Before buying a credit for Premium Services I chosed the Free Trial to be sure that what I wanted to see (musical TV programm) could really be seen. And it worked....! Beautiful... I paid. Of course, the next day I tried exactly the same video, the same service, the same browser,.... and it doesn't work anymore.

I think that the test is a trick. In the reality I obtain less speed (band).

What means "it doesn't work anymore" a little bit more specific?

In general you will have the same speed with regard to bandwidth and latency no matter if you buy premium volume or get it through a test account voucher. You're using the very same system.

Well my desire is to see a video
It doesn't work means that I can't see the video

It's black, it doesn't load, I push on play and it doesn't react, it doesn't start, it is blocked.
Tried with other videos, sometimes I don't even see the black window with the play button.
I have a useless credit, I bought it just for one thing.

I'm probably making an unfounded assumption here...but has it occurred to you that you are not using he IP changer and/or JonDoFox correctly?

Please the post the link to this program...I will try it.

In order to watch videos with JonDo, you need to enable Flash in NoScript and sometimes JavaScript. But before this, you need a third party software called a Socksifier to anonymize Flash.

The speed of the premium services are excellent, especially considering that the network goes through three servers in multiple geographical locations.

As I said, during the trial it worked and I didn' t do anything particular...
After I discovered that it didn't work anymore, I tried to change some settings. For example I disabled the scripts blocker. But I still could see only a black window with a play button, share button,... I just need an IP of another country, I don't need to be totally anonymous. As I said, it worked with the service that I chosed the first time. When I don't use Firefox with jondo, on the video there is a message about the fact that it cannot be seen in my country and there is not a play button.

Consider the following...

Some websites (like youtube, hulu, etc) place IP restrictions. If your IP is blocked from watching or listening to something, try a different IP. It is usually required to use a local IP to watch local programming.

What is the link? I would like to try it. If it is private, then I understand.

Some websites require you to allow all scripts on the page, in addition to Java and/or Flash. How you managed to watch it the first time and now you cannot is beyond me...either way, you need a Socksifier, otherwise Flash will cause you IP to leak.

I really cannot be of any help unless you give me the link so I can try it and let you know if it works and how it works.

Send me a PM (private message) if you like.

I hope it is not against the forum rules..

http://videos.tf1.fr/the-voice/replay/t ... 79295.html

No, it is not in violation of the forum rules.

I watched the video. Here is what I think happened. When you watched this video with the free trial, you probably were on a default French IP.

In order to watch this video, you need a French exit IP. The cascades: Shamrock, Transformer, and Orion all have a French exit IP address. Chose one of these three.

When you get to the site, you have to allow all the scripts with NoScript. There are eleven or so scripts. Allow all of them.

Press play and the video should start. However, where you may have problem:

You need a Socksifier, a third party software (http://www.proxifier.com, http://www.proxycap.com, proxychains, etc) in order to anonymize Flash.

If you try watching the video without a Socksifier, your true IP will leak, in which case the website will see that you do not have a real French IP--and, therefore, access will be denied. This may not happen but it could...

Third party plugins such as Flash, Java, etc are very dangerous to Internet anonymity, so they are blocked by default. A Socksifier will reroute or tunnel the active plugins through the JonDo servers.

Let me know what happens.