French TV from abroad Solved/Closed

Question

Hello,

I live in Canada and I would like to watch French TV shows on sites like
France 2, 3, but since I am outside of France, the sites deny me access.

What can I do to make them believe that I am in France?

Thank you

Laurent

Configuration: Windows XP Firefox 2.0.0.6

newbie · Accepted Answer

The ZEDTV software works with most channels from abroad.  Test carried out from Switzerland, all major channels (from TF1 to M6) are fine. I haven't tested everything, but there's plenty to watch.

elfilou · Answer

one must go through a tunnel and the virtual private network of a French site (VPN)
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtual_Private_Network
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ELFILOU
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elfilou · Answer

and that’s the problem, you need to know someone who has access to this kind of site, unfortunately, I can’t help you with that. (You don’t know anyone at a French university (there are many who work under VPN...) Once this problem is resolved, you can connect to Zattoo:
http://www.commentcamarche.net/faq/sujet 8306 watching television live on your PC for free
and you will have access to French channels...

Sorry, but this is where my knowledge ends...
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ELFILOU
If a human has a high opinion of themselves, you can be sure it's the only great idea they’ve ever had in their life.

lulu · Answer

Désolé, je ne peux pas accéder aux sites web. Please provide the text you would like me to translate.

gil · Answer

Starting June 6, 2009, with the FRANSAT offer, it will be possible to watch free French television channels in France as well as abroad, particularly throughout Western Europe, via the Atlantic Bird 3 satellite, and all without a subscription.
For more information, here are 2 links:

- https://forums.commentcamarche.net/forum/s/Fransat
- https://www.jechange.fr/telecom/internet

Jérôme · Answer

Hello,

French TV on your computer via an internet connection (512K minimum).

FRANCOPHONES in North America, Central America, South America, the Caribbean, or in France, don't hesitate any longer.

With HUBB-TV, you enjoy a bouquet of general and themed French television channels...

HUBB-TV offers you a monthly subscription WITHOUT COMMITMENT.

Visit http://hubb-tv.com/ to learn more!!!

Best wishes.

coco · Answer

Hello everyone,  I live in the Caribbean and I subscribed to hubb-tv, it's great. The offer is rich, and the reception quality is very good, when will the France Télévisions channels be available on this platform? The website address is hubb-tv.com  Coco :-))

coco · Answer

Hello,  You have a good site that offers French channels called hubb-tv, plus two broadcast time zones are available.  http://hubb-tv.com/  Hi. Coco

tiadiac · Answer

Hi, To watch French public TV from abroad (france2, france3, ...) there is no other solution than to use a Proxy (I created my own web Proxy by following this tutorial: http://hebergement-web.at2w.org/hebergement-proxy.html, and since then I watch my favorite channels every day from Canada by connecting to the site www.max-tv.be through my proxy!

aaron · Answer

https://forums.commentcamarche.net/forum/affich-6320517-logiciel-tv  tv12000 scam  this link as proof

Michel P · Answer

Hello,  Living in Chile, I subscribed to the hubb-tv offer (www.hubb-tv.com) and it's really nice, the package is great, with a good cinema offer among other things. No need to have a proxy or set up a complicated system to access French channels.  They offer a trial, so don't hesitate, it's the best way to discover this TV offer. I agree with Aaron about the TV12000 software, it's a scam.  However, today Hubb-tv offers their TV service in the Pan-American zone, it would be good if they opened their streaming to the Asian zone... among others. A selection of channels is broadcast with a time difference corresponding to GMT -5, which is really good for enjoying TV programs at reasonable hours when living in the Americas.  The link: http://hubb-tv.com/  Hi everyone. Michel P.

gil. · Answer

But those abroad who are within reach of the free satellite French TV broadcast (Astra 1 and Atlantic Bird 3 = 19 TNT channels), received with a satellite dish and a TNTsat or Fransat decoder, are not required to pay a subscription, of course, but they do need to purchase the equipment.

This interests all expatriates living in Europe and in the Maghreb and allows them to follow in full and in HD (TF 1HD and France 2 HD), even in 3D, the FIFA World Cup 2010, via the TF1 3D channel.

See the solution called Fransat.

nathan · Answer

Hello,  To reiterate Michel P.'s message a bit further up, I confirm HUBB-TV is a real and good TV offer... especially for expats.  http://hubb-tv.com/ Nathan ;-))

Angeliina2 · Answer

Hubb-tv, I was convinced. There is a free one-day offer that lasted 2 days for me. Furthermore, they have just added the channels from France Télévisions, and as an expat for 10 years, I'm delighted with my French culture that I've missed so much!

Hubb-tv · Answer

Hello everyone, hello Anton,We wanted to thank you for your various posts, yes, Anton Hubb-tv is responding to a demand!The hubb-tv team.

Antoine · Answer

Personally, I advise you Frenchytv; I have been subscribed for about 5 months and their service is really like in France, but most importantly, I can watch it on my television!

cced · Answer

As long as we have a stable internet connection, the best solution remains the VPN. I have tested proxies, maxtv, livestation, and many others, but I regularly had to adapt to the new changes of streaming sites. Today, thanks to the VPN, I can have a French IP address. With this address, I can watch TF1 live, France 2, 3, 4, 5 on PlayTV. I have tested several solutions online and have settled today on jcvpn.com for €4 per month; I have no bandwidth limits.
There are several VPN offers online; some even provide test accounts. For those still searching, just look online. But browse the forums, as some offers are far from what they claim. Having been disappointed several times by these offers, I don't know how long I will stay with my current VPN provider.

sebastien B. · Answer

Hello,

I've finally got access to French television! I can watch TF1, France 2, France 3, Canal +, M6, and more. Thank you sooo much!

I went through VPNVision, which I think is the best. So I recommend them for their customer service, installation help, and the price (€4 per month). Plus, I also have access to Deezer and Spotify :)

Thanks again for solving my problem.

William · Answer

Hello,

To watch French channels or use a French service that is blocked, you can use a VPN; it's simple, fast, and cheaper than satellite.
You'll find plenty of VPN comparison sites like www.compare-vpn.org

Here are some VPN sites:
- www.vpnvision.com (the best in my opinion)
- http://www.fvpn.fr/
- http://www.supervpn.net/prices.html

Anyway, you will find plenty.

gsmfun · Answer

Hello,

VPN is a good solution.. BUT there are also free sites where you can watch French TV without downloading anything.

I am currently in Greece, so I did some research to access French TV.

Here are the two I found:

https://docky.ly/park/freeiptv.be/

and

http://ww11.webactu-webtv.com/articles.php?lng=fr&pg=510

happy browsing!

Dolo · Answer

URGENT Hello, I live in Spain and for 11 years, I had an analog antenna with TF1, F2, F3, CANAL+ F5 / ARTE and M6 FRANCE. I was away for 7 months and when I returned, I was surprised to find no more channels. How can I receive French channels again with a satellite for free without using a computer as I had it in the living room and a bedroom for the moment? Thank you very much for your help because my whole family cannot live without these channels. Best regards.

nicolas · Answer

Hello, I got a VPN from http://www.jcvpn.com, it's working great, access to all TV channels, plus my connection is secure, which is great because I was actually thinking I was being spied on.

vincent · Answer

The VPN JCVPN works like a charm, I have access to all the channels :-) Thanks, Nico!

speed571 · Answer

speed571 is back hello here is a tutorial for access in France, Belgium, Germany, and the Netherlands without limitations well, we will focus on (.fr and .be) for live RTBF, La Deux, and replay, TF1 live/replay and M6 replay and other French replays before starting, create 10 or more fake emails to be safe for a month Gmail or others, and use the same name with a different number and the same password, it's simpler then use your fake email to receive an email with the 6-digit password on the following site http://www.simply-vpn.com/ and follow the instructions on the following site http://www.simply-vpn.com/?page=tuto_w7 there you go, you're in France I don't yet know the limitation after 3 days but I'll keep you posted speed571

Patrick · Answer

Hello,
The best solution remains to use a VPN; it keeps you free from the service, and it also encrypts your connection. There are many VPNs out there; I've tested several, and be careful because some have misleading advertising. Choose something simple, inexpensive, and effective. Currently, I am with JCvpn, and I must say that I am very satisfied. http://www.jcvpn.com/
Sincerely
Patrick

marge111 · Answer

To watch French channels from Belgium or abroad, visit this site http://www.mytvonline.org/

lamia · Answer

Hello,

I use www.myfrenchtv.co.uk as a solution and it works very well for me. Otherwise, you have to go through a free proxy but generally it doesn't work very well... or you could go to a competitor.

Lamia

neskysoa · Answer

Hello!

Until now, I was watching my channels at http://ww11.webactu-webtv.com/ but the link seems to be dead, I’m very disappointed!
Since then, I’ve been using onlinetv55 but in the past, I was cut off after a certain connection time to the TV channel.
I just checked mytvonline but it says that I don’t have the right plug-in, yet it doesn’t offer me one to install!!!
Can you help me?

Thank you :)

alexist83 · Answer

The best http://fluxtv.fr/ (site under construction, official launch at the end of April)

coco · Answer

I found a simpler, free, and easy-to-use site for French people abroad:  http://ie.t15.org/  You just need to click on one of the green channels.

pourthing · Answer

I also found a similar site, you just have to choose one of the channels from the menu on the left. It's nice and free, not all of them are there but it does the job. Atlas7 Tv  http://pulseramonteatlas.blogg.org/atlas7-france-tv-c26648026

lalami · Answer

Your f***ing thing doesn't work :(

brualex · Answer

I finally found a great solution, 20 channels including several in HD such as TF1, M6, NRJ12, TMC, D8...  I pay $55 a month, but everything is in my time zone, the little box is great and comes with the HDMI cable and a powerline kit, honestly I recommend it, in 2 months, I haven't had any issues!  http://www.frenchtv.to

nnonyme · Answer

http://ww11.webactu-webtv.com/articles.php?lng=fr&pg=510 No VPN, few ads, and free; for my part, it works very, very well in Asia.

Anonymous user · Answer

I use this trick myself https://tv-francaise-partout-dans-le-monde.blogspot.com/

French TV from abroad

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