Russian language TV

[TheKrell]

Recommendations? Nextv hasn't been mentioned here in ages.

I have Dish Network, but I'm on an Eastern Arc dish.

 

[yaz96]

A friend uses www.nashdomtv.com.

That's what I would get if my wifes Mother ever visits again.

We used NexTV out of Canada before. Still have the Ariza STB. But they only have about 1/3 the channels they used to carry and no Channel One any more.


We are currently using Comcast to get Channel One and RTN, since Dish does not have it. Wife loves KVN!

 

[TheKrell]

That's what I would get if my wifes Mother ever visits again.

Yaz, you are clairvoyant!

 

[yaz96]

Hey in another thread, this guy says he uses Kartina.

snip...........

Then there is an MCE PC that will have 2-3 OTA tuners, run Hulu $8/m, Netflix $8/m and Kartina.TV IPTV (has MCE plugin) with about 130 Russian channels for ~$15/m.


....snip.

 

[dimitriz]

Try http://www.kartina.tv
You just get to buy a box unless you have one of the devices that can play it already and it should be about $15/m for 100+ channels.
Our friends use it and it no complaints. I am actually planning on pulling the trigger on it shortly.
Now if only I could find a US IPTV that has FoxNews and Bravo TV.. grrr..

 

[TheKrell]

For those of us who can't read Russian, what devices work with kartina.tv?

 

[yaz96]

For those of us who can't read Russian, what devices work with kartina.tv?

http://www.kartina.tv/shop_content.php/coID/1224


If you use Chrome, it will translate the page for you.

 

[Juan]

ROKU has something called "Mummybox" that has a ton of russian TV on it

 

[dimitriz]

ROKU has something called "Mummybox" that has a ton of russian TV on it

Thanks I'll check it out!
It might work in my situation also as I have an HDMI distribution matrix running through the house and that BT remote would help a lot!
Probably going to fire off a trial of Kartina tomorrow and try to follow some half Russian half English guides to get my W7 MCE setup to steam it.