To Enable Tethering on your Android phone:
1. Install the TetherBot application on your phone -
2. Install the Android SDK on your PC. Also install the device driver bundled with the SDK.
3. Now go to Menu > Settings > Applications > Development and enable USB Debugging on your phone.
4. Connect the phone to your PC; start the TetherBot application and press the Start Socks button.
5. On your PC, go to Command Prompt (Run > CMD) and navigate to the androidsdktools directory.
6. Type this command and execute it
adb forward tcp:1080 tcp:1080
This starts a SOCKS proxy on Port 1080 using which you can connect to the internet.
You can now use this proxy to access the internet using any browser which allows you to set up a SOCKS proxy like Opera or Firefox.
For example, in Firefox, go to Tools > Options > Advanced > Network > Connection > Settings > Manual Proxy Configuration >
Type: SOCKS
Host: localhost
Port: 1080
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Saturday, March 5, 2011
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Indian channels for free on mobile
I have been planning to write this article for a long time now but couldn’t as i wasn’t able to find live streaming links for all the major Indian TV channels. But, i have decided to publish all the current working links for live streaming and update this article as and when i discover new links for other channels.
Anyways, at first the idea of live streaming Indian TV channels on mobile phone seemed a lame and useless as GPRS isn’t considered the best option for streaming videos. However, since 3G is still months away from official launch, i tried to gamble with it and found that streaming isn’t that bad at all! Channels that provide lo version ran quite nicely without any snag (tried on Airtel Mobile Office). Coming back to the topic, i was able to find some working links that allow you to watch live streaming of few channels like MTV, 9XM and Colours. Open the following mentioned url’s in your mobile phone’s default web browser to view live streaming of channels:
* rtsp://94.75.250.53:554/rtplive/9xm (9XM – lo version)
* rtsp://94.75.250.53:554/live/9xm2 (9Xm – hi version)
* rtsp://79.125.116.42/rtpencoder/zenga003.sdp (Colors)
* rstp://79.125.116.42/rtpencoder/zenga007.sdp (MTv)
* rtsp://121.241.248.1:554/rtpencoder/NDTV24X7_H264.sdp (NDTV 24×7)
* rtsp://121.241.248.1:554/rtpencoder/AAJTAK_H264.sdp (AajTak)
* rtsp://59.162.166.213:554/LINKS/71080e65521073e1a4aa182e6b65353807954183954774363748604bd14b0b001fd35328c0f1b5638-8-28-10.sdp?msisdn=9651258324?pkg_id=3?region=airtel (TenSports)
Anyways, at first the idea of live streaming Indian TV channels on mobile phone seemed a lame and useless as GPRS isn’t considered the best option for streaming videos. However, since 3G is still months away from official launch, i tried to gamble with it and found that streaming isn’t that bad at all! Channels that provide lo version ran quite nicely without any snag (tried on Airtel Mobile Office). Coming back to the topic, i was able to find some working links that allow you to watch live streaming of few channels like MTV, 9XM and Colours. Open the following mentioned url’s in your mobile phone’s default web browser to view live streaming of channels:
* rtsp://94.75.250.53:554/rtplive/9xm (9XM – lo version)
* rtsp://94.75.250.53:554/live/9xm2 (9Xm – hi version)
* rtsp://79.125.116.42/rtpencoder/zenga003.sdp (Colors)
* rstp://79.125.116.42/rtpencoder/zenga007.sdp (MTv)
* rtsp://121.241.248.1:554/rtpencoder/NDTV24X7_H264.sdp (NDTV 24×7)
* rtsp://121.241.248.1:554/rtpencoder/AAJTAK_H264.sdp (AajTak)
* rtsp://59.162.166.213:554/LINKS/71080e65521073e1a4aa182e6b65353807954183954774363748604bd14b0b001fd35328c0f1b5638-8-28-10.sdp?msisdn=9651258324?pkg_id=3?region=airtel (TenSports)
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