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USA and Watching GAA
High Ball
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04-May-2012 14:16
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Just moved to USA, not living in of the major urban areas, what are options to watch GAA mtaches while here, can I
1) Maybe through Direct TV
2) Maybe via Sky Go (IP addresses etc, change them)
3) Setanta, can u subscribe from home for this (cable provider not sure)
outspan
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04-May-2012 15:46
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Also in the USA and in a not so urban area (sometimes I imagine I hear banjos and so times I do.) The best way to go in my opinion is using a proxy server. I have seen all the games I've wanted this way. Opinions vary as to which ones are the best, best advice look up reviews for them they cost about $10 a month and you can watch a lot of the other programs as well.
RTE's online broadcasts I find a lot better than TV3 streaming wise.
FL/MAYO
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04-May-2012 16:35
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I use this VPN https://www.overplay.net/ if you subscribe use the advanced connection tab to connect to any channel besides channel 1 due to buffering. If you are a little tech savvy you can connect your laptop to your TV....good luck!
An Early Bath
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04-May-2012 17:05
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Originally posted by FL/MAYO:
I use this VPN https://www.overplay.net/ if you subscribe use the advanced connection tab to connect to any channel besides channel 1 due to buffering. If you are a little tech savvy you can connect your laptop to your TV....good luck!
I find if you connect to the server "Dublin 3" it works best for streaming content from home. To watch the games, once you've subscribed to Overplay and connected to the VPN, go to www.aertv.ie and create an account. This way you'll be able to stream all the Irish tv channels live (not their online streams the actual channels, ads and all).
AdareManor
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04-May-2012 18:24
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Entrepreneurial friend of mine set up http://www.telefis.com/
reasonable and reliable
yankeelad
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04-May-2012 19:20
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Originally posted by An Early Bath:
I find if you connect to the server "Dublin 3" it works best for streaming content from home. To watch the games, once you've subscribed to Overplay and connected to the VPN, go to www.aertv.ie and create an account. This way you'll be able to stream all the Irish tv channels live (not their online streams the actual channels, ads and all).
This is exactly what I use and while it is not always perfect I am happy with it and bottom line it adequately serves the purpose
High Ball
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04-May-2012 20:26
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Thanks for the advice, quick add on question, can i watch Sky Go via these mediums also
FL/MAYO
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04-May-2012 22:41
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Originally posted by High Ball:
Thanks for the advice, quick add on question, can i watch Sky Go via these mediums also
I'm not sure what Sky Go is but if you could use it while you lived in Ireland then there should be no reason why it would not work when you are using Overplay. When using Overplay, Sky Go will think that you are signed into the service from Dublin.
daylo
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04-May-2012 23:18
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Originally posted by yankeelad:
This is exactly what I use and while it is not always perfect I am happy with it and bottom line it adequately serves the purpose
tis along way from clare to there
i would say u probably watch more irish tv than me ?
do u listen to clare fm also ?
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