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Posted in News, Support, Tips and Tricks Leave a Comment on How To Use Ghost Path VPN to Watch Out of Market Sports Using Ghost Path with Tunnelblick Here’s a short tutorial using Viscosity to connect to a few different cities.
Many times a broadcast will be shown in both markets. Pro-tip: If you can’t get the VPN connection to work to your team’s home market, then try the opponent’s home market. If we have multiple VPN servers in that city (which is fairly common) then you’ll want to try those. If not, it could be that the location provider doesn’t have updated records of our IP address and it’s datacenter location. If you are where you want to be, then you should be good to go. An easy way to test is to check your IP address and see if you show as being in the location you’re targeting. Once you’ve got the servers determined and configured in your VPN client, you’ll want to connect to those servers and verify that you are being seen in that location. If you’re using a third-party app like OpenVPN, Viscosity, or Tunnelblick, then you’ll want to download ready-to-use configuration files from our VPN servers page. If you’re using the Ghost Path client then you can choose servers directly in the client. You should be able to find a server very close to the market you’re interested in. Ghost Path has great coverage across the world, but especially in the US. This goes for all major sports in the US, and likely elsewhere in the world. Typically, when you want to watch your team’s games you’ll want to connect to a VPN server in their local market. Today’s tutorial is a quick guide to using Ghost Path to watch your favorite sports teams even though you’re not in their local viewing market.
#TUNNELBLICK HULU TV#
Geo-blocking isn’t fun for anyone, but it’s the reality we face here in Canada, since copyright and licensing issues preclude us from enjoying all the content that’s on tap with popular online TV show repositories like Hulu in the U.S.Watching out of market sports is one of the best use cases for a VPN service. Thankfully, there are ways to get around this. If you’ve already tried going to Hulu or BBC iPlayer, you no doubt encountered a message indicating that you’re cut off because each service offers its content to Americans and Brits, respectively.
They may be a bit cryptic about it, but the reason why this happens is because there are distribution deals in place with Canadian broadcasters that give them first dibs on American and British programming, which means that the licensing has to be reworked in order to allow Hulu and BBC iPlayer to start operating unimpeded here. There is a free app called Hotspot Shield, which worked seamlessly in tunneling under the restrictions by using a virtual private network (VPN) to provide you with a U.S. This is all it took to gain access to sites with U.S.-only content like, Hulu, Fancast, Joost and even music sites like Pandora and Slacker.īut Hulu caught on, and it’s now very difficult, if not impossible, to access the site in Canada using Hotspot Shield.ĭespite the setback, there are plenty of shows that you can watch through Canadian networks’ sites.
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CTV’s Video Page offers up full episodes of American shows like, Mad Men, Fringe and Gossip Girl, as well as all the homegrown shows it airs.
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