Channel 5 Player

jamjar · 3 Dec 2008 at 12:57

Hi All I,m not sure if this is the right forum ,but does anyone have a problem running the Channel 5 free on demand player with Vista ? my wife uses it to watch Neighbours ( sad i know ) and recently its starting to lock up and jump making watching a nitemare ,any ideas what this might be ? :confused:

_Jimlad_ · 3 Dec 2008 at 14:46

i had this with 4 on demand, i uninstalled it and reinstalled. but don't know if it's the same issue. you tried it late at night could be just the net speeds

ns400r · 3 Dec 2008 at 16:59

Maybe try something else - http://www.tvcatchup.com/

RobMunfy · 3 Dec 2008 at 17:09

it's fine for me mate - vista ultimate 64

jamjar · 4 Dec 2008 at 15:38

Hi thanks ,i just read this on the catch up page ,maybe thats why i can,t get channel 5 demand to play ,i,m with Nildram whos is Tiscali ,and maybe they don,t allow customers to use it

Sorry Tiscali UK Limited Customers ...
Your ISP (Tiscali UK Limited) does not currently support TVCatchup.

In order for you to use the TVCatchup site for free, your ISP must have a free peering connection with us.

We encourage you to email your ISP’s support department requesting them to set up this free peering connection. Full details of the steps they need to perform are located at http://www.tvcatchup.com/isps/.

Once your ISP has established the connection, you will be able to watch the full selection of television channels online.

To be notified when your ISP supports TVCatchup, please enter your details below:

Psypher5 · 4 Dec 2008 at 16:27

just saw this tvcatchup. Its amazing!

ns400r · 4 Dec 2008 at 16:55

jamjar said:
Hi thanks ,i just read this on the catch up page ,maybe thats why i can,t get channel 5 demand to play ,i,m with Nildram whos is Tiscali ,and maybe they don,t allow customers to use it

Sorry Tiscali UK Limited Customers ...
Your ISP (Tiscali UK Limited) does not currently support TVCatchup.

In order for you to use the TVCatchup site for free, your ISP must have a free peering connection with us.

We encourage you to email your ISP’s support department requesting them to set up this free peering connection. Full details of the steps they need to perform are located at http://www.tvcatchup.com/isps/.

Once your ISP has established the connection, you will be able to watch the full selection of television channels online.

To be notified when your ISP supports TVCatchup, please enter your details below:

Yep, shame that because it works really well when you have a supported ISP.

Dup · 4 Dec 2008 at 16:56

I can never get past the ads on the 5 site.