Watching BBC Two online

[gabibyte]

is there a site where i can watch BBC Two online?
I'd like to watch top gear when it is aired, but can't see bbc two on tv...

 

[oliB]

Re: Watching BBC Two online

is there a site where i can watch BBC Two online?
I'd like to watch top gear when it is aired, but can't see bbc two on tv...

Not possible, sorry.

 

[likus]

What about on a digital satellite?

According to this page, http://www.lyngsat.com/astra2d.html, it's possible to watch all BBC channels for free on a satellite. Has anybody tried if this works?

 

[KryptonZone]

You need the dish and the decoder otherwise it works

 

[likus]

You need the dish and the decoder otherwise it works

yes I know that I need a dish and so on and I already have those, I was just wondering if it's worth the trouble to set them up again. I mean, sometimes information on lyngsat is either wrong or outdated.

 

[KryptonZone]

they pretty okay actually as far as i recall... just give it a shot, but the thing is, only 13 min for TG... pointless if you only doing it for that

 

[Xeon SX]

likus, where do u live, every satellite has a its coverage.

 

[toma_alimosh]

likus, where do u live, every satellite has a its coverage.

Yes, that's the same problem I've encountered when trying to get european satellite programs here in north america, unfortunately the satellite I needed is pointed at europe and doesn't reach over the atlantic at all, bummer.

 

[hokiethang]

likus, where do u live, every satellite has a its coverage.

Yes, that's the same problem I've encountered when trying to get european satellite programs here in north america, unfortunately the satellite I needed is pointed at europe and doesn't reach over the atlantic at all, bummer.

All we need is a couple of million USD and we can launch a satellite to "redirect" european satellite signals and rebroadcast them over (at least the east coast). Too bad its pretty cost prohibitive.

 

[toma_alimosh]

likus, where do u live, every satellite has a its coverage.

Yes, that's the same problem I've encountered when trying to get european satellite programs here in north america, unfortunately the satellite I needed is pointed at europe and doesn't reach over the atlantic at all, bummer.

All we need is a couple of million USD and we can launch a satellite to "redirect" european satellite signals and rebroadcast them over (at least the east coast). Too bad its pretty cost prohibitive.

Well, if Invision will cost you an arm and a leg, I'd hate to know what this'll cost ya.