New way to watch UK tv

[olive]

A friend in the uk “put” glass on my firestick.

It is like Aladin’s cave compared to using the apps. I think it doesnt need dns but am about to find out.

[Francis]

TV Mucho

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[costakid]

A friend in the uk “put” glass on my firestick.

It is like Aladin’s cave compared to using the apps. I think it doesnt need dns but am about to find out.

Thats one of the illegal streams i guess. About £60 a year.

[Wicksey]

I thought Freely TV was going to be the answer to an easy platform to watch TV but it seems that it will only be included in some new Smart TVs. So far, Hinsense are the only manufacturers to start including the app. So pretty useless to most people who either already have a Smart TV or use the Firestick and will not be able to download it. It doesn't even look like there's any type of app that you can download onto a laptop.
https://www.freely.co.uk/help/faqs/equipment

[El Cid]

As you say - pretty useless! Who on earth is going to buy a new TV for an app, the equivalent of which is available for free (iPlayer etc.) on every existing Smart TV and streaming box.

Sid

[gerryh]

I've started using Teeveeing.
Seems to do everything, and more, than I want.
Lots of channels, 7-day catchup, record selected programmes and an EPG so i can select which programme I want to watch.
Teeveeing installed on my Firestick so only need one controller.
Got fed up using BBC iPlayer on my Firestick.
Often got buffering and the a "somethings gone wrong, try again later.
On my TV get buffering for a long time and sometimes connected.
Not a download speed problem as I could get it on my phone or PC instantly using the same connection.
Cheers
Gerry

[Wicksey]

I can't find that in the Firestick appstore Gerry.

I've just seen you have to pay for it so cancel that! The UK TV apps all work fine on the Firestick, it's just a bit slower to use as I need to go in and out of the various apps. Not quite as convenient as the old intelsat system.

[gerryh]

I can't find that in the Firestick appstore Gerry.

It is not an "official" Firestick app.
It, and many other Android based apps, can be sideloaded onto a Firestick.
Have a look at https://support.surfshark.com/hc/en-us/ ... -Firestick
Cheers
Gerry

[Wicksey]

Thanks Gerry.

[casita-bonita]

Alternative is to install the teeveeing app on your tablet /phone then use the Apps-2-fire app to install it on your firestick..

Been using tvmucho now teeveeing for years and have been mire than happy with it. I do like the 7 day catchup implemented when it became teeveeing.