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How to access BBC iPlayer, Hulu, Fancast, Pandora, any other region-restricted sites

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ciokan 02-23-2010 06:11 PM

Re: How to access BBC iPlayer, Hulu, Fancast, Pandora, any other region-restricted si


 
Why not use an anonymous proxy?

Stream Recorder 04-30-2010 12:45 PM

Re: How to access BBC iPlayer, Hulu, Fancast, Pandora, any other region-restricted si


 
UltraReach UltraSurf is a freeware program that simplifies the process of accessing web-sites via proxy servers. It allows you to view websites through a US proxy server using Internet Explorer browser.

UltraSurf finds the fastest proxy server automatically. And unlike many proxy servers, it allows you to access web-sites that require to login, use flash, javascript. You can watch videos from youtube with it, download and upload files.

Although the program is free, you won't see any annoying ads or pop-up windows.

There are a few problems with the program:
  • Hulu detects an proxy server when you try to watch content from it with Ultrasurf
  • Proxy servers are locates in the U.S. only and can't be chosen manually

Stream Recorder 08-10-2010 08:17 AM

Re: How to access BBC iPlayer, Hulu, Fancast, Pandora, any other region-restricted si


 
Quote:

Originally Posted by slopsbox (Post 12800)
If you are using firefox
  • Install the Modify Headers addon
  • In Firefox, Go to "Tools" -> "Modify headers"
  • From the drop-down box on the left select "Add"
  • Then enter: "X-Forwarded-For" in the first input box (without quotes)
  • Enter an american IP address in the second input box (without quotes) for accessing a US web-site
  • Leave the last input box empty, save the filter, and enable it


  • Click the "Configuration" tab on the right then proceed to check the "Always on" button.
  • Close the Modify Headers box and it should work.

If this doesn't work for you, block TCP and UDP traffic coming through port 1935.

In Linux run the following in the Terminal:
Code:

iptables -A INPUT -p tcp --dport 1935 -j DROP
iptables -A INPUT -p udp --dport 1935 -j DROP

In Mac OS run the following in the Terminal:
Code:

sudo ipfw add 0 deny tcp from any to any 1935
sudo ipfw add 0 deny udp from any to any 1935




In Windows XP, 2003 run the following in the command prompt:
Code:

IPSeccmd.exe -w REG -p "Block UDP 1935 Filter" -r "Block Inbound UDP 1935 Rule" -f *=0:1935:UDP -n BLOCK -x
IPSeccmd.exe -w REG -p "Block TCP 1935 Filter" -r "Block Inbound TCP 1935 Rule" -f *=0:1935:TCP -n BLOCK -x

To verify the successful assignment of your filtering rule, set the working folder to C:\Program Files\Support Tools at the command prompt, and then type the following command:
Code:

netdiag /test:ipsec /debug
See http://support.microsoft.com/kb/813878 for more.

fabio-carrabs@catv.rol.ch 10-31-2010 11:40 AM

Re: How to access BBC iPlayer, Hulu, Fancast, Pandora, any other region-restricted si


 
There are very nice and easy to handle vpn-services like StrongVPN, HappyVPN, HotSpotVPN. Just buy, install and use and nothing else. I was also looking for a possibility to watch hulu. But im no a computer-freak. And all this with proxy and i dont know what all makes me crazy. So a friend recommend me this one. :) I'm happy with it!

Joejanua 12-13-2011 05:36 AM

Re: How to access BBC iPlayer, Hulu, Fancast, Pandora, any other region-restricted si


 
This was really helpful, I was having the same problem. So..thanks!

johnkim1989 02-05-2012 05:38 AM

Re: How to access BBC iPlayer, Hulu, Fancast, Pandora, any other region-restricted si


 
Quote:

Originally Posted by any ANONYMOUS forum user (Post 12726)
  • VPN is not cheap. You can hardly find any free VPN.


I totally agree.
There are the following restrictions using a VPN service
1. You are dependent on their server speed. So, your 50 mbps connection is of no use if the servers provide only 2 mbps

2. No VPN is cheap ! The decent ones amounts to about $15 per month

3. No matter what they say, VPNs never gives unlimited traffic. The best you can get is 5gb.

The best bet is to use some kind of DNS services. Luckily they are cheap and fast since it only a DNS re-route and don't have any implications on the speed. The best one available out there is www.unotelly.com
The best thing thing about them is that they offer some channels free and offers all other channels for $4.95. You can try their services.

HarissFleming 07-08-2012 12:42 AM

Re: How to access BBC iPlayer, Hulu, Fancast, Pandora, any other region-restricted si


 
Now in US, looking to find procedure about how to watch bbc iplayer in us. Please provide me full procedure. I am here for a week.

Daisy Parker 09-14-2012 05:07 AM

Re: How to access BBC iPlayer, Hulu, Fancast, Pandora, any other region-restricted si


 
I have problem also before about streaming outside the use but someone give this link https://blockless.com/ to stream outside and around the world. It is really beautiful and they have a good services that they offer with the consumers.

Try this link https://blockless.com/ and all the episodes of your favorite shows can be access wherever you are.

madeen 04-04-2015 09:09 AM

Re: How to access BBC iPlayer, Hulu, Fancast, Pandora, any other region-restricted si


 
There are a lot of methods to bypass web filters and get free access to BBC iPlayer freely http://www.vpnanswers.com/watch-bbc-iplayer-outside-uk/. Personally I am using VPN it works well with stable connection and high speed.

Richard bach 06-19-2015 06:37 AM

Re: How to access BBC iPlayer, Hulu, Fancast, Pandora, any other region-restricted si


 
Quote:

Originally Posted by any ANONYMOUS forum user (Post 8008)
How to access BBC iPlayer from outside the U.K.
How to access Hulu, Fancast and Pandora from outside the U.S.
How to access any other region-restricted sites with streaming audio and video.

VIDEO TUTORIAL



I was facing the same problem on audio & video streaming. I have checked it out, it will help me out.

But as i have researched on other sources also, it might be best & affordable to use DNS services. What do you guys say?


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