How can I watch Gene Hunt when I'm in the Phili's?

[RickyR]

I'll have a look later, but there is a company who offer a proxy server in the UK for about 5 pounds a month, with garaunteed access to BBC i player etc. Alternative is the purchase of a slingbox, which allows you to control your TV at home through the internet.
Both of these require a good internet connection in the Philippines...

[Steve.r]

English' do you not know someone who can save it on a sky box, I have an old video recorder, anyone remember them lol

[Englishman2010]

A good internet connection in the Philippines? Does such a thing exist

I've got a video recorder, but I've never bothered to re-tune it to my TV since I bought a digital TV. I don't even know if I've got any VHS cassettes, I haven't used it for years.

I'm sure if I ask friends most of them will have a Sky recorder, but I don't see how that will help me view it as the box will be connected to their TV, not mine.

It's not the end of the world, give it a few weeks and it will be in 10 minute chunks on You Tube, so I'll catch up somehow.

I do have the 'Beeb Player' application on my HTC phone, someone said that there aren't any geographical restrictions on that if it is on a UK registered phone. I'll try that first and see (providing I can get wireless access in my hotels).

[Steve.r]

I am sure my friend at work is able to record onto a dvd anything he has recorded on his sky box, might take a different cable connection, but is definately possible.

[Dedworth]

I'll have a look later, but there is a company who offer a proxy server in the UK for about 5 pounds a month, with garaunteed access to BBC i player etc. Alternative is the purchase of a slingbox, which allows you to control your TV at home through the internet.
Both of these require a good internet connection in the Philippines...

Did you manage to find that company ? A mate of mine in Australia is always bitching that he can't watch iPlayer, 4oD etc