[AnniesBoobs]

I remember there was a channel last year that uploaded all the official clips for people outside the uk.....

Is there one this year does anyone know?

[hellomoto977]

channel5bbuk has a lot of official clips. Not sure if they are available outside the UK though?

[AnniesBoobs]

Originally Posted by hellomoto977

channel5bbuk has a lot of official clips. Not sure if they are available outside the UK though?

yes but thats one that is for uk only

[AnniesBoobs]

bump......

[WhatJoeThinks]

I tried to post this link half an hour ago but the website (daveproxy.co.uk) seemed to be down for some reason. Anyway, here you go AnniesBoobs:

Big Brother YouTube channel via Daveproxy

[bblover]

Originally Posted by WhatJoeThinks

I tried to post this link half an hour ago but the website (daveproxy.co.uk) seemed to be down for some reason. Anyway, here you go AnniesBoobs:

Big Brother YouTube channel via Daveproxy

Thank you.

[AnniesBoobs]

Originally Posted by WhatJoeThinks

I tried to post this link half an hour ago but the website (daveproxy.co.uk) seemed to be down for some reason. Anyway, here you go AnniesBoobs:

Big Brother YouTube channel via Daveproxy

Thank you very much!


Do you mind explaining to me what that is?
Does it work, say, for bbc i-player outside uk?

[prettyflowers]

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[WhatJoeThinks]

Originally Posted by AnniesBoobs

Thank you very much!

Do you mind explaining to me what that is?
Does it work, say, for bbc i-player outside uk?

Whenever you visit a website the data is sent to your Internet Service Provider who then pass it to you. As your ISP is based in your country any website that restricts it's content to your country simply won't provide the content to your ISP. A proxy server acts as an intermediary, whereby it receives the data then sends it to your ISP. If the proxy server is based in the country where the content isn't restricted it's as if your ISP is based in that country and the restriction is bypassed.
...I probably made that sound more complicated than it is.

I'm not sure if you can watch iPlayer. Just try it I guess. The thing is, if the owners of a website like iPlayer notice a lot of traffic going through one particular address that isn't a registered ISP (like daveproxy) they might well add that address to their blacklist, at which point you'll have to look for another UK-based proxy.

Clear as mud?

[bblover]

Originally Posted by WhatJoeThinks

Whenever you visit a website the data is sent to your Internet Service Provider who then pass it to you. As your ISP is based in your country any website that restricts it's content to your country simply won't provide the content to your ISP. A proxy server acts as an intermediary, whereby it receives the data then sends it to your ISP. If the proxy server is based in the country where the content isn't restricted it's as if your ISP is based in that country and the restriction is bypassed.
...I probably made that sound more complicated than it is.

I'm not sure if you can watch iPlayer. Just try it I guess. The thing is, if the owners of a website like iPlayer notice a lot of traffic going through one particular address that isn't a registered ISP (like daveproxy) they might well add that address to their blacklist, at which point you'll have to look for another UK-based proxy.

Clear as mud?

Erm...thank you very much

[prettyflowers]

The twitter link I posted above has links to youtube for highlights and bots, and also does live streaming of programs. Content's typically uploaded within minutes of broadcast, and doesn't need a proxy to view outside the UK.

Might be an easier option...