Anyone heard of MagicTV? 1 time fee- 1000's channels??

[hiiipower]

Hey, know this thread is even older than it is, was looking up a review for this site but know of this site which doesn't require any money and has various streams of decent US channels. Main page is live sports, but at the top you can click on Live TV and also Series for various TV show streams. You have to wait 10 seconds before you can press play and then if the main stream is down you usually have options for a couple other feeds of the channel. I think you'll need Divx web player as the only thing before you can use it.
Since I'm new it's called stream 2 watch dot me

[CouponDude]

Has anyone heard of this? I can't seem to find anything (reviews, etc) on this company. It looks like it's popular in the UK. . .? 1000's of channels.. . One time fee of $49.95

Here's the link: http://www.magictvcanada.blogspot.com/p/channels.html

Probably too good to be true. . but I hoped someone heard of it??

Let me know.. .Thanks!

There is something better that actually works:

Raspberry Pi + XBMC + Navi X

1. Raspberry Pi (Cost: $100 or so for all parts that are needed) -> Raspberry Pi + Case + Mini USB cable + Power Adapter + SD Card + HDMI Cable + Network Cable

http://www.raspberrypi.org/quick-start-guide

Raspberry Pi is a credit card size computer capable of displaying full 1080p through HDMI on your tv.

Sold by http://www.creatroninc.com/index.php/raspberry-pi.html

2. XBMC (Cost: FREE)

Media player software for Raspberry Pi. Linux operating system is bundled with XBMC to get the Raspebery Pi working.

http://xbmc.org/download/

3. Navi X (Cost: FREE)

One of the many "repositories" for XBMC that contains links to stuff.

https://code.google.com/p/navi-x/downloads/list

[Steffigirl]

I don't know about magictv but I also got sick of paying extremely high fees for cable tv. I bought a digital antenna to try out and I am extremely happy with it! So much so that I have cancelled cable! Wooohoo...no more cable bill! I get approximately 24 channels, most of them in HD and I get all the channels that I normally watch (plus a few that my cable company did not have). OTA, Netflix and Rogers Anyplace TV....I'm set!