Polish TV

so
the thing is that polish radio and tv regulation doesn't give permission to watch most of the polish channels outside Poland
but becouse companies ( cyfra +, polsat ) want to get better incomes they are selling it to polish people living abroad. U get contract from cyfra+ let say and one of point says that u can't use it outside Poland.

so u need to be registrated in Poland and have polish adress used for correspondency etc.

then u can buy receiver , card , etc - it look like official way is mission impossible for you.

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best way to watch some programs

is

www.itvp.pl

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Hagar wrote: »

Discussing the use or supply of counterfeit cards is not allowed on this forum.
Many of the streaming sites are also illegally re-broadcasting copyrighted material.

@ teetotaller I would advise you to revise your post further before I can check out the links.

understood, links revised. One that is still there is 100% legal as it is polish tv's channel website.

13 deg east is the main satellite for Polish TV/radio (some stuff on 19 east too but most of it duplicated on 13 east)

Quite a few Polish channels are FTA but the better ones all require a sub (having said that a sub to Polsat is only a fraction of the cost of what us monolingual English speakers have to pay if we want $ky :mad: )

There are satellite installers advertising in magazines like Glosik who do FTA and Polsat systems

Alternatively one can subscribe to Polsat from an address in Poland and then take the reciever/dish/card abroad (Ive seen Polsat branded dishes on houses in Belfast but quite frankly Id imagine the owners would have been better leaving the dish (but maybe take the LNB) in Poland and buying an 80cm dish cheap in somewhere like Maplin

Trying to get an 80cm dish in ones flight luggage is probably expensive/awkward

Nothing wrong with linking to a magazine website surely.

Glosik (free magazine aimed at Polish expat community in Ireland/Northern Ireland) is widely available and the items/services advertised therin are perfectly legal (well as far as I can make out not being a Polish speaker)

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055109597&highlight

it is illegal to sell polsat or whatever outside polish borders, so installers can't have original legal cards.
u gave link to forum where u can find people who sell illegal cards and are thiefts

that's why it should be removed - I was told the same by Hagar.

it is more tricky than it looks like

it is good business for companies that provide paid channels, but polish law says, that u need to pay tv licence if want to watch polish tv. and u can't pay tv licence if u don't have polish adress and the round is closing.

of course u can gat few free channels on astra, eutelsat, hotbird. but they are private tv stations and are not under public tv regulations

John Dough wrote: »

Yeah and most of 'em don't have official subs;);)

so.... can u tell me why do they have original cyfra+ and polsat dishes if they don't have official subscriptions? can u get just a dish without sub?

I use Google Chrome browser and at the top a drop down bar appears offering to translate the site. Handy tool.