Sometimes when you go to a US site, lets say NBC and a Canadian channel plays the same show it gives you a copyright error that they can't play the video outside the US.
Is there anyway around this?
Is there anyway around this?
Watching US videos in Canada
- Thread starter David Beckham 23
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try masking your IP to so that it resembles a us provider like timewarner or comcrap, I have not had the time to use it though, i just download my shows
Funny you should post this now because the CRTC is currently under way with a New Media hearing which address issues such as content blocking. This is currently being argued under the "Net Neutrality" issue which, in a nut shell, basically advocates internet which is free of restrictions on websites, content, platforms, etc. It also argues for FTH (fibre to the home) which would connect users directly to the internet through fibre optics directly to the home and thus, ideally (at the faaaar end of the spectrum), bypassing internet service providers (ISPs).David Beckham 23 said:
Anyhoo, stay tuned to the CRTC hearings. In the meantime however, check out this site for free tv shows!
http://www.free-tv-video-online.info/internet/
The problem when using a proxy, when I go to the site it says I need to install Flash which I have already installed.
as mentioned previously.. Hotspot shield is the answer to your query. USe with caution though. Personally I'd be weary not to carry out any sensitive transactions such as personal banking while using this VPN client.
Hulu and other video sources work perfectly while using Hotspot shield in Canada.
Hulu and other video sources work perfectly while using Hotspot shield in Canada.
