forcefraser wrote:don`t you need a uk ip address on your tv to watch uk content?
There is geoblocking on stuff like iPlayer, but that's not what Rhino's watching...
I bought an amazon firestick, but when I plug it in, it does`t let me watch uk content as the wifi to my tv is obviously Norwegian (I live in Norway)
Your Fire Stick's one with the standard channels, whereas many have a program called Kodi added to their Sticks through a process known as sideloading (I just run Kodi on my laptop).
Some one said i need to change the ip on my router, which is far beyond my capabilities.
Not on your router - via a proxy online. VPNs and Smart DNS are the two to look up.
Can you really just plug the fella in, then start watching whatever you want, regardless of where you are based in the world? Is the speed fast or does it keep buffering all the time?
With Kodi you can. Buffering depends on your broadband speed and the source of your feed (how good its upload is, and how many viewers it has). My dad runs Kodi well enough on a tablet with a connection in the 18 Mb range. I should imagine anything over 10's enough. A lot of Kodi's free streams buffer a lot at busy times, but you can pay for high-quality streams.
I can't give details or links here because the channels we're alluding to aren't free ones, but Kodi's not too hard to get into once you've learnt your way around it. Kodi's perfectly legal, by the way, it's just what you choose to view with it that might not be. You can still get dodgy Sky boxes, but again, I can't say where. I can mention a site called Reddit.