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BBC I-Player on your television
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I use I-Player quite a lot on my laptop and have seen the recent TV adverts about watching it on your TV. They mentioned needing a set top box-does this include the Sky Box? Will there be a channel included specifically for BBC I-Player does anyone know? If not I'm not too worried as I don't mind watching via my laptop but would be interested to know what it will entail.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.It looks like a lot of faffing about, especially as you can do all that it provides for no extra money whatsoever. Who wants yet another black box gathering dust under the TV ! ::
1....BBC i player, and the equivalent for other TV stations, like Channel 4. You can watch watch this in seconds on any PC in Britain with a WiFi connection. Its completely FREE...all you need to be legal is a TV license.
2....As FHG suggests, if you want to watch on your own TV, just connect the laptop, or desktop into the appropriate socket on your TV and away you go.
3...Try this :::
http://www.tvcatchup.com/
You can watch almost every TV station with this little jobby, on any computer, for FREE ! It even works on my Samsung Galaxy TAB 7 inch, and my iphone 4.
Hope this helps !
1....BBC i player, and the equivalent for other TV stations, like Channel 4. You can watch watch this in seconds on any PC in Britain with a WiFi connection. Its completely FREE...all you need to be legal is a TV license.
2....As FHG suggests, if you want to watch on your own TV, just connect the laptop, or desktop into the appropriate socket on your TV and away you go.
3...Try this :::
http://www.tvcatchup.com/
You can watch almost every TV station with this little jobby, on any computer, for FREE ! It even works on my Samsung Galaxy TAB 7 inch, and my iphone 4.
Hope this helps !
anotheoldgit:
That depend upon what output and input options are available on your laptop and TV respectively. I suggest trying a new post, telling us what ports there are on your laptop and what input sockets there are on your TV. (Modern laptops and TVs are likely to only need a fairly cheap cable whereas older devices might also require a gizmo for converting the signal).
That depend upon what output and input options are available on your laptop and TV respectively. I suggest trying a new post, telling us what ports there are on your laptop and what input sockets there are on your TV. (Modern laptops and TVs are likely to only need a fairly cheap cable whereas older devices might also require a gizmo for converting the signal).
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