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  •  12-26-2006, 1:55 148423 in reply to 13993

    Russian TV over Internet

    This site looks great, I can't find a english version to sign up for on the page. I understand very little Russian. I'm a newbie. Can anyone help me? Thank you!
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    Originally posted by Kostya:
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    Originally posted by at: Olik, tak u tebya imeno TV chere tvrossiya.com ili cherez kovo?
    I subscribed to http://www.bestrussiantv.com/ few weeks ago. So far it worked great for watching Russian TV on computer. The service was down for several hours couple times, but overall it's pretty reliable. I am still trying to find a good way to get streaming working on TV without a computer, but this is a different topic.
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  •  12-26-2006, 1:38 PM 148425 in reply to 13993

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    Russian TV over Internet

    at: da cheres tvrossia, smotret' ne vozmojno , buffering all day, osobenno pod vecher, kogda vse na internete zavisaet po polnoy
  •  03-23-2007, 7:56 PM 150799 in reply to 13993

    Russian TV over Internet

    A zdes mozhno smotret russian movies and tv shows besplatno: http://russianremote.com http://tvnasharu.com
  •  04-21-2007, 8:06 152233 in reply to 13993

    Russian TV over Internet

    Try this out: [url]www.rutelevision.com[/url] 16 channels and recordings. It works fine for me, without freezing. You can have 3 free days. I am watching already 5 days and it is still working for free
  •  11-18-2007, 10:32 182752 in reply to 148423

    Re: Russian TV over Internet

    Just got TVRossiya but it has huge problems with buffering. Is it because it is broadcasting all the way from LA. It only works in the mornings after that i have either a freeze frame with sound or no sound with picture or nothing. Anyone had any luck get it to work in Atlanta?

    How is Overseatv in comparison?

    Grandma came from Russia for 6 months and she wants her show. Direct TV shows only old shows.

    Thanks,

    Oskar

  •  12-03-2007, 11:52 183360 in reply to 182752

    Re: Russian TV over Internet

    http://www.etvnet.ca/

    is good too.

  •  12-15-2007, 2:03 183971 in reply to 183360

    Re: Russian TV over Internet

    Народ, спасибо за ссылки. Сейчас смотрю etvnet.ca и очень довольна (хотя я пока только халявно смотрю но думаю что подпишусь на средненький какой-нибудь тариф). Качество приличное, со скоростью тоже пока проблем не было (тьфу тьфу) и есть что посмотреть. Откопала кучу документальных фильмов которые буду теперь посматривать. Да и Каменскую наконец-то закончу а то с кассетами да дисками муторно очень, слишком серий много.

    Кстати, давно уже разыскивала "Отпуск за свой счет" для мамы и не могла его нигде на DVD найти. А тут его можно посмотреть. Удобно.
     


  •  12-15-2007, 10:40 PM 183977 in reply to 183971

    Re: Russian TV over Internet

    Dasha,

    Have you looked at www.corbina.tv?  Corbina has live and recorded Russian TV channels.  And it's free.

     


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  •  12-15-2007, 11:40 PM 183978 in reply to 183977

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    Do they have an archive? It seems like their selection is very small and I don't really see any archived programs of any substance (Dom2 i Nasha Russia menia kak-to ne privlekaiut).

  •  12-16-2007, 10:15 183980 in reply to 146127

    Re: Russian TV over Internet

    Kto nibud probival www.worldstreamtv.com ? Interestno kak tam service.
  •  12-17-2007, 2:51 PM 183989 in reply to 183980

    Re: Russian TV over Internet

    Comrades,

     I have Comcast and very happy with the service and price, can we add Direct TV (russian and japanese channels) or that's impossible from technical point of view? (Sorry for dumb question :)


  •  12-17-2007, 4:17 PM 183994 in reply to 183977

    Re: Russian TV over Internet

    Horoshaya tema Smile

    Kostya, we are signed up for BestRussianTv.com - several months already. They have been great at first, then lately had some buffering and freezing issues, but just posted an anouncement that all those are fixed. Claimed that the issue had to do with their sattelite reception.

     Overall we really like them - 10 days of archive, and 24+ channels. Of course only 2-3 are actually of any interest.

     The way we hooked it up is using laptop to TV via S-Video or special cable that goes from S-Video out on PC to the regular Video In on TV (bought cables on the internet). Laptop is running on Wirless conenction, and quality is great - as long as they are not having any issues with buffering.

    I have already considered setting up mini PC and Wireless Keyboard - have not done it just yet.

     Dasha, actually we have Otpusk Za Svoy Schyot, and my wife found it on http://multiki.arjlover.net/ - tam escho mnogo raznih starih fil'mov i mul'tikov est', horoshiy arhiv. Mi tam mnogo nakachali. Just FYI.

    Voobsche ochen' topik polezniy - ochen' mnogo linkov podcherpnul.

     

     


  •  12-17-2007, 7:10 PM 184001 in reply to 183994

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    Shev, pasiba!!! :) Я уже как-то натыкалась на тот сайт но у них все по-другому было в то время. В общем не получилось у меня тогда ничего скачать, а список у них действительно внушительных размеров. Зато сейчас... праздник души! :)

  •  12-17-2007, 7:16 PM 184002 in reply to 184001

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    Кстати, я уже практически неделю пользуюсь этим канадским сайтом и мне жутко нравится. Дело даже не в самих трансляциях каналов, это действительно можно даже бесплатно иметь где-нибудь в другом месте. Мне нравится их могучий архив. Они вообще ничего не удаляют. Вот например недавно откопала стаааренький документальный фильм-рассуждение Каверина о том как он писал "Два Капитана". Интересно. А из новенького, я почти закончила "Каменскую", скоро перейду на "Преступление и Наказание".

  •  12-17-2007, 10:21 PM 184010 in reply to 183989

    Re: Russian TV over Internet

    TallSally:
     I have Comcast and very happy with the service and price, can we add Direct TV (russian and japanese channels) or that's impossible from technical point of view?

    It's possible, but you're not really adding it to Comcast.  You are subscribing to DirecTV satellite service in addition to Comcast.  Most TVs will allow you to hook-up multiple receivers at once.  On DirecTV you can just order Russian and Japanese Packages and not the basic service, but to get the most promotional offers (like free installation, free equipment, free HD-DVR, etc.) you might consider subscribing to basic packae + international channels for 1 or 2 years.  It might be cheaper overall.

    Check out TV link on the top of the page to see what Russian channels are available from DirecTV.


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