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I know that some services like Amazon Prime do not work on Media Player Devices (like Fire TV). On my Fire TV I can see the content but I can't play it. I am wondering, if there's a fix for this. Paid services (like UnblockUS) can play them. Is there a second domain that can be added to the list? Is there a way to add IPs (instead of domains) to the dnsmasq list. Thanks...
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i try to figure out the right Domain, but i don't know how todo this.
Could someone help ?
I use tunlr-style-dns-unblocking because i need sni.
So could someone explain me
{
"name":"aws-amazon-com",
"dest_addr":"aws.amazon.com",
"modes":[
{
"port":80,
"mode":"http"
},
{
"port":443,
"mode":"https"
}
],
"catchall":false,
"enabled":true
}
what does catchall mean ? And how can i figure out the right Server ? I know tunlr-style-dns-unblocking is out dated but i if i want to use the Playstation, i can only use this.
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I know that some services like Amazon Prime do not work on Media Player Devices (like Fire TV). On my Fire TV I can see the content but I can't play it. I am wondering, if there's a fix for this. Paid services (like UnblockUS) can play them. Is there a second domain that can be added to the list? Is there a way to add IPs (instead of domains) to the dnsmasq list. Thanks...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: