I use Virgin internet an iptv and have done for several years with no problems you must have had the wrong servers mate
What UK channels arnt available apart from sly owned. so does that mean Bbc1 2 itv ect not available as there uk channels plus still a good 100 UK channels available on c/s.
What UK channels arnt available apart from sly owned. so does that mean Bbc1 2 itv ect not available as there uk channels plus still a good 100 UK channels available on c/s.
@Sherbie-kun theres a fair few left just not sly sports sly movies ect still worth having and a decent sub for iptv for remainder of premium channels just don't go with people trying to get post count up
Since IPTV streams are hopped from a small number of common servers, it is technically much easier to disrupt than C/S was. Given this & the fact that most providers are just resellers, if a server got seized or shut down, it could cause a massive blackout.......ISP providers will come under increasing pressure to block streams & identify equipment used to stream IPTV & disrupt the connections through their routers. At the moment, IPTV is the only option for pirated TV (C/S is virtually dead for sat & cable) so there will be a massive focus from SKY etc to combat this remaining route for piracy. Then what will be the next method? For instance, C/S was a method that only a very few individuals with expert knowledge were able to exploit & that route has been shut down effectively & permanently.......Sky have lost hundreds of millions from subs due to covid restrictions & they will be giving their full attention & resources to shutting down this last remaining platform for piracy. If the billionaire "fat cats" were denied a monopoly & weren't so greedy, they'd realise they have always had the ability to put a stop to piracy.........simply by charging a fair, affordable price, by ceasing their practice of locking people into lengthy contracts & by allowing 3rd party hardware. I've been an enthusiast in pirate TV since the launch of sky....blockers, hacked cards, D2mach, cable boxes etc but they have all been beaten........can't see what the next method will be if IPTV loses viability.
Yep, you're right. It is a blinkered strategy....but like so many other corporations, their intention is to lock you in to their ecosystem....cheap boxes & routers, out of date hardware, restrictive software & all presented as cutting edge tech lol.
