use XBMC and when you contact XBMC for support they tell you it is not their responsibility.

Talking of support... Who is going to support you when things go wrong like this chap?

I have Installed latest version of XBMC for ANDROID software! All loaded perfectly and the XBMC icon is on the main applications. It all starts up perfectly but when ever I try to play anything back TV or movie I keep getting message saying

"External Player Active Click OK when playback has ended"

This chap posted this on the XBMC Facebook page on 2nd December and has had "NO" reply and "NO" HELP.

Also please bear in mind that if your TV is high definition that the picture quality is pretty poor and will actually damage your eye sight as you strain your eyes, the picture is very grainy.
Before you even consider a XBMC or ANDROID type of service have a read of the language that you will need to learn by visiting the XBMC Facebook page here - "https://www.facebook.com/XBMC" If you are a Facebook user you can contact those frustrated and upset people and ask them what they think of XBMC do not take our word for it. DO YOUR HOMEWORK.


That said; If you are aged 10-40 and have an excellent knowledge of computing, have two monitors on your computer as XBMC will take over your entire screen on a PC and cannot be reduced so you are unable to watch the Youtube videos on how to set everything up and leave you unable to check e-mails etc then perhaps XBMC is for you.

This is the Youtube video "How to set up XBMC" so you can watch Emerdale or Eastenders!

Watch this video on how to configure XBMC and watch BBC1 or ITV if you think "That looks easy" then buy a Raspberry PI and hook it up to your internet and have a go.
"http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6nNHVRBlKIY"


When you watch the video you will notice how complex being able to watch BBC1 or ITV is.

What are the alternatives then?

Hands down 100% is SKY TV, it is a GUARANTEED service, never gets shut down, easy to use etc. If you have a SKY+HD box you can connect it to the internet using a special UK ROUTER to watch BBC and ITV via the internet through your SKY+HD BOX, why SKY though? No1 "Picture quality" if you have spent €1'000 on a nice 42" LED 3D TV why would you want to hook up a $50 Raspberry PI that will provide a really poor quality picture? Also using a SKY+HD box is easy to use, easy to record with and you do not need to be technical minded. If after work you just want to flop on the couch and watch TV without having to press loads of buttons the SKY+HD box wins every time. The UK routers sell around 245 euro inc 12 month access to a UK IP address.

IPTV BOXES - Minimum 2MB internet connection required.

Our advice is a MAG-250 as it is the easiest box to use, it takes 60 seconds to set up, all you do is connect a HDMI cable to the TV, plug it in and within 60 seconds you can be watching ITV BBC CH4 CH5 etc, you can flick through the channels etc and it works just like a normal satellite receiver. The service is a "PAY" service so should anything go wrong or you have an issue you can call us up and we will get it sorted, the difference is with the MAG-250 is that "WE ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITY" we provide support and we are available 7 days a week, unlike XBMC you can call us and we will help, not that the MAG-250 ever has any issues because it is a "PAY" service the provider wants you to be happy so you keep paying for the service. Unfortunately all the services on XBMC are FREE so nobody earns any money from it so do not offer any support.

In our opinion; XBMC is best left to the technical minded people as it is way too complicated for 95% of our client base.
"http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MsVzEztwOyw"


This link above is a demonstration of the MAG-250 Box you will notice how easy it is to use compared to XBMC.

　

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You can receive BBC1,2,3,4 BBCHD ITV, CH4HD and several other on 27.5 West using your existing satellite dish on the Costa del Sol, the only issue is that in order to receive these channels you will require a suitable satellite receiver with BISS keys programmed in to the box. These BISS keys (bit like pin numbers) tend to change every three or four months and may leave you without UK TV
These are the UK TV channels available using BISS keys - http://en.kingofsat.net/sat-i907.php



We can supply this service along with the box although "we cannot guarantee how quickly new BISS keys become availble when they are changed"

Our advice is this; Before you make a decision go on Youtube and watch a few XBMC videos and then watch a few MAG-250 videos and see what you think. Also talk to people that already have a MAG-250 or are using XBMC 

As XBMC relies on Filmon read this -
So Mark Camposat if Filmon gets cut off is it safe to agree that the alternatives are a bit sketchy at the moment and that nothing else exists like Filmon?

I just feel that whilst your comment of not being "bright as others" may be your opinion, I just cannot understand where or how you will get another feed to replace Filmon should they get shut down. I have been looking and searching and as far as my searches are concerned I have been unable to find a Filmon alternative.

Even though this is a "open source" and "for the love of it" set up do you not think that anyone that is relying on Filmon to watch UK TV will get the hump if they get shut down and an alternative "simples" solution cannot be found within a reasonable time? It is precisely because of the uncertainty relating to Filmon that would cause me to have sleepless nights if I was to sell a product that relied on the stream that Filmon provides.

As for the other options I very much doubt that they have the financial resources at their disposal as Alki David the owner of Filmon does, so what happens then? He has pumped millions of pounds in to Filmon and is fighting multiple court battles in the USA and the UK I suppose you could use a "PAID FOR" streaming service although you would then need to charge for the service and that would then lead in to a Telmicro style situation where you are charging for rebroadcasting albeit over the internet.

Whilst not the "brightest" of cookies at times I cannot sick my head in the sand and ignore the 11 court cases that are taking place "NOW" and I also cannot ignore the reports from Reuters, Bloomberg, etc I am however very interested in your thoughts as I am sure others are.

If you Google "Filmon court case" you can see what has been happening, including Alki David being held in contempt of court in the USA. Whilst the Filmon servers for UK TV are based in Switzerland the Business is USA registered and the British courts will have jurisdiction issues although European writs can be issued the Swiss have the final decision.

This is one way that Filmon are getting around the "re-broadcasting" legalities.

Rather than offer a retransmission, FilmOn through its Swiss-based subsidiary (FilmOn X) lets viewers control their own unique dish or micro digital antenna in order to tune into the broadcaster’s own transmission to view it in its original format. Users can also purchase these antennas which are delivered to their home and can be connected to their device by WiFi.

However, FilmOn said it “will respect a broadcaster’s control over where their content is available by ensuring the service respects international boundaries where they are already in force.”

So a bit like using a sling-box, if you have a receiver in the Country of broadcast and then watch it in a different location via the internet it appears to be OK according to the New York court case ruling regarding re-broadcasting. You can see an antenna farm below.

The good news is that it looks like everyone will be able to watch the Queens speech on Xmas day so eat, drink and be merry! Merry Xmas to everyone.

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Sony confirms launch of IPTV solution later in 2013

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With many SMART TV systems and IPTV boxes now becoming available, electronics monster SONY have announced that they are launching a new IPTV service later in 2013. It has been confirmed that Viacom and Sony are working closely to roll out a whole IPTV solution before the end of 2013.

Channel line up may include; MTV, Nickelodeon, Comedy Central, BBC iplayer, ITV on-demand, 5 on-demand and Euro Sport.

Several overseas IPTV broadcasters are now anxious to add content to the service that will initially be available on the Sony PS3 and certain Televisions in the Sony range. National Geographic and Dave have been rumored to have been in talks to include certain back catalogue TV shows and documentaries.  British families living in Spain that wish to use the UK side of this service will need to purchase a UK VPN router.

Consumers are now gearing up and looking at new UHDTV.

 

IPTV NEWS SPAIN - "ORANGE PUSHES SPANISH IPTV MARKET"

IPTV NEWS SPAIN - "ORANGE PUSHES SPANISH IPTV MARKET"

French Mobile phone and internet provider Orange plan to increase it's IPTV market in Spain to 100'000 customers this year with Orange TV being rolled out on both android and branded Orange IPTV boxes.



UK IPTV in Spain has seen a massive increase over the past 3 years, with the possible "loss of UK TV on the Costa del Sol" later in 2013 many British expats are looking at UK IPTV boxes as a solution.