Scam Free

Firstly, let's just say that this is scam free. Be assured that this isn't just a load of broken link trawled from the internet or a circuit diagram on how to break your digi box. This is a genuine product developed using Windows Media Player, Winamp, Quicktime and Real applications to give you what you always wanted - TV on your PC!

SlippedStream will turn your computer into a home cinema.

What is it?

SlippedStream is a desktop mini-application that provides you with easy access to legal and freely available web tv feeds that can be viewed by anybody provided they have the correct media player and/or plugin installed.

Customer Testimonials

Since SlippedStream was first launched, around six months ago, it's gained over two hundred users.

Here is what some of them have to say about it :

"VERY PATIENT AND HELPFUL AAA+ THIS PRODUCT IS AMAZING TOP FIVE FOR SURE"

—Michael Welsh

"Excellent product exactly as advertised."

—John Ginn

"Exactly What It Said In The Listing A***"

—Host-Away Web Hosting Company

"Thankyou"

—Graeme Tee

"Great!"

—P N Roach

"Ace"

—Anthony Reed

"Great item"

—REMY SINGAM

If this is just stuff from the web, why pay?

Good question. Mainly because we have searched out, tested and amalgamated these channels into a viable product. We have scoured until the ends of the web until we were sick of searching. We have probed various media streams, extracted hidden urls and tested them until we can't take it anymore. And then we made this nice little mini-application so you get all we have strived for via a simple click!

Safe

SlippedStream contains no spy-ware, viruses, or other malicious applications that silently attack your computer while you are surfing the Web and is NOT advert supported..

What you do get?

Over 100 quality channels of all genres: Movies, science, news, entertainment, fashion, shopping, cartoons, sport, latest TV episodes, comedy and more!

SlippedStream is LEGAL therefore doesn't carry channels that can only be received through subscriptions BUT you will be surprised at the quality you can receive.

Name drop

Ok, you want a name drop to get you excited? How about this:

Exclusive content featuring, MTV, Extreme sports, BBC, CNN, VH1, Movies, Manga, Cartoons, stacks of radio station, and on demand programmes.

Live streaming channels like FOX, NBC, CBS and more.

Also top series such as Simpsons, 24, Lost, Family Guy, King of the Hill, Viva La Bam (many of which are whole entire seasons if not multiple whole entire seasons), AND top movies such as Troy, Robots, Braveheart, Italian Job and more!

If you want to check out what is currently showing on SlippedStream TV, browse on over to The SlippedStream Channel List.

What you won't get

We don't need to pretend, you WON'T get full blown, dvd quality SKY broadcasting that would normally cost you $XXX. If we said we could we'd be lying or it would be ILLEGAL (and a scam).

You won't get top quality SKY BOX OFFICE for example. No one can get you such things except SKY.

Most of all we're not selling you just some Peer2peer software for $XXX claiming that you're buying a download subscription with legal unlimited movie downloads per year (p2p software IS legal, downloading anything using it IS NOT (making it useless).

No hardware

No special hardware is required to use the application. Further software installation may be required but it is all free and legal.

No licence

Since you are not using special receiving equipment or TV cards, NO TV LICENSE is required and there are NO SUBSCRIPTIONS needed.

Who needs SlippedStream?

Those of you who will find it very cool to have internet TV at the click of the mouse on your PC.

Those who can sit at work and watch cartoons, movies, etc.

Those who want to check news or weather reports live throughout the day.

I could go on...

Requirements

• Internet Connection (preferably Broadband).
• Recommended desktop resolution of 1024x768.
• Windows Media Player, Winamp, Quicktime and Real applications (all free downloads).

SlippedStream has only been tested with Windows XP. We have had reports of it working on Windows 98.

[1]	Or home theatre if you're English.