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bastonjock
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Hi Guys

when im at my jungle hut , id like to be able to watch tv , forget about fiber etc , so what are my options for English speaking television , im also thinking of getting a signal booster for internet 

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Mark Berkowitz
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How about getting a Roku Box or a Roku TV, so you can watch many different English speaking content channels with Direct TV's streaming service?

DirecTV Now service, which offers live TV channels streaming over the internet starting at $35 per month, is now available on Roku devices. Owners ofRoku boxes, sticks and TVs can download the DirecTVNow app in Roku's channel store starting today. New subscribers can get a month free.

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GeoffH
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If you’ve got reasonable speed internet (even 3mbps is enough) then you can stream Netflix, satellite TV is available but a lot of the content is in Filipino with only a smaller number of English language channels.

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Mike J
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I love living away from the city, but fast internet is still a dream.  It often feels like the "dial up" days from 15 or so years ago, but without the screech noise coming from a modem.

 

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Mike J
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Jack and VirginPrune - it is not nice to laugh at my misfortune. :hystery:   And  in case you were wondering, that really is a current screen shot taken this morning.   I love it here but man does the internet ever SUCK! :1927_:

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Jack Peterson
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6 minutes ago, Mike J said:

Jack and VirginPrune - it is not nice to laugh at my misfortune. :hystery:

OUCH.jpg Mike but I don't think you see the Funny side of your Post so for me My Friend with the Greatest respect to your misfortune,  I am still  Laugh icon.jpg But I know, that you know  it is all in jest :thumbsup: :whistling:

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Mike J
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19 minutes ago, Jack Peterson said:

But I know, that you know  it is all in jest :thumbsup: :whistling:

And of course you know mine was also. :thumbsup:

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expatuk2014
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Be vary careful when buying a signal booster ! I bought a wifi extender for the sister for 350 pesos on lazeda which is now being advertised as though its a signal booster which it is not ! Netflix for the price of 460 pesos  which is what i pay a month is a bargain !

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GeoffH
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MikeJ what are you using for internet?  If it’s Globe@home wireless then I’d be look8ng at your signal strength.  Sticking an outside receiver box on a pole and getting it up in the air can turn a really slow connection int9 a usable one.  It took the connection a5 th3 &amply house in Ozamiz from about your speed to one varying between 1 and 3 Mbps.  Still not great but at least it’s usable for SD video streaming now.

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jimeve
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Why not download some movies/TV series when you're home with a fast internet connection. Then when you're in the jungle hut enjoy what you have downloaded.

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