I recently received a e-mail ad about watching TV on your PC. It supposedly would give access to hundreds a tv stations. Anyone know anything about this?
TV on PC?
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If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.
Without looking at the ad that you're looking at, it is difficult to comment.
Is there hardware involved? Does it require a broadband connection? Does it advertise any name brand channels or stations?
"If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is."
That's what I thought. Not many details, including price. Just a general claim of hundreds of stations. It also said it could be connected to your TV. Now that's really hard to believe.
I did ask if it would work with my iMac. Received a reply, that they are "working on that."
Then I ask here.
That's what I thought. Not many details, including price. Just a general claim of hundreds of stations. It also said it could be connected to your TV. Now that's really hard to believe.
I did ask if it would work with my iMac. Received a reply, that they are "working on that."
Then I ask here.
"If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is."
That's what I thought. Not many details, including price. Just a general claim of hundreds of stations. It also said it could be connected to your TV. Now that's really hard to believe.
I did ask if it would work with my iMac. Received a reply, that they are "working on that."
Then I ask here.
That depend what language, I can access to few websites that watch free TV or programs out from foreign countries withpout any hardware. But download maybe a must which is free also, however, watch for the virus from certain countries.
