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Topic # 119678 10-Jun-2013 13:07
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Hi All

My son is home from the States for a few months and he has a Netflix account in the States. Is there any way he/we can wactch it here in Nz?

Cheers Pawl.

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  Reply # 833502 10-Jun-2013 13:09
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  Reply # 833503 10-Jun-2013 13:09
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Add the supplied DNS settings to your router, or the device you using to watch Netflix.

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  Reply # 833509 10-Jun-2013 13:19
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Unless you're with Telstraclear in which case you better use a VPN instead because of their transparent proxy. I use WiTopia and get pretty good speeds to the USA.




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  Reply # 833524 10-Jun-2013 13:27
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Or unotelly. You only have to change the DNS settings on the viewing computer, not the router.

It seems very reliable. Now and again when you sign into Netflix it says "oops, Netflix hasn't arrived in this part of the world yet!"

Then you go to the unotelly bookmark and click on "update my ip address". Takes all of 20 seconds.

Unotelly + Netflix = Byebye Sky + $$$ saved = way more and better content.





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  Reply # 833530 10-Jun-2013 13:32
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Transparent Proxy is also on with Slingshot, but you can have it turned off I think. Or you could be lucky like me and your flatmate is too damn slack to find out his account details so he can turn of cache, or you know make a phone call...../rage.

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  Reply # 833556 10-Jun-2013 13:45
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Tunlr.net is free if he's only gonna watch on PC





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  Reply # 833557 10-Jun-2013 13:48
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Also free you can try http://hola.org.

I use it on my HTPC to access Hulu and Netflix.

I use Witopia to access my Amazon Instant Video account.




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  Reply # 833573 10-Jun-2013 14:17
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Alternatively you can install the "Media Hint" browser addon for firefox or chrome, job done, costs nothing and zero configuration. Once installed just browse to netflix/hulu etc and use as normal.

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