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MBC Action can be streamed via Roku and they show WWE

Thanks Jim I was thinking of registering the roku here in the US hoping it would retain the IP in its data memory and not search for an actual IP. What do you think? My Cyprus IP is static and I get just short of 10mbs to the US without a vpn so that should be ok.

Thanks Teehar do you think I would need a VPN for the non sub/free channels too?

I have a Roku 2HD registered to my US address here and I was wondering whether I could take it to Europe and use it for netflix there on my same subscription. My though was it would retain the IP on the first registration or would Netflix check IP at the router. In that case I would have to use...

@ Dangue , Absolutely right. I am sure the carriers will first just increase costs to the consumer for the same cap and then halve the cap when they complain. Carrier win win, customer as usual lose or pay more

As I have seen H265 there is little to no visual difference to the end user. Clearly it will benefit streaming companies mostly except those still using RF. Now the question is will your carrier increase your data cap for the same price, I doubt it. America seems the only country to have data...

I have a Roku 2hd and use Roksbox to share my pc saved movies that are in compatible formats, its free for 30 days and $15 to buy via the channel store. there are also a few free softwares to convert pc movies to compatible formats. It was a lot easier when Roku had a USB port!