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Q: Best websites to watch foreign TV?

Buffering is the worst...

14 years 10 weeks ago in  General  - China

 
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I use Project Free TV

 

http://www.free-tv-video-online.me/

 

Almost any show you can imagine with all the newest episodes coming online as soon as they air.

Buffering is just a way of life in China.  What I do is pause the show at the begging and then wait 5 or 10 minutes then by the time I start it it has buffered enough.

It depends on your connection and the time of day..

 

The website was my saviour when my gf watched Chinese TV all night in the living room.

 

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I would normally either download the episodes I wanted from the internet or watch them on Chinese streaming websites.

 

The pros to this is that you have almost instant streaming and the shows all have Chinese subtitles so you can share them with your significant other easily if they are a Chinese national.

 

The cons are that sometimes the shows are a little edited to remove any naughty bits.

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