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You also need either a house (with appropriate TV) in the UK or a friend / relative as the feed source plus you also need a good quality internet feed... The technology has been around for quite a while and I recall having used it in the States a few years ago but I'm sure it is much changed now. |
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but the current alternatives (without comment upon legality) would appear to be: - A big dish with a suitable receiver Freesat or Sky One of the MMDS re-broadcasters such as Torresat or Superbeam IPTV / WebTV (including 'slingbox' and Telefonic's offerings) Spanish TDT service (which I currently use) or the somewhat ironical 'reprogramming the ex-telmicro coship boxes to accept the Torresat unencrypted signals' It really is a case of 'you pay your money and you take your chance' at the moment... |
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Mikea info@eltel.tv |
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mikea info@eltel.tv |
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I think in the majority of incidences the sporting event is purchased and commentary added locally not dubbed, therefore an English version would not be available. That said I watched the liverpool/chelsea match the other day and the commentator was just like 'sheepheads' Senor Willy from Soccer AM, ah thems was the days!!! so go ask in any Master Cadena electrical products store. |
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