I found one VPN site that works on Google Crome by changing the extension to the country you want to view from like Canada. Easy to set up and its free.
http://hola.org/
http://hola.org/
Nov 29th, 2014 1:39 pm
Nov 29th, 2014 3:48 pm
Not so fast. Google "Hola Warnings".mark555 wrote: ↑I found one VPN site that works on Google Crome by changing the extension to the country you want to view from like Canada. Easy to set up and its free.
http://hola.org/
Nov 29th, 2014 4:14 pm
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Dec 8th, 2014 12:49 am
Don't use it... Not secure. http://www.reddit.com/r/privacy/comment ... _tor_exit/mark555 wrote: ↑I found one VPN site that works on Google Crome by changing the extension to the country you want to view from like Canada. Easy to set up and its free.
http://hola.org/
Dec 8th, 2014 12:52 am
I haven't seen any other reports of new geoblocking, but we all know things can change at any time. What Chromecast firmware version? Which app? What device are you casting from?konfusion666 wrote: ↑Chromecast doesn't work with dns unblockers anymore?
Dec 8th, 2014 1:02 am
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Dec 8th, 2014 11:09 pm
I spoke with a few Netflix chat agents about this and from what they tell me it's not a Netflix issue. Google recently made some changes (like requiring 4.0 or higher for example) for those wanting to make an app for Chromecast. Those new changed took effect on the latest Chromecast firmware.JamesA1 wrote: ↑ So it looks like Netflix has broken unblocking in the current Android and iOS apps, but not in older app versions, not in PC web browser, and not on the Chromecast itself. But the catch-22 is that the older Netflix apps will no longer cast to the Chromecast. So the only work-around for the moment is to start the U.S. Netflix stream from your PC. Maybe control it remotely using the Teamviewer app or something like that.
Dec 9th, 2014 1:14 am
James I think I found a workaround for this issue.
Dec 9th, 2014 3:08 pm
Dec 9th, 2014 4:00 pm
i should clarify, i only use the Android Netflix app to cast to my Chromecast. You're right in that playing US Netflix videos locally on the Android device still does not work.JamesA1 wrote: ↑Doesn't work for me, at least not to play from U.S. Netflix on my Android device. I can get the new Netflix Android app running for Netflix Canada. And as other people have reported it's possible to then switch DNS to U.S. Netflix, find U.S.-only content, and cast it directly to the Chromecast. But when I try to play the same U.S. content on Android, the app still stalls with "Could not reach the Netflix service" when it goes to actually play the video.
Dec 9th, 2014 5:56 pm
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iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -i br0 -p tcp --dport 53 -j DNAT --to <redirected DNS IP address>
iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -i br0 -p udp --dport 53 -j DNAT --to <redirected DNS IP address>
Dec 13th, 2014 10:36 am
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Dec 15th, 2014 7:20 am
RE: SmartDNSProxy. Setup 14 day trial. Can't locate how many connections are allowed per account and can't see how to switch Netflix regions. Any clues....?JamesA1 wrote: ↑Christmas discounts:
Getflix - up to 40% off
"Liking us on Facebook through your Getflix dashboard will give you 15% off already.
To claim this additional offer, simply login to your Getflix account and go to the "Subscription" section here: https://www.getflix.com.au/manage/subscription
Click on the "Promo Code" tab and enter the code XMAS40 to claim your 40% annual discount.
Once the code has been applied it will give you a 40% discount on our annual plan. You can now subscribe for 12 months at 40% off using either PayPal or your credit card!"
When I try the promo code it shows me: "12 months - AUD $21.24 (40% discount)"
SmartDNSProxy - up to 70% off
"Our gift is simple, but BIG. Its not 50, but 70% HUGE DISCOUNT on our yearly and two yearly plans.
To get started, click on this LINK, login to your account and subscribe."
Looks like a targeted email to people who have registered before during their free beta phase. Check your email.
What it shows when I follow the LINK and log in:
12 Months - $19.90 (66% discount) *Special
24 Months - $34.90 (70% discount) *Special
Both company's email offers have the exact same title. I wonder if they're related?... Yes, they are - Çakınberk Telekominikasyon Internetser.Hiz.Lim.Şti. or "Global Stealth", the operators of SmartDNSProxy, are the new owners of Getflix Australia.
Dec 15th, 2014 9:19 am
As far as I know only dns4me allows multiple authorized IP addresses on your basic account (they allow 3).
A DNS service like Getflix recognizes you and confirms that you have a valid account by your pre-authorized IP address. It's the only information contained in a DNS lookup that they could use. All the devices behind your router on your LAN share the same external IP address, so any or all of them can use the DNS service at the same time. But someone with a different IP address could not. If you give your account information to a friend or family member living at a different location, they could authorize their IP address, but since only one IP address can be authorized at a time per account, that would cut off service for your IP address. There's also only one Netflix region setting per account, so every device using your account on the DNS service gets the same Netflix region. However if you have a device that is using your default ISP DNS service instead of the unblocking DNS service, it will still appear to be in your home region and will get content from that region."...if you are located at the UK (given example or any region with Netflix) you can set up Getflix from one device to stream Netflix US or any other region while you can retain the original dns connection (from your ISP) to stream your local Netflix. "
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