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I have the usual international box with a wide selection of channels, but wondering if there is a single box or method of getting Spanish channels, including Costa del Sol ones. Most broadcast on their respective websites, which I can flick on to my tv for viewing, but I like the idea of a single box (not a dish). Thanks
Posted: Fri Apr 12, 2024 9:39pm
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You could use a Spanish IPTV box, not sure if local TV. Your own IPTV box another way of getting UK TV with a loaded VPN. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sUmttf5ke0U
Holaitsdavid wrote on Fri Apr 12, 2024 9:39pm:
You could use a Spanish IPTV box, not sure if local TV. Your own IPTV box another way of getting UK TV with a loaded VPN. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sUmttf5ke0U
Hi good morning, thanks as always for your useful input, I'll certainly give that a try.
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Posted: Wed Apr 17, 2024 10:08am
If you have a Smart TV you can download various apps. We watch quite a few Spanish channels via the Atresplayer app. We watch the free version with adverts - mainly because I find the repetitiveness of adverts helps me to learn Spanish! But they do have a paid version. They do make offers on the paid version to entice you, so possibly worthwhile to watch the free version until they send you an offer. We also watch Channel Sur via another app which gives Andalucian news and content. We have just changed internet providers and have Clic-TV free for a year, again mainly Spanish channels and all the main ones for programmes like Pasapalabra and The Chase in Spanish. After the free period it is €4.99 a month. So a few to go at there, hope it helps. 😊. If you don’t have a Smart TV do you have an antenna anywhere, just connect up??
AliCee wrote on Wed Apr 17, 2024 10:08am:
If you have a Smart TV you can download various apps. We watch quite a few Spanish channels via the Atresplayer app. We watch the free version with adverts - mainly because I find the repetitiveness of adverts helps me to learn Spanish! But they do have a paid version. They do make offers o...
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...n the paid version to entice you, so possibly worthwhile to watch the free version until they send you an offer. We also watch Channel Sur via another app which gives Andalucian news and content. We have just changed internet providers and have Clic-TV free for a year, again mainly Spanish channels and all the main ones for programmes like Pasapalabra and The Chase in Spanish. After the free period it is €4.99 a month. So a few to go at there, hope it helps. 😊. If you don’t have a Smart TV do you have an antenna anywhere, just connect up??
Hi beunas dias. Thanks so much for those options. The idea regarding the apps on my Smart TV never struck me as I usually just go to the preset ones if I need to view anything specific. I have downloaded Atresplayer now and it works great. I also got RTVE player there and I found an app for CanalSur too. So, plenty of choice there for me now. Like you, I am actually ok with the adverts as it helps me also with my Spanish!. Buen finde y gracias.
Posted: Fri Apr 19, 2024 10:22am
Jgh777 wrote on Fri Apr 19, 2024 6:58am:
Hi beunas dias. Thanks so much for those options. The idea regarding the apps on my Smart TV never struck me as I usually just go to the preset ones if I need to view anything specific. I have downloaded Atresplayer now and it works great. I also got RTVE player there and I found an app for...
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... CanalSur too. So, plenty of choice there for me now. Like you, I am actually ok with the adverts as it helps me also with my Spanish!. Buen finde y gracias.
De Nada! Y igualmente, buen finde!!
Happy viewing 😊
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