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Expat Tech: Watch Netflix and Hulu from Argentina

I had previously written about downloading or streaming US television shows and movies while in Buenos Aires, but as that article is now almost a year and a half old, I’ve been meaning to get around to updating it.  In the time since I wrote that post, I’ve switched to a new solution that I love. (Hint: it involves a new Mac Mini with HDMI, Automatic and Plex.)

Anyhow, that updated post is going to take a little more time to finish, but TechCrunch just recently posted an article about how to stream Netflix from outside of the US and I thought that was worth passing on. With this solution, you can stream Netflix movies outside of the States without having to keep a VPN connected all the time.  This should significantly improve performance.

As an added bonus, on Reddit there is a recent article about how to watch Hulu from outside of the US and without using a proxy server.  This hack involves a Firefox plugin and a little more technical know how, but it may work for you.

Now to get back to watching the season premier of Jersey Shore

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3 Responses to Expat Tech: Watch Netflix and Hulu from Argentina

  1. Eddie August 9, 2010 at 7:57 pm #

    surfthechannel.com is your best bet from streaming movies and tv shows. Pay the inexpensive megavideo fee for 3 months of use and watch their videos indefinetely

  2. MKinBA August 29, 2010 at 6:40 pm #

    Thanks for the quick tips on getting around the international blocks. However, a friend just recommended "Hotspot Shield" from AnchorFree and so far it's been legit (I promise, I'm not advertising, it just works better than anything else I found).

    It's a small download that lets you use Hulu, Pandora, etc. It's free, no spam, no techie know-how needed, and (I hope) nothing malicious hidden. Thought I'd pass it alone. Great site btw.

    • DaVe August 29, 2010 at 7:42 pm #

      Thanks. I've heard of people using that and should have mentioned it as an easier option. I still have a corporate VPN in New York that I use from time to time, but to be honest, I watch almost all my shows via torrents.

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