Alternative ways to watch the channels

Is there any other way to watch the channels without using the channels respective website streams which are iffy at times now it’s no longer possible to watch via VLC player besides TV streams??

You can also use babechannels.co.uk as well. They do cut off after a bit but just refresh the page or push the play button that comes up on an iPad or laptop.

Neither work for me, just keeps saying error load error load.

I watch studio66tv and babecall.tv, but for the last week or so all I get is loadstart, error! The Asian videos load but the babechannels don’t??? Can anyone help please? I’m watching on iPad!

Only way I can watch now is via Rampant.tv. Both studio 66 and BS’s respective websites lousy don’t load, just error loading error loading etc etc. If anyone reading this knows any way to watch these shows via the old way through VLC please PM..beyond annoying.

(27-04-2019 15:49 )babefan2012 Wrote:  Only way I can watch now is via rupertbear.com. Both studio 66 and BS’s respective websites lousy don’t load, just error loading error loading etc etc. If anyone reading this knows any way to watch these shows via the old way through VLC please PM..beyond annoying.

what actually is rubertbear.com,if i type it in my browser it says cant be found ??

Yeah it’s another platform but not called Rupert the bear!!! Lol. Solved my issue with both BS and Studio 66’s websites not streaming, did click on the switch on flash player in bottom corner of the screen, stupidest system ever. All working now for.

The channels have implemented (or corrected) the timeouts so that only members (i.e. paying customers) get uninterrupted stream viewing.

They have also implemented dynamic information to be able to view the stream, which changes regularly. Meaning things like using VLC are a thing of the past. The information changes, and once it does the stream eventually stops working unless you are logged on as a member. To resume watching you would need to get the new dynamic bit of information.

There are methods to automate around this, but last time any of this was mentioned the thread was promptly removed. So I won't go into it here, no via PM. If you have enough technical knowledge and some perseverance, you can still watch the streams away from their websites.

It's worth noting that flash has been discontinued by Adobe, and all websites should be moving away from it. So you will need to eventually get your browser working with html5 based video streams.