intelceleron11
@acanac.net
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Re: Watching locked video
There's other ways to do it too. Probably the most reliable way is to set up a proxy on a box that you yourself rent. It may not be cheap, but it'll be reliable and fast. You get what you pay for. I would recommend Acanac but Acanac is for Canada most likely (unless you can ask for a US box... who knows, can't hurt), not the United States. Since there's no real data transfer to a hard drive, there will probably not be an issue with "copyrights" or whatever theyr'e calling it these days to say you broke the law in some way. I dunno, if it's for personal non commercial use, what's the difference watching it on abc.com as opposed to the television? to me, none. So there's some info and a few cents for you. |
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hotspotshield
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»www.hotspotshield.com/
probably the easiest way to do it. |
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Anon Name
@bell.ca | reply to Anon Name
Whats a proxy server and how would i use it. |
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otty
join:2008-10-24
Toronto, ON | reply to Anon Name
use a proxy srever |
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Anon Name
@bell.ca | Is their a way to watch a online video that is locked to a specific country. For example full episodes of something on NBC.com can only be watched in the US. |
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