Mahalo Roger. I'm right now watching one of my all time favs, Network ("I'm mad as hell, and I'm not gonna take it anymore") projected up onto my 52" Toshiba flat screen. For free
Very cool
PS: Actually the best line is Ned Beatty's : "You have meddled with the primal forces of nature, Mr Beale, and YOU SHALL ATONE!"

We're on the cutting edge! LOL!
What is your method of getting streaming movies into your TV?
Computer HDMI card, cables, wireless, Apple TV product?
From Sweden:
http://www.thelocal....showtopic=21937
Jakub72
I have been running a SlingBox HD Pro from a friend's house in the US for about three weeks now. Since we both run high speed internet, 10M plus, I see that my end maximizes the stream at 2100 Kbps, pretty insane bandwidth. Am I to expect a knock on the door? How else do they monitor the web for pirated info? Some insight might be nice so I can prepare for a worst case dooms day scenario, with deportation perhaps?
Yanksalot
no worries. you wont get any knocks.
what your doing (i have done for years) and it has nothing to do with pirated material on the web.
the slingbox was made to do exactly this and its ok. I also use a friends box and just have access to it
but no harm done at all.
btw, if your interested, you can also sign up for netflix instant view and get that streamed here as well (if your from the US).
Monark540
From time to time TL readers ask about ways in which they can watch particular tv programs or receive programming from their home country. I want to echo that the Slingbox Pro is the way to go - and I use a Mac, so life is good. The fine print - you'll need a cooperative friend "back home" and both of you need a high speed internet connection.
Having said that, I can watch anything on the Verizon FIOS network from the you.S. (thanks L!). In the interests of full disclosure, your friend should have a second cable box else when you change the channel, your friend will be stuck watching whatever you want to watch. And, given the obvious time difference, you should upgrade your friend's extra box to include a DVR - currently, you can't record the Slingbox stream which means that you must watch real time, and here in Sweden, that can be a drag. Shale mentions the same in a posting from last year on a different thread.
Although I am from the States, this scenario will work for any other country and Sweden. Happy viewing!
Edited by Rogerdodger, 29 July 2009 - 12:51 AM.