Alternative zu CC,SC und Satelitte TV mit HD
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Was meinst Ihr, ist das wirklich eine Alternative und ist sowas legal? /emoticons/default_confused.png Der Anbieter behauptet es zumindest./emoticons/default_cool.png
www.satellitedirect.com
www.satellitedirect.com
rmella93 Beiträge
Hier mal aus einer Review Webseite:
SatelliteDirect.com Reviews – Is Satellite Direct a Scam?
SatelliteDirect.com is another site that claims to provide the full television experience onto peoples’ PCs. More and more of these types of products are popping up every day and with each new creation there’s a clear decline in quality and integrity.
It’s clear that many developers of Satellite TV on PC products are simply trying to jump on this new bandwagon while it’s hot, and clearly the end result suffers from their hastiness. So is SatelliteDirect.com a quality product that delivers on its promises or just another knock off scam?
What They Claim…
On SatelliteDirect.com the advertisement proclaims, “Watch over 3,500 HD Channels on Your Computer.” They’re so confident of their product that they go on to recommend that, “You Should Cancel Your Cable Now.”
These are pretty bold claims and if they can actually deliver on them then the product is a steal. Who wouldn’t want to ditch their current provider, keep all the channels, and only pay a onetime fee of $49.95?
So Does Satellite Direct Deliver?
According to the tons of user reviews it certainly does not. I found complaints ranging from inability to have the software connect to any channels to a belief that Satellite Direct greatly exaggerates the amount of working channels they actually provide.
As with most of these Satellite TV to PC packages the channels that are available are the equivalent of public access TV, these channels are freely broadcast and can be picked up through many free video players.
They use the logos of popular premium channels to lure people in with false hope of quality television at dirt cheap prices. One of the ways that they can get away with this is by including links to legitimate online TV sites, like HULU.
These sites are allowed to broadcast licensed content because they have acquired it through legal means and are generating revenue through advertisements clips shown throughout episodes. These sites have the best quality and freshest content while remaining perfectly legal.
The problem with this is that companies like SatelliteDirect.com are charging almost 50 bucks for access to sites that are readily available free of charge. Now this may not bother less internet savvy consumers who fell ok with paying for something that’s free on the basis that they themselves might not have found it – which is pretty difficult to believe.
But the other major flaw with relying heavily on licensed content providing websites is that they are only available within US borders. The moment you leave the United States these sites will not allow access. This is part of their agreement with the networks and unless you know how to use some kind of IP proxy there’s no getting around it.
If you’re still curious about SatelliteDirect.com there’s no risk of trying it out as long as you purchase it through Clickbank.com, a payment processor which offers no questions asked 8 week money back guarantee.
However, based on the user feedback found online it doesn’t seem like Satellite Direct is worth the time, if you’re only going to be using the free content aggregator sites you might as well cut out the middle man and visit them directly.
If you're interested in exploring different ways to watch TV on your PC then you should check out our top recommended TV to PC Program ISoftwareTV and also check out our extensive list of Free TV on PC sites.
SatelliteDirect.com Reviews – Is Satellite Direct a Scam?
SatelliteDirect.com is another site that claims to provide the full television experience onto peoples’ PCs. More and more of these types of products are popping up every day and with each new creation there’s a clear decline in quality and integrity.
It’s clear that many developers of Satellite TV on PC products are simply trying to jump on this new bandwagon while it’s hot, and clearly the end result suffers from their hastiness. So is SatelliteDirect.com a quality product that delivers on its promises or just another knock off scam?
What They Claim…
On SatelliteDirect.com the advertisement proclaims, “Watch over 3,500 HD Channels on Your Computer.” They’re so confident of their product that they go on to recommend that, “You Should Cancel Your Cable Now.”
These are pretty bold claims and if they can actually deliver on them then the product is a steal. Who wouldn’t want to ditch their current provider, keep all the channels, and only pay a onetime fee of $49.95?
So Does Satellite Direct Deliver?
According to the tons of user reviews it certainly does not. I found complaints ranging from inability to have the software connect to any channels to a belief that Satellite Direct greatly exaggerates the amount of working channels they actually provide.
As with most of these Satellite TV to PC packages the channels that are available are the equivalent of public access TV, these channels are freely broadcast and can be picked up through many free video players.
They use the logos of popular premium channels to lure people in with false hope of quality television at dirt cheap prices. One of the ways that they can get away with this is by including links to legitimate online TV sites, like HULU.
These sites are allowed to broadcast licensed content because they have acquired it through legal means and are generating revenue through advertisements clips shown throughout episodes. These sites have the best quality and freshest content while remaining perfectly legal.
The problem with this is that companies like SatelliteDirect.com are charging almost 50 bucks for access to sites that are readily available free of charge. Now this may not bother less internet savvy consumers who fell ok with paying for something that’s free on the basis that they themselves might not have found it – which is pretty difficult to believe.
But the other major flaw with relying heavily on licensed content providing websites is that they are only available within US borders. The moment you leave the United States these sites will not allow access. This is part of their agreement with the networks and unless you know how to use some kind of IP proxy there’s no getting around it.
If you’re still curious about SatelliteDirect.com there’s no risk of trying it out as long as you purchase it through Clickbank.com, a payment processor which offers no questions asked 8 week money back guarantee.
However, based on the user feedback found online it doesn’t seem like Satellite Direct is worth the time, if you’re only going to be using the free content aggregator sites you might as well cut out the middle man and visit them directly.
If you're interested in exploring different ways to watch TV on your PC then you should check out our top recommended TV to PC Program ISoftwareTV and also check out our extensive list of Free TV on PC sites.
zingarello11 Beiträge
Keine Alternative.
Zb. keine SRG, RSI, SSR, RAI ecc..ecc.. ARD, Zdf ecc. ecc.. einfach nitchts.
3500 Unnötige (praktisch) Channels.
Zb. keine SRG, RSI, SSR, RAI ecc..ecc.. ARD, Zdf ecc. ecc.. einfach nitchts.
3500 Unnötige (praktisch) Channels.
kapet31 Beiträge
@rmella
also einfach übersetzt es ist nicht ganz legal und die sendervielfalt ist willkürlich und kann sich ändern.
also einfach übersetzt es ist nicht ganz legal und die sendervielfalt ist willkürlich und kann sich ändern.
schnuerbel1'837 Beiträge
Leute, solche Seiten schwirrten doch schon vor Jahren durch das Netz. Vor zehn Jahren war das Angebot 500 Sender, heute sinds halt "über 3500"-Kanäle.
Sorry, aber diese Angebote sind doch auf einen Blick als Bauernfängerei enttarnt. Kein einziger Link führt zu einer Angebotsübersicht. Sämtliche Links zu Informationen über das Angebot führen anstattdessen zum Downloadbutton auf derselben Seite.
Man zahlt also, bevor man überhaupt weiss, wofür.
Im normalen Leben würde das doch auch niemand machen. Warum um Himmels Willen reagieren die Leute im Netz denn anders?
Das Angebot dürfte sich vermutlich auf Linksammlungen allgemein verfügbarer Streams von Lokalsendern oder sonstigen Nischensendern beschränken. So kann man z.B. bei dem Angebot sicherlich "Schweiz 5" gucken (wer's denn will). Derartige Linklisten finden sich doch zuhauf im Netz, wie z.B. bei Lyngsat.
Wer übrigens in der Fusszeile des Angebots auf "Help" klickt, gelangt zur Online-Hilfe. Dort hats ein paar Screenshots, die einen winzigen Überblick über die irrelevanten Sender geben.
Ach ja - und für die Schweiz sind "259 Channels" aufgelistet. Soviel Kanäle gibts nicht mal beim Superduper Cablecom- oder SCTV-Angebot.
Sorry, aber diese Angebote sind doch auf einen Blick als Bauernfängerei enttarnt. Kein einziger Link führt zu einer Angebotsübersicht. Sämtliche Links zu Informationen über das Angebot führen anstattdessen zum Downloadbutton auf derselben Seite.
Man zahlt also, bevor man überhaupt weiss, wofür.
Im normalen Leben würde das doch auch niemand machen. Warum um Himmels Willen reagieren die Leute im Netz denn anders?
Das Angebot dürfte sich vermutlich auf Linksammlungen allgemein verfügbarer Streams von Lokalsendern oder sonstigen Nischensendern beschränken. So kann man z.B. bei dem Angebot sicherlich "Schweiz 5" gucken (wer's denn will). Derartige Linklisten finden sich doch zuhauf im Netz, wie z.B. bei Lyngsat.
Wer übrigens in der Fusszeile des Angebots auf "Help" klickt, gelangt zur Online-Hilfe. Dort hats ein paar Screenshots, die einen winzigen Überblick über die irrelevanten Sender geben.
Ach ja - und für die Schweiz sind "259 Channels" aufgelistet. Soviel Kanäle gibts nicht mal beim Superduper Cablecom- oder SCTV-Angebot.
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