Thread: Television Provider

I am in a village west of Sisaket. Does anyone know if there is a tv provider other than True Visions? I've had True Visions, but am very unhappy with them. They have lost HBO and Cinemax, and replaced them with the cheapest programming they could while leaving my bill the same.

Unless you are from the US forget P.S.I. Pay upfront & that is it.

Just download everything and watch it when you will.
No Ads, no cost.

Download Kodi then stream whatever you want when you want

Originally Posted by John Lennon

Unless you are from the US forget P.S.I. Pay upfront & that is it.

Dude read the replies that follow. Dill's help got me on all internet TV. Still a novice and sad to say afraid of Kodi, but thanks so much mate.

Download everything.

Use https://knd1.ilikehd.com/kaneda/web/tv/?a=home# for live sports (40thb for 3 hours.)

Originally Posted by phinik

I am in a village west of Sisaket

Unless you have broadband/high speed internet in your village ignore the above fine recommendations from the urban privileged.

^Kind of what I was thinking. I unplugged my cable years ago in favor of downloading torrents, but you have to have decent connections.

Originally Posted by Dillinger

Download Kodi then stream whatever you want when you want

Do I need to buy an HD Antenna?

Hardware

Once you ship your cable box back to its Machiavellian overlords, you'll need a way to funnel streaming content directly to your TV. The good news is that this process is both easy and inexpensive, and you may even own the necessary components already.
HD Antenna

The first thing you may want to consider is an HD antenna.

Cancel the above. I just read Mr Norton's reply.

Thank you.
Sport is 99% of my interest. Perfect!

^^ dunno where youve got that from, you just need a laptop or a cheap android tv box

Originally Posted by Norton

Unless you have broadband/high speed internet in your village ignore the above fine recommendations from the urban privileged.

Fair comment. Can the OP get a decent connection?

Thanks, but I need to use television. I have four tv's in the house.

^ Have you tried Kodi, CJ?

how did you get on with that Linux in the end?

Originally Posted by phinik

Thanks, but I need to use television. I have four tv's in the house.

this ones gonna be hard work

Originally Posted by Dillinger

dunno where youve got that from, you just need a laptop or a cheap android tv box

Sorry, I was reading the wrong thing completely. Old age.

Originally Posted by John Lennon

Thank you.
Sport is 99% of my interest. Perfect!

This is great.

https://knd1.ilikehd.com/kaneda/web/tv/

Can pay for only 2 hrs of you want (30thb), all the channels in the World. Maybe. All the sports ones anyway.

Can transfer from K-Bank Online, say 300 thb. This gives you 300 points. When a match or sporting event is on for 3 hours you just select '3 Hrs All channels - 40thb' and off you go.

Originally Posted by Dillinger

^ Have you tried Kodi, CJ?

how did you get on with that Linux in the end?

Nope, Kodi awaits.

I'm perfectly happy downloading anything that catches my eye and then binge watching movies and TV series.

OK, she's not too happy when I watch all 8 series of house, or whatever, in one go, but life's like that and you'll get used to it.

Ah, the LINUX investigation.

Well, a friend kindly downloaded in onto a lap top for me. It all looked very good. Shiny.

I then switched the lappy off and carried on about my business.
Friend left and a week or 2 later, asked how it was all going?
Bugger. I'd forgotten all about it.

Switched it on and..............

Don't work.

Ah well.

Reported the situation to mate.

Ah well.

So, all in all, no worries with LINUX.

It's brilliant.

Originally Posted by phinik

Thanks, but I need to use television. I have four tv's in the house

My neighbor has a sat dish from SATHINT. Set up by a local provider. Don't know much about it but worth a look.

AsiaSat 3S @ 105.5° East Frequencies

Originally Posted by Norton

Originally Posted by phinik

I am in a village west of Sisaket

Unless you have broadband/high speed internet in your village ignore the above fine recommendations from the urban privileged.

Yep..
All of which needs to be examined and fitted for countryside settings.

Phone lines?
Wi-Fi box?
Wireless router?

As this subject matter has been gone over more than a few times here, I might suggest that he peruse TD section archives....probably in The Multi-Media Forum, Computers, or Members....

Very helpful info/advice if residing in rural Nakhon Nowhere.

....or, GOOGLE along the lines of:

Satellite/Cable Television available in Thailand.
[mix/matched one's search query]

Most don't realize there are numerous options outside of fucking TRUE....and quite readily available - sometimes expensive.

https://knd1.ilikehd.com/kaneda/web/tv/

Tell me more about these smarts internet tv,s, the wife's been banging on about them lately. I'm also pissed off with true, lost all the shit I used to watch and more channels will go soon. Fuck them, I've heard of a Vietnamese outfit called Kplus , ( I'm in Lao) true subscription finishes soon so they can get fucked I reckon, kids are gonna still need the cartoons to so I better factor that shit in before I make up my mind or I,ll never hear the end of it

That ilikehd has monthly subscriptions. Pay as you go. Sign up, stick 100 baht onto it and check it out.

All the TV cable channels from back home. BBC kids and all that lark.

If you like it you can get one of the monthly packages.