pato wrote:Can anyone tell me if there iHome is working well?
When i open my iHome, i can only see white screen.
It is working for me. You may want to restart your router. I see the white sometimes, and after I reboot my router it works again.
pato wrote:Can anyone tell me if there iHome is working well?
When i open my iHome, i can only see white screen.
supabakakun wrote:pato wrote:Can anyone tell me if there iHome is working well?
When i open my iHome, i can only see white screen.
It is working for me. You may want to restart your router. I see the white sometimes, and after I reboot my router it works again.
kdjtachi65 wrote:Isn't a white screen displaying after the initial loading screen a symptom of a failing SD Card? I'm sure I read that on this thread.
Baster wrote:I have a few questions for those of you who've been watching Japanese TV from overseas these past few years using IPTV:
as far as I know There are currently 6 Japanese IPTV apk/boxes on the market
Ihome, ihomeII, uchi, hikari, skylive and worldtv,
is hikari related to FLET'S HIKARI ? Klick
Ihome 2 seems perfectly fits my needs.
to those who use it :
will more Channel Lists be added in the future
is it possible to switch the interface language to englisch
from what I read in this topic Ihome II dont offer the recording Option right? but is it a hardware or a software issue?
and are someone possibly working on a solution to get this working
kenji321 wrote:let's see how long this app lasts or remains free. honestly it looks like something that ppl should be paying for compared to options I've seen.
Postmastur wrote:risu wrote:pato wrote:It appears IHome > Uchi > IHome 2 (Raku) in terms of image quality.
Actually, I have seen ihome in action and I can tell you ihome will blur pretty bad when the picture is in high motion. I am now using Maige 3 and you can take this high motion video that I capture from Maige 3 to compare if ihome can achieve this with the same clarity.
Remember to change to 1080P to watch.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hMOzQi6_CHg
jsternbe wrote:Postmastur wrote:risu wrote:
Actually, I have seen ihome in action and I can tell you ihome will blur pretty bad when the picture is in high motion. I am now using Maige 3 and you can take this high motion video that I capture from Maige 3 to compare if ihome can achieve this with the same clarity.
Remember to change to 1080P to watch.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hMOzQi6_CHg
So after reading some Japanese blogs, it sounds like the Hikari box has slightly inferior quality to the iHome, so that it out for me. The iHome is pretty much minimum acceptable quality. The Maige 3 looks nice, and the subscription is cheap. My question is, what is the actual channel lineup and are all of the channels HD? One page has the following lineup
http://www.maigetv.com/HD3_Channels_List.pdf
I am not sure of what is going on with channel 747. Is it AT-X or is it Kid's Station?
Another site shows the following lineup, with completely different channels.
http://www.maigetv.tv/maigetvchannellisting.html
On this one, it indicates that many of the Japanese channels, such as Animax are not HD. Is this true on your box? This version *does* have more channels, though. Maybe you or someone else with the Maige 3 can clear this up.
Postmastur wrote:
http://www.maigetv.com/HD3_Channels_List.pdf has the correct channel list. And yes, that channel 747 is AT-X. And Animax is not HD, it is in 4/3 ratio. Other than that, I checked all other japanese channels and they are all HD which is has quality I showed in my previous capture.
jsternbe wrote:Postmastur wrote:
http://www.maigetv.com/HD3_Channels_List.pdf has the correct channel list. And yes, that channel 747 is AT-X. And Animax is not HD, it is in 4/3 ratio. Other than that, I checked all other japanese channels and they are all HD which is has quality I showed in my previous capture.
Hmm... It is weird that there is only one channel that is not in HD, but it is possible that you caught one of the older programs that is in 4/3. I wonder what program was playing at the time. Also, I wonder if Kid's Station is available on 749 or 750. Somtimes it has some great old children's programming. It is there on the list, but it doesn't have a number.

Postmastur wrote:
you are indeed correct. The channel itself is HD, but the animation playing is so old that it is in 4/3 format.
There is no 749 or 750 as you can see.
pato wrote:I am testing right now iHome2 from Canada.
Does anyone as freezing problem or tv stop and plays again back and forth?
I guess servers issues,they told me they don't have any servers in Canada yet so i would like to know if other Canadian or American users has does similar issues?
I'm testing with the Android M8 box and i wonder if that box could also be the problem.
I use iHome since 2 years and i don't have any similar issues, only with iHome2.
Thank's in advance!
Postmastur wrote:http://www.maigetv.com/HD3_Channels_List.pdf has the correct channel list. And yes, that channel 747 is AT-X. And Animax is not HD, it is in 4/3 ratio. Other than that, I checked all other japanese channels and they are all HD which is has quality I showed in my previous capture.

frag2 wrote:pato wrote:I am testing right now iHome2 from Canada.
Does anyone as freezing problem or tv stop and plays again back and forth?
I guess servers issues,they told me they don't have any servers in Canada yet so i would like to know if other Canadian or American users has does similar issues?
I'm testing with the Android M8 box and i wonder if that box could also be the problem.
I use iHome since 2 years and i don't have any similar issues, only with iHome2.
Thank's in advance!
Yea Ihome 2 started doing that for me and my android tv box but only on the playback of pvr stuff. live tv was fine

frag2 wrote:kdjtachi65 wrote:frag2 wrote:I recently bought an Android box [MX3 clone with quad core processor, 2gb ram]....anyone try one of the apk's on android stbs?
Yep. I've tested both Raku TV and Uchi TV on an MX3. As long as your Android box is rooted, I wouldn't anticipate any problems.
Nice. Which one did you prefer best? japannettv.com said Raku has poor picture quality compared to Uchi
pato wrote:One thing that i always wonder about iHome or iHome 2... Many sellers but do they all used same servers from China?
pato wrote:frag2 wrote:pato wrote:I am testing right now iHome2 from Canada.
Does anyone as freezing problem or tv stop and plays again back and forth?
I guess servers issues,they told me they don't have any servers in Canada yet so i would like to know if other Canadian or American users has does similar issues?
I'm testing with the Android M8 box and i wonder if that box could also be the problem.
I use iHome since 2 years and i don't have any similar issues, only with iHome2.
Thank's in advance!
Yea Ihome 2 started doing that for me and my android tv box but only on the playback of pvr stuff. live tv was fine
Thank's for your reply!
As for me it's doing that on live tv also.

otakuman101 wrote:Does anyone know where to download the android app to iHome?

agoshimamidori wrote:I bought an Ihome II ( Raku tv ) this month, the picture quality improved a lot compared with the testing before . Now the picture quality is nice , similar to Ihome .
pato wrote:Thanks agoshimamidori for you reply!
I am testing iHome2 right now with same selling company as you.
Are you using The iHome2 tv box or another? Me i'm using android M8 box so maybe it doesn't help.
Also they said to me they don't have servers in Canada yet.
They did an upgrade yesterday and for now it seems better but still i will test more.

kdjtachi65 wrote:agoshimamidori wrote:I bought an Ihome II ( Raku tv ) this month, the picture quality improved a lot compared with the testing before . Now the picture quality is nice , similar to Ihome .
Please tell me the Kanto (Tokyo MX!) and Kansai channels are now crystal clear. Please please please.
agoshimamidori wrote:Since I was using Ihome IP900 before , now using Ihome II , I think follow are the important difference between them .
Ihome IP900 and Ihome II comparsion :
1. System ( Ihome IP900 : Linux system ; Ihome II : Android system)
2.Live channels ( Ihome IP900 : 36 Japanese channels ;Ihome II : 59 Japanese channels +14 English channels )
3.HD channels (Ihome IP900 : Yes ; Ihome II : Yes)
4.7 days replay ( Ihome IP900 : Yes ; Ihome II : Yes)
5.Record ( Ihome IP900 : Yes ; Ihome II : NO)
6.Wifi ( Ihome IP900 : NO ; Ihome II : Yes)
7.VOD ( Ihome IP900 : NO ; Ihome II : Yes)
8.Free apk for test ( Ihome IP900 : NO ; Ihome II : Yes)
9.Price ( Ihome IP900 : Around 280 dollors ; Ihome II : Around 230 dollors with box)
Postmastur wrote:agoshimamidori wrote:Since I was using Ihome IP900 before , now using Ihome II , I think follow are the important difference between them .
Ihome IP900 and Ihome II comparsion :
1. System ( Ihome IP900 : Linux system ; Ihome II : Android system)
2.Live channels ( Ihome IP900 : 36 Japanese channels ;Ihome II : 59 Japanese channels +14 English channels )
3.HD channels (Ihome IP900 : Yes ; Ihome II : Yes)
4.7 days replay ( Ihome IP900 : Yes ; Ihome II : Yes)
5.Record ( Ihome IP900 : Yes ; Ihome II : NO)
6.Wifi ( Ihome IP900 : NO ; Ihome II : Yes)
7.VOD ( Ihome IP900 : NO ; Ihome II : Yes)
8.Free apk for test ( Ihome IP900 : NO ; Ihome II : Yes)
9.Price ( Ihome IP900 : Around 280 dollors ; Ihome II : Around 230 dollors with box)
Would like to see the image quality on ihome II. Could you record a clip (5 mins) by replaying today Music Station from Asahi TV, Friday at 8 PM? And then upload to dailymotion.com? Thanks.
agoshimamidori wrote:Postmastur wrote:agoshimamidori wrote:Since I was using Ihome IP900 before , now using Ihome II , I think follow are the important difference between them .
Ihome IP900 and Ihome II comparsion :
1. System ( Ihome IP900 : Linux system ; Ihome II : Android system)
2.Live channels ( Ihome IP900 : 36 Japanese channels ;Ihome II : 59 Japanese channels +14 English channels )
3.HD channels (Ihome IP900 : Yes ; Ihome II : Yes)
4.7 days replay ( Ihome IP900 : Yes ; Ihome II : Yes)
5.Record ( Ihome IP900 : Yes ; Ihome II : NO)
6.Wifi ( Ihome IP900 : NO ; Ihome II : Yes)
7.VOD ( Ihome IP900 : NO ; Ihome II : Yes)
8.Free apk for test ( Ihome IP900 : NO ; Ihome II : Yes)
9.Price ( Ihome IP900 : Around 280 dollors ; Ihome II : Around 230 dollors with box)
Would like to see the image quality on ihome II. Could you record a clip (5 mins) by replaying today Music Station from Asahi TV, Friday at 8 PM? And then upload to dailymotion.com? Thanks.
Video link : http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2vmerx
Since i am too busy , so I kindly ask the seller Gina (Nice girl )to take vdieo and upload for you .
She told the the video is not very clear , because it was compressed automatically when upload.
Postmastur wrote:agoshimamidori wrote:Since I was using Ihome IP900 before , now using Ihome II , I think follow are the important difference between them .
Ihome IP900 and Ihome II comparsion :
1. System ( Ihome IP900 : Linux system ; Ihome II : Android system)
2.Live channels ( Ihome IP900 : 36 Japanese channels ;Ihome II : 59 Japanese channels +14 English channels )
3.HD channels (Ihome IP900 : Yes ; Ihome II : Yes)
4.7 days replay ( Ihome IP900 : Yes ; Ihome II : Yes)
5.Record ( Ihome IP900 : Yes ; Ihome II : NO)
6.Wifi ( Ihome IP900 : NO ; Ihome II : Yes)
7.VOD ( Ihome IP900 : NO ; Ihome II : Yes)
8.Free apk for test ( Ihome IP900 : NO ; Ihome II : Yes)
9.Price ( Ihome IP900 : Around 280 dollors ; Ihome II : Around 230 dollors with box)
Would like to see the image quality on ihome II. Could you record a clip (5 mins) by replaying today Music Station from Asahi TV, Friday at 8 PM? And then upload to dailymotion.com? Thanks.

agoshimamidori wrote:Postmastur wrote:agoshimamidori wrote:Since I was using Ihome IP900 before , now using Ihome II , I think follow are the important difference between them .
Ihome IP900 and Ihome II comparsion :
1. System ( Ihome IP900 : Linux system ; Ihome II : Android system)
2.Live channels ( Ihome IP900 : 36 Japanese channels ;Ihome II : 59 Japanese channels +14 English channels )
3.HD channels (Ihome IP900 : Yes ; Ihome II : Yes)
4.7 days replay ( Ihome IP900 : Yes ; Ihome II : Yes)
5.Record ( Ihome IP900 : Yes ; Ihome II : NO)
6.Wifi ( Ihome IP900 : NO ; Ihome II : Yes)
7.VOD ( Ihome IP900 : NO ; Ihome II : Yes)
8.Free apk for test ( Ihome IP900 : NO ; Ihome II : Yes)
9.Price ( Ihome IP900 : Around 280 dollors ; Ihome II : Around 230 dollors with box)
Would like to see the image quality on ihome II. Could you record a clip (5 mins) by replaying today Music Station from Asahi TV, Friday at 8 PM? And then upload to dailymotion.com? Thanks.
The renewal cost is around 140 dollors each time . Since I am not selling it , so you can confirm price with Gina .She can tell you final price . gina@freesuntv.com .


) I switch back to Kid Station and Pokemon was playing. It makes me wonder how many channels can the iHome II extend to. One morning it crashed on me, and I saw the URL it was accessing when it crashed on my TV.jsternbe wrote:I just got the Maige TV HD3 to supplement the original iHome. My impressions so far is that it has a lot of great movies and dramas, and the quality is very good. In fact, it looks better than the iHome for everything except for old anime that has lots of flat colors in it. The biggest annoyances I have found so far are in the 7 day playback. All of the programming seems to miss the first several seconds of the show. Furthermore, playback always seems to stutter for the first minute or so. After that, it is usually just fine. My ping for the external network access check is about 230 ms, while everything else is much lower, so it could just be that everyone is hammering the servers at this time of day. It would be nice if it would buffer for a little longer since things do eventually smooth out.
I also wish I knew what the latest firmware is supposed to be . I am running version 0.90.
kdjtachi65 wrote:This is off-topic, for which I apologize, but since TVAPP.so was recently referenced in this thread [glances toward the UK], I thought I'd mention this to anyone who might be interested in watching Asian TV in general.
It's a playlist of about a hundred live Asian channels, mostly Chinese with a smattering of Thai, Taiwanese, and others. Resolution is a mixed bag, mostly 720p and 480p. It's not a properly formatted m3u, but it works just fine in Kodi, VLC, etc.
Obviously, if it's not legal in your locale to watch-- blah blah blah
sound wrote:You could always just email them about the firmware stuff but if you've just received one I'm guessing they probably sent you one with the latest version already.
kdjtachi65 wrote:So, to recap (because this thread is getting mighty long, and new choices keep cropping up)
As of 01 July 2015, we have the following Japanese TV viewing options available:
(The prices and features may not be accurate; please correct any errors you find.
The number of channels listed are Japanese only)
I'm including MioMio.tv even though it doesn't offer *live* programming; NTKTV had the same
limitation but it was definitely a reasonable choice (picture quality notwithstanding)
Speakng of terrible PQ, is KeyholeTV still out there?
In no particular order:
(currency is USD)
Software:
JpPlayer (Win): 42 live channels, $0 purchase, $200 annual subscription, no playback
MioMio.TV (Win): various recorded channels, free to use
iHome Windows (Win): 42 live channels, $290 purchase, $250 annual subscription, playback
TVAPP.so (Win,IOS,Android): 8 live channels, free to use
NijiShow (Win): 8 live channels, free to use
Hardware:
Sling rental: various live channels, ??? annual subscription, playback available
iHome (linux): 36 live channels, $350 purchase, $240 annual renewal, playback & record to HDD
Hikari (linux): 50 live channels, $300 purchase, $180 annual renewal, playback & VOD
WorldTV* (android): 40 live channels, $300 purchase, $190 annual renewal, playback
Uchi TV* (android): 35 live channels, $290 purchase, $170 annual renewal, playback
iHome II* (android): 59 live channels, $300 purchase, $190 annual renewal, playback & VOD
SkyLive* (android): 53 live channels, $255 purchase, $135 annual renewal, no playback
TVPad4 (android): 24 live channels, $328 purchase, ??? annual renewal, no playback
* available as APK only for approx $80-$100 savings
Did I forget anything? I did, didn't I?
kdjtachi65 wrote:So, to recap (because this thread is getting mighty long, and new choices keep cropping up)
As of 01 July 2015, we have the following Japanese TV viewing options available:
(The prices and features may not be accurate; please correct any errors you find.
The number of channels listed are Japanese only)
I'm including MioMio.tv even though it doesn't offer *live* programming; NTKTV had the same
limitation but it was definitely a reasonable choice (picture quality notwithstanding)
Speakng of terrible PQ, is KeyholeTV still out there?
In no particular order:
(currency is USD)
Software:
JpPlayer (Win): 42 live channels, $0 purchase, $200 annual subscription, no playback
MioMio.TV (Win): various recorded channels, free to use
iHome Windows (Win): 42 live channels, $290 purchase, $250 annual subscription, playback
TVAPP.so (Win,IOS,Android): 8 live channels, free to use
NijiShow (Win): 8 live channels, free to use
Hardware:
Sling rental: various live channels, ??? annual subscription, playback available
iHome (linux): 36 live channels, $350 purchase, $240 annual renewal, playback & record to HDD
Hikari (linux): 50 live channels, $300 purchase, $180 annual renewal, playback & VOD
WorldTV* (android): 40 live channels, $300 purchase, $190 annual renewal, playback
Uchi TV* (android): 35 live channels, $290 purchase, $170 annual renewal, playback
iHome II* (android): 59 live channels, $300 purchase, $190 annual renewal, playback & VOD
SkyLive* (android): 53 live channels, $255 purchase, $135 annual renewal, no playback
TVPad4 (android): 24 live channels, $328 purchase, ??? annual renewal, no playback
* available as APK only for approx $80-$100 savings
Did I forget anything? I did, didn't I?
supabakakun wrote:My MaigeTV version is .90 with a UI version of .81. For some reason I thought it did get updated, but I could be mistaken. MaigeTV is really cool, and I do find the missing the first few seconds of the show a little frustration. Hulu took off the last episodes of the Flash TV series before I could watch, so I was happy that I was able to catch up via the Maige. It is also cool that some of the movies available are still being show in the theaters. I still wish it has the Star Channels![]()
The people at MaigeTV.com communicate with good English.
kdjtachi65 wrote:Ah! I knew I forgot something.
MaigeTV: Hardware (linux), Purchase=$320USD, annual renewal=$85USD, 46 live channels, playback & VOD
sarabjeet wrote:Hi guys,
TVAPP.so (Win,IOS,Android): 8 live channels, free to use
use it work fine, 1 question if anyone can answer it is constantly uploading data which i find it odd. can anyone clarify why it must do that.
i got my ihome 2 tv box today!pato wrote::D i got my ihome 2 tv box today!
It took 7 days for delivery so i think it was really fast.
Now i have been using it for a few hours. Untill now i love it.
I hope it will stay this way!
tonydiediedie wrote:pato wrote::D i got my ihome 2 tv box today!
It took 7 days for delivery so i think it was really fast.
Now i have been using it for a few hours. Untill now i love it.
I hope it will stay this way!
Whats the channel list, and is there an adult japanese package?
tonydiediedie wrote:Hi! Im a newbie, and im just wondering, what device, or online service, would i need to watch japanese tv, especially i really want to know which device or service would i need to watch Japanese Adult Entertaiment, ADULT VOD?
jdl0523 wrote:Does anyone have a company that they recommends(have used) that is reliable for an iHome II? Right now I was thinking about
https://japannettv.com/, but saw some reference to a Gina on here but not sure what company that was referring to. I would like to use a company that is reliable and will be available for renewing subscription.
kdjtachi65 wrote:I'll jump in here, since I'm also in the middle of testing out new prospects.
After NTKTV went dark, I started looking around for a replacement. I already had Niji Show, and did a 1-day jpPlayer test. Since neither offered time-shifting, and were both full-screen locked to my primary monitor (minus the VLC workaround for Niji), I decided to keep looking.
I purchased an MXIII android box (quad-core, 4.4.2, 1GB/8GB) for about $60 off Amazon, and acquired both the Uchi TV and Raku TV/iHome II apks from the nice folks at japannettv.com for testing. Both services claim to perform well with a minimum 2mbps connection. I have 6mbps DSL, so I was eager to see what sort of results I'd get.
Uchi TV worked perfectly after install and account activation (24 hrs.) Both live and playback streams looked and sounded good. No lag, no buffering, no audio synch issues. It's priced at $180 for the apk which includes a 1 year subscription.
Raku TV/iHome II had major issues after install (one week test account.) Often live streams and playblack streams wouldn't start. The menus and submenus often wouldn't respond to remote button presses, and the interface often froze. When the streams did play, they were comparable to Uchi TV in picture and sound quality. With its greater number of channels, including Tokyo MX and KBS World, I was hoping this option would work out, and was bitterly disappointed. Raku TV is $198 for the apk, and also includes a 1 year subscription.
Not ready to give up, and suspecting some sort of commucation issue, I troubleshot with the sales dept at japannettv.com. I'd noticed that on the live stream menu, the channels would only begin streaming when a little status line at the bottom of the screen would display the current/next program info (time, program title).
On the playback menu, the channels, dates and times often weren't updating. Both of these problems, to me, pointed to the app not receiving the proper EPG data, or at least not receiving it quickly enouth. Japannettv emailed me a portion of the app's user manual describing how to use the system and server setup menu, which basically amounted to changing which particular EPG server my android box was talking to. That was the fix it needed. No more freezes, every live and playback stream played perfectly.
I also did a quick test of the VOD service, which turned out to be hit-or-miss. Four streams started up fine, two others never got past the 95% buffering stage. Not a deal breaker for me, but I thought I'd pass that along.
So, if you're having issues with iHome II during testing, tweaking the system settings may address them. Shoot an email to your seller and they should be able to get it sorted.
Sorry if this was a little long-winded, but I'd hate for anyone to pass on what seems to be a great option for viewing Japanese TV because of an easily-fixed program setting. I decided to go with iHome II.
pato wrote:tonydiediedie wrote:Hi! Im a newbie, and im just wondering, what device, or online service, would i need to watch japanese tv, especially i really want to know which device or service would i need to watch Japanese Adult Entertaiment, ADULT VOD?
With this you can watch adult channels but i never try so i don't know if it's good.
https://japannettv.com/shop/index.php?r ... duct_id=57
pato wrote:jdl0523 wrote:Does anyone have a company that they recommends(have used) that is reliable for an iHome II? Right now I was thinking about
https://japannettv.com/, but saw some reference to a Gina on here but not sure what company that was referring to. I would like to use a company that is reliable and will be available for renewing subscription.
I got mine from: http://www.freesuntv.com/
I recommend the seller Yetta. She's really nice, her english is good.
You will get a great service.
Please let her know that Patrick from Canada recommend her.
Take care!
jdl0523 wrote:Thank you Patrick. Is this an iHome II or something else? I went to their website, but it looks like they have a different product. Can you elaborate on your system and experience? Thank you
jdl0523 wrote:pato wrote:jdl0523 wrote:Does anyone have a company that they recommends(have used) that is reliable for an iHome II? Right now I was thinking about
https://japannettv.com/, but saw some reference to a Gina on here but not sure what company that was referring to. I would like to use a company that is reliable and will be available for renewing subscription.
I got mine from: http://www.freesuntv.com/
I recommend the seller Yetta. She's really nice, her english is good.
You will get a great service.
Please let her know that Patrick from Canada recommend her.
Take care!
Thank you Patrick. Is this an iHome II or something else? I went to their website, but it looks like they have a different product. Can you elaborate on your system and experience? Thank you
djandy76 wrote:Jumping back to earlier in this thread, has anyone managed to get the TVapp APK to work on their android box? I got the APK installed, but when I try to launch it I get a message telling me the app isn't compatible. Thanks in advance for any pointers!

pato wrote:Now i have been using my ihome II since friday. In general it's not so bad untill today. This morning i get so much freezing with live tv or sometimes when i change channels i get stuck at 99%. I'm glad i have my ihome IP900 as a second option. I don't understand why they dont do a ihome IP900 with more channels? Even if that was more expensive, i would buy.
Postmastur wrote:pato wrote:Now i have been using my ihome II since friday. In general it's not so bad untill today. This morning i get so much freezing with live tv or sometimes when i change channels i get stuck at 99%. I'm glad i have my ihome IP900 as a second option. I don't understand why they dont do a ihome IP900 with more channels? Even if that was more expensive, i would buy.
It is because ihome i900 and ihome II have no relationship at all. They are two different company.
pato wrote:Postmastur wrote:pato wrote:Now i have been using my ihome II since friday. In general it's not so bad untill today. This morning i get so much freezing with live tv or sometimes when i change channels i get stuck at 99%. I'm glad i have my ihome IP900 as a second option. I don't understand why they dont do a ihome IP900 with more channels? Even if that was more expensive, i would buy.
It is because ihome i900 and ihome II have no relationship at all. They are two different company.
I know but what i mean is why the ihome company doesn't make one offering more channels.
Now i'm thinking to buy hikari tv box but the only down point for me, it doesn't have music japan tv and fighting tv channels.
] I often swap between iHome, iHome II, and MaigeTV because some days the image quality isn't good on one box and will be better on the other. I was surprised that the Japanese vs UK Woman World Cup live signal looked best on iHome than it did on MaigeTV and iHome II. There wasn't bad pixelation. If the action doesn't involve a lot of greenery or flashing lights, iHome looks decent.pato wrote:I know but what i mean is why the ihome company doesn't make one offering more channels.
jdl0523 wrote:Does anyone have a company that they recommends(have used) that is reliable for an iHome II? Right now I was thinking about
https://japannettv.com/, but saw some reference to a Gina on here but not sure what company that was referring to. I would like to use a company that is reliable and will be available for renewing subscription.
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