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>>16979893
Japan.

On the internet.

I found a great site like a month ago, but like all perfect solutions, it'll die eventually. Either they'll patch the loophole that lets trial accounts watch forever, or they'll get taken down by the nips.

60 channels, in solid quality, with 5 days of on-demand and a TV guide. I don't know if I'm going to be able to move back to trash like sherming after experiencing this level of quality.

>>16980857
Sounds like what Keyhole was like a few years ago before the mass switch to HD.

>>16980857
source

https://terebi.tzn.re/

>>16981260
>people still posting this AWFUL site
What's funny is that it's using the exact same sources as Mokodojo, but in a locked down format where you can't mess with the URLs at all. So not only do you lose half the channels, but you also lose the on-demand, AND you get a forced 30 second delay that doesn't even work as intended. But hey, you get "web 2.0" design and a fucking chat box, so it's somehow acceptable.

Those stolen chink streams are hot garbage anyway, it's impossible to watch more than 5 minutes off-peak without insane levels of stuttering.

>>16981275
Does Mokodojo still work? The video never loads for me, been like that for a while now.

https://abema.tv/

Use a VPN

1080p live Japanese TV with several anime channels.

>>16981409
Did it ever work? It's always been terrible, I think I had it working well for about 20 minutes once before someone else started watching and the bandwidth went to shit.

>Watching ウジテレビ

Enjoy your Zainichi propaganda

>>16982689
It's really disgusting that the youth in Japan is being brought up on that shit.

You can't avoid kikes anywhere.

>>16981795
It used to work for me a few months ago. But now it just buffers forever. I remember watching a few late night anime with it.

Is there an affordable paid jap stream available somewhere?

The free sites don't work well or need a VPN like >>16981560

Are there streams on YouTube? All of the streaming websites that I could find are blocked in my company.

>>16986909
What's wrong with a VPN?
Anyway, AbemaTV only needs a VPN when you log in. You can switch it off and watch it with your full bandwidth once you're on.

>>16984659
>>16981795
>>16981409
the servers got taken down. they haven't come back yet.

>>16981560
>>16987655
What VPN are you using for abema? I'm on expressvpn and having trouble connecting, it knows I'm not in japan.

>>16987655
Abema just gets me a blank screen. Is my VPN attempting to kill itself or what?

>>16990231
I use vyprvpn

What do you guys think about iSakura? It's $240/year.

QVC Japan streams in livestreams on youtube if anyone cares. It pretty bland but it is live and in Japanese.

>>16990231
Softether + VPN Gate has free japanese nodes or whatever theyre called

>>16991669
It's android only isn't it?

I just want to watch Japanese TV online, I'm even in willing to pay a sub.
What's the best way to do this?

>>16998372
You can subscribe to a service like iSakura but they can get pricy. Around 20-30 bucks a month. Most of them are for Android boxes but there's 1 or 2 that have a Windows app for desktop.

>>16998372
Well getting a VPN and watching abema is one of the better options.

But if you want actual TV channels, like fuji tv etc. then there is no good solution. Free streams always tend to have quality issues and get taken down sooner or later. Paid options such as iSakaru have good quality service but its rather expensive. Plus, it feels rather stupid to pay so much for an illegal service...
I really wish japan would offer legal ways to watch their tv channel abroad.

http://mov3.co/
shity quality, but at least is most time online

also Japan TV, but is 200$ for 1 year and not in HD

Anyone know a japanese iptv HD ?

>>16980857
>60 channels, in solid quality, with 5 days of on-demand and a TV guide. I don't know if I'm going to be able to move back to trash like sherming after experiencing this level of quality.

Nigga are you takling about fujitv.live?

>>17003965
They're talking about a loophole though. A free trial period for everyone isn't. Some sellers offer 24hr free trial for iSakura etc if you ask. I think they're saying that they know how to get unlimited 24hr free trials from these sellers.

These days, Jap TV is all western-style degeneracy and anti-Japanese propaganda pushed by Korean funded media networks.

>>17007821
dont forget to take your meds

On the TV

>>17003965
What I want to know is, how to watch that shit in VLC or some other desktop application. I can't get the web browser version to work well. The picture is a bit choppy due to frames being dropped, and the stream often pauses to re-buffer. I usually don't have that problem if I watch live streams in VLC. Anyone have any ideas? The problem is that it seems to be broadcast over a UDP protocol and it's encrypted with some MD5 hashing that VLC doesn't understand.

>>17014370
yeah

>>17016514
I can get the preview working in mpc-hc but resizing the window crashes the program for some reason.

>>17016514
>I can't get the web browser version to work well
This is because too many people spread the site, even the retarded chinks themselves are doing it.

There's no longer enough bandwidth for anyone to watch. What used to be perfectly smooth for me a couple of weeks ago, is now an absolute joke, with freezes, endless buffering, and random skipping around.

Go find somewhere else, fujiTV is dead.

All of the free options are either inconsistent and shitty and/or get shut down as soon as you get used to them.

jpplayer.com is paid but has been around for years without being shut down and is good video quality and a lot of extra channels and is as close to live as you can get without being in Japan

Only issue is I am usually too cheap to pay for more than 3 days or a month at a time. I'm going to give the trial another shot and if the quality and reliability is still good I will just splurge on a year.

>>17026365
How do you play it in MPC-HC?

>>17037470
Anyone know the answer to this, how to get fujitv.live to play in VLC or MPC-HC or in any other video player for that matter?

>>17042765
Read the thread. Too many people are watching so you can't.

>>17042774
No, I mean that even if it does stop and buffer a lot, I would still want to have it playing in VLC or whatever. I basically prefer it to the browser flash player.

>>17007821

they also use gaijin in advertising

>>17052106
RIP in pieces: 2017-2017

>>17052106
Ha, and those fuckers offer 1 years paid service. A shady site that could receive a DMCA anytime.