Watch Hulu in Canada
Most media streaming sites such as Hulu block out Canadians from watching the videos, or in the case of Netflix send you to a very crippled (though still quite cheap) version of the site. This can make life frustrating for Canadians without cable or satellite television as it doesn’t allow them many legal options for accessing their video content on demand. There are many tutorials out there teaching you how to set up a proxy to view it through but ultimately free proxies go up and down too fast to rely on and a better method is available if you’re willing to spend a mere $5 a month.
Take a trip down to USVideo.org and create a trial account. You’ll get a free week to decide if it’s worth your while and then after that it’s a reasonable fee for the service. What’s interesting about the service is that you only have to set their DNS in your router, then all computers and devices on the network can hide behind the clock, regardless of whether they’re running Windows, Linux or some handheld OS. Since it is a paid service it is also reliable and will not fail you when you’re eagerly awaiting a new episode to watch.
With an account at US Video you’re then free to create an account on the american versions of Hulu and Netflix for another $8 a month and you the have access to far more content than you’d get in Canada and it’s still technically legal.
