tomato123 Wrote:
> That's interesting. May have to test different
> countries and see any of them works also.
>
> pappy Wrote:
>
> > Did the zemate WORKING ALL APPS pointing to
> > Romania. Thanks Tomato
This is on a tvp4 with 5.054 fw. I will work on the other tvp4 with 5.06 tonight. In NYC.
For most computer novice, maybe the VPN method is hard. Can someone come up with something similar to the jailbreaking software for Xiaomi Box? It would be easier.
pappy Wrote:
> tomato123 Wrote:
>
>
> > That's interesting. May have to test different
> > countries and see any of them works also.
> >
> > pappy Wrote:
> >
> > > Did the zemate WORKING ALL APPS pointing to
> > > Romania. Thanks Tomato
> This is on a tvp4 with 5.054 fw. I will work on
> the other tvp4 with 5.06 tonight. In NYC.
The Zenmate option is too expensive. It is 6.49 Euro per month for yearly subscriptions after the 7 free days. It is around $84 per year. I need to get something for free or less expensive.
For people like me who have TVpad1/2, a VPN router might be the only option.
I have some old router that I can use but couldn't get it to work with PureVPN PPTP or regular PPTP for that matter.
So it's very important for me to know what brand and model of router others (XChemical, etc) had successful made it to work.
Thanks.
the cheapest one seems to be pure vpn for $45 per year. but they don't have trial to test if it working.
Tvpadfan Wrote:
> The Zenmate option is too expensive. It is 6.49
> Euro per month for yearly subscriptions after the
> 7 free days. It is around $84 per year. I need to
> get something for free or less expensive.
I am still waiting for other to report back which router brand and model works with PureVPN so I can buy one.
This will enable all devices in my house to have access.
tomato123 Wrote:
> the cheapest one seems to be pure vpn for $45 per
> year. but they don't have trial to test if it
> working.
>
> Tvpadfan Wrote:
>
>
> > The Zenmate option is too expensive. It is 6.49
> > Euro per month for yearly subscriptions after
> the
> > 7 free days. It is around $84 per year. I need
> to
> > get something for free or less expensive.
If only $9.60 per year to fix this outage, I think my relatives and my friends would have no problem. I will sign one up and install it to try. I need to look for the Andriod app. Maybe someone can come up with the most cost effective way to bring the TV pad 4 back to live.
tomato123 Wrote:
> they do have sale right now.
> http://www.techbargains.com/store/2578/private-int
> ernet-access-coupons
>
> GeneraznXz Wrote:
>
>
> > I just want to throw this in here as well. If
> > anyone check slickdeals.net, you will see
> > sometimes from
> > https://www.privateinternetaccess.com/ will
> have
> > sales like 2 years for $60. I use that for
> other
> > purposes and they are pretty good and stable
> imo.
nick1sp Wrote:
> Okay, for people that wants to go with the VPN.
> You have 3 options. I only have a tvpad4, and
> using PureVPN so can't help with other versions.
>
> 1. use VPN software like OpenVPN, VPNgate,
> PureVPN, etc. Install app on tvpad and setup the
> software there. Read other forum on how to load
> non-app store apps.
>
> 2. use existing Router, yes, you don't need a
> second router. Basically made your whole home
> network on VPN.
>
> 3. use a second router and dedicated TVPad on
> that 2nd router. Separating regular home network
> and VPN network.
>
>
> the way to setup vpn is very simple. You DON'T
> need to flash any firmware on router and DON'T
> need a VPN router. a regular router that allows
> PPTP is fine.
>
> For those who remembers the early DSL craze knows
> what PPTP was, basically ISP company give you a
> username and password, and requires you to login
> in order to use the internet. So all router
> already have this function built-in.
>
> On the Internet (WAN) section of your router, set
> your connection type to PPTP. enter the VPN
> server IP address, username, and password. and
> that's it. You're done. all your devices are now
> on VPN. you can check by going to google
> website. it will automatically switch to the
> country's google search engine.
>
>
> the way to setup the 2 router approach is the same
> way. except you have to wire the 2nd router.
> on 2nd router, plug the WAN port into any of your
> regular router LAN port. make sure your regular
> router is giving out IP address (DHCP mode).
>
> And that's it. you can use the 2nd router wifi
> and connect the tvpad through that, or plug into
> any of the 2nd router LAN ports. You can even
> have other computers using the 2nd router LAN port
> and access country restricted websites. i.e.
> mytv.tvb.com (which only allows Hong Kong user
> access)
>
> what's the IP address network for the 2nd router?
> As long as it's NOT the same as the first router,
> anything is fine. Routers does not like the WAN
> and LAN to be in the same subnet.
>
> i.e. my 1st router IP is 192.168.2.X my 2nd
> router IP is 192.168.3.X.
>
> If you don't understand any of these acronyms or
> how to setup a network, then good luck. You need
> more help than this forum can provide. Learn the
> basic network setup first before attempt fixing
> your tvpad.
Have you been able to get vpngate working with PPTP? DSL login actually is PPPoE (Point to Point over Ethernet) and not PPTP.
Tvpadfan Wrote:
> I am new to this VPN thing. Is the OpenVPN only
> $9.60 per year? Do you think license key means one
> year of service? Their price link is at:
> https://openvpn.net/index.php/access-server/pricin
> g.html
>
> If only $9.60 per year to fix this outage, I think
> my relatives and my friends would have no problem.
> I will sign one up and install it to try. I need
> to look for the Andriod app. Maybe someone can
> come up with the most cost effective way to bring
> the TV pad 4 back to live.
China: DOES NOT WORK( Restricted Message without even change DNS)
Japan: DOES NOT WORK( Restricted Message without even change DNS)
Singapo: DOES NOT WORK)
Taiwan: works but kind of laggy
Korean: works but kind of laggy
Mexico: works but kind of laggy
UK: works
Germany: works
AU: works
Hong Kong: works
Russia: works
Romania: works (report by pappy)
$9.99 per Andriod device per year is so cheap. Can someone test this one is working on TV Pad 4 and write detail instructions on how to set it up step by step?
Can you test it if it is working on TVPad 4. It needs to have good enough speed to stream the TVB HD and CCTV HD. I think 1.5 MB per second should be enough but should be constant 1.5 MB or more. Also, it need to be easy to setup.
Thanks for all your work to fellow struggling TV Pad users. Is it the One Click VPN for $9.99 per year? I am just a computer novice and new on VPN. I may get loss if it is not step by step. Can you share or write an instructions step by step how to set it up? Do you have to chnage the DNS or PPTP? Is all the apps working without any buffering such as ?????? ? BETV Plus. Is the dramas and 3 days playback OK too? Can you go to the app store and the app store have all the apps. ?????? ? BETV Plus Had disappeared from the App Store but they have other stuffs. I had confirmed the blocking is to US IP only. The TV Pad works 100% in Canada. We can proabaly sell it to Chinese Canadian. They may eventually get block too. Therefore, getting an IP in a small county such as Poland with no paid TVB and CCTV service is the way to go. TV Pad maybe the one blocking it from China. There are so few Chinese in Poland that China won't bother to block them.
When selecting VPN service, sometimes price is not the issue.
Most good VPN service suitable for streaming, p2p and torrenting cost between $8-$10 a month
Also, you should consider the stealthiness of the server, access logging and service interruption recovery, and vulnerability to hack attacks.
You don't want the governments on either side of the pond to trace your activity. right? Please read through the reviews of the VPN provider, whoever you choose, be a long term service commitment.
I have NOT tested "one click VPN" yet.
Just found it's very cheap for $9.99 per device.
I still have Zenmate 7 days trial working. I may test one click after one click expired.B)
At the same time, I keep searching for best solution.
???? and ?????? is 100% working with VPN.
Tvpadfan Wrote:
> Tomato123,
>
> Thanks for all your work to fellow struggling TV
> Pad users. Is it the One Click VPN for $9.99 per
> year? I am just a computer novice and new on VPN.
> I may get loss if it is not step by step. Can you
> share or write an instructions step by step how to
> set it up? Do you have to chnage the DNS or PPTP?
> Is all the apps working without any buffering such
> as ?????? ? BETV Plus. Is the dramas
> and 3 days playback OK too? Can you go to the app
> store and the app store have all the apps.
> ?????? ? BETV Plus Had disappeared
> from the App Store but they have other stuffs. I
> had confirmed the blocking is to US IP only. The
> TV Pad works 100% in Canada. We can proabaly sell
> it to Chinese Canadian. They may eventually get
> block too. Therefore, getting an IP in a small
> county such as Poland with no paid TVB and CCTV
> service is the way to go. TV Pad maybe the one
> blocking it from China. There are so few Chinese
> in Poland that China won't bother to block them.
Comments
pappy Wrote:
> Did the zemate WORKING ALL APPS pointing to
> Romania. Thanks Tomato
> That's interesting. May have to test different
> countries and see any of them works also.
>
> pappy Wrote:
>
> > Did the zemate WORKING ALL APPS pointing to
> > Romania. Thanks Tomato
This is on a tvp4 with 5.054 fw. I will work on the other tvp4 with 5.06 tonight. In NYC.
pappy Wrote:
> tomato123 Wrote:
>
>
> > That's interesting. May have to test different
> > countries and see any of them works also.
> >
> > pappy Wrote:
> >
> > > Did the zemate WORKING ALL APPS pointing to
> > > Romania. Thanks Tomato
> This is on a tvp4 with 5.054 fw. I will work on
> the other tvp4 with 5.06 tonight. In NYC.
I have some old router that I can use but couldn't get it to work with PureVPN PPTP or regular PPTP for that matter.
So it's very important for me to know what brand and model of router others (XChemical, etc) had successful made it to work.
Thanks.
Tvpadfan Wrote:
> The Zenmate option is too expensive. It is 6.49
> Euro per month for yearly subscriptions after the
> 7 free days. It is around $84 per year. I need to
> get something for free or less expensive.
But it is not a free trial and cost $2.50.
I am still waiting for other to report back which router brand and model works with PureVPN so I can buy one.
This will enable all devices in my house to have access.
tomato123 Wrote:
> the cheapest one seems to be pure vpn for $45 per
> year. but they don't have trial to test if it
> working.
>
> Tvpadfan Wrote:
>
>
> > The Zenmate option is too expensive. It is 6.49
> > Euro per month for yearly subscriptions after
> the
> > 7 free days. It is around $84 per year. I need
> to
> > get something for free or less expensive.
If only $9.60 per year to fix this outage, I think my relatives and my friends would have no problem. I will sign one up and install it to try. I need to look for the Andriod app. Maybe someone can come up with the most cost effective way to bring the TV pad 4 back to live.
> they do have sale right now.
> http://www.techbargains.com/store/2578/private-int
> ernet-access-coupons
>
> GeneraznXz Wrote:
>
>
> > I just want to throw this in here as well. If
> > anyone check slickdeals.net, you will see
> > sometimes from
> > https://www.privateinternetaccess.com/ will
> have
> > sales like 2 years for $60. I use that for
> other
> > purposes and they are pretty good and stable
> imo.
This seems like a good price for 2 years.
> Okay, for people that wants to go with the VPN.
> You have 3 options. I only have a tvpad4, and
> using PureVPN so can't help with other versions.
>
> 1. use VPN software like OpenVPN, VPNgate,
> PureVPN, etc. Install app on tvpad and setup the
> software there. Read other forum on how to load
> non-app store apps.
>
> 2. use existing Router, yes, you don't need a
> second router. Basically made your whole home
> network on VPN.
>
> 3. use a second router and dedicated TVPad on
> that 2nd router. Separating regular home network
> and VPN network.
>
>
> the way to setup vpn is very simple. You DON'T
> need to flash any firmware on router and DON'T
> need a VPN router. a regular router that allows
> PPTP is fine.
>
> For those who remembers the early DSL craze knows
> what PPTP was, basically ISP company give you a
> username and password, and requires you to login
> in order to use the internet. So all router
> already have this function built-in.
>
> On the Internet (WAN) section of your router, set
> your connection type to PPTP. enter the VPN
> server IP address, username, and password. and
> that's it. You're done. all your devices are now
> on VPN. you can check by going to google
> website. it will automatically switch to the
> country's google search engine.
>
>
> the way to setup the 2 router approach is the same
> way. except you have to wire the 2nd router.
> on 2nd router, plug the WAN port into any of your
> regular router LAN port. make sure your regular
> router is giving out IP address (DHCP mode).
>
> And that's it. you can use the 2nd router wifi
> and connect the tvpad through that, or plug into
> any of the 2nd router LAN ports. You can even
> have other computers using the 2nd router LAN port
> and access country restricted websites. i.e.
> mytv.tvb.com (which only allows Hong Kong user
> access)
>
> what's the IP address network for the 2nd router?
> As long as it's NOT the same as the first router,
> anything is fine. Routers does not like the WAN
> and LAN to be in the same subnet.
>
> i.e. my 1st router IP is 192.168.2.X my 2nd
> router IP is 192.168.3.X.
>
> If you don't understand any of these acronyms or
> how to setup a network, then good luck. You need
> more help than this forum can provide. Learn the
> basic network setup first before attempt fixing
> your tvpad.
Have you been able to get vpngate working with PPTP? DSL login actually is PPPoE (Point to Point over Ethernet) and not PPTP.
VPN one click
Tvpadfan Wrote:
> I am new to this VPN thing. Is the OpenVPN only
> $9.60 per year? Do you think license key means one
> year of service? Their price link is at:
> https://openvpn.net/index.php/access-server/pricin
> g.html
>
> If only $9.60 per year to fix this outage, I think
> my relatives and my friends would have no problem.
> I will sign one up and install it to try. I need
> to look for the Andriod app. Maybe someone can
> come up with the most cost effective way to bring
> the TV pad 4 back to live.
Vpn start from 10 dollars a year, 19 for 3 years and 29 to 39 for lifetime. Some support 5 users with 1 account .
Test their Android apk before purchase. Some requires a mouse to select server. Most of them works with tvpad.
Tested VPN and (no DNS change) to:
China: DOES NOT WORK( Restricted Message without even change DNS)
Japan: DOES NOT WORK( Restricted Message without even change DNS)
Singapo: DOES NOT WORK)
Taiwan: works but kind of laggy
Korean: works but kind of laggy
Mexico: works but kind of laggy
UK: works
Germany: works
AU: works
Hong Kong: works
Russia: works
Romania: works (report by pappy)
Will test more when I have time.
Thanks for all your work to fellow struggling TV Pad users. Is it the One Click VPN for $9.99 per year? I am just a computer novice and new on VPN. I may get loss if it is not step by step. Can you share or write an instructions step by step how to set it up? Do you have to chnage the DNS or PPTP? Is all the apps working without any buffering such as ?????? ? BETV Plus. Is the dramas and 3 days playback OK too? Can you go to the app store and the app store have all the apps. ?????? ? BETV Plus Had disappeared from the App Store but they have other stuffs. I had confirmed the blocking is to US IP only. The TV Pad works 100% in Canada. We can proabaly sell it to Chinese Canadian. They may eventually get block too. Therefore, getting an IP in a small county such as Poland with no paid TVB and CCTV service is the way to go. TV Pad maybe the one blocking it from China. There are so few Chinese in Poland that China won't bother to block them.
Most good VPN service suitable for streaming, p2p and torrenting cost between $8-$10 a month
Also, you should consider the stealthiness of the server, access logging and service interruption recovery, and vulnerability to hack attacks.
You don't want the governments on either side of the pond to trace your activity. right? Please read through the reviews of the VPN provider, whoever you choose, be a long term service commitment.
Check out this article as an example on what to look for in a VPN service provider:
https://www.bestvpn.com/blog/19833/5-best-vpns-for-torrents-p2p-and-filesharing/
Just my 2 cents.
Just found it's very cheap for $9.99 per device.
I still have Zenmate 7 days trial working. I may test one click after one click expired.B)
At the same time, I keep searching for best solution.
???? and ?????? is 100% working with VPN.
Tvpadfan Wrote:
> Tomato123,
>
> Thanks for all your work to fellow struggling TV
> Pad users. Is it the One Click VPN for $9.99 per
> year? I am just a computer novice and new on VPN.
> I may get loss if it is not step by step. Can you
> share or write an instructions step by step how to
> set it up? Do you have to chnage the DNS or PPTP?
> Is all the apps working without any buffering such
> as ?????? ? BETV Plus. Is the dramas
> and 3 days playback OK too? Can you go to the app
> store and the app store have all the apps.
> ?????? ? BETV Plus Had disappeared
> from the App Store but they have other stuffs. I
> had confirmed the blocking is to US IP only. The
> TV Pad works 100% in Canada. We can proabaly sell
> it to Chinese Canadian. They may eventually get
> block too. Therefore, getting an IP in a small
> county such as Poland with no paid TVB and CCTV
> service is the way to go. TV Pad maybe the one
> blocking it from China. There are so few Chinese
> in Poland that China won't bother to block them.
https://www.reddit.com/r/VPN/comments/1ms5ha/vpn_one_click/