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Receiving French TV channels from Cambodia?

Discussion started by Joo21 on 2013-01-25

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Receiving French TV channels from Cambodia?

Joo21 · 2013-01-25

hi everyone. in the next few days I’m moving to live in Cambodia and I’d like to know if we can get French channels from there with a satellite dish or a cable subscription—is it possible or should I forget about it? thanks for your replies! :)

Watching French TV channels from Cambodia?

Hoedic · 2013-01-25

Hi,

In Cambodia, you can catch two French channels via cable: TV5Monde and France 24. TV5Monde mostly airs programs from France Télévisions along with content from other French-speaking countries like Switzerland, Belgium, and Quebec. France 24 is a 24-hour news channel similar to LCI in France. Expect to pay around $10 per month to access them.

Getting French TV channels in Cambodia?

Hoedic · 2013-01-25

I forgot to tell you that you can also get the traditional French channels online... but not all of them.

Watching French TV channels from Cambodia?

Joo21 · 2013-02-01

Okay, thanks for your replies—I’ll just have to do without, no big deal. I’ll watch online instead. Sorry for the late reply, and thanks! 🙂

Watching French TV channels from Cambodia?

Jefstys · 2018-08-14

Hi there,

You’ve got the IPTV box solution, but you’ll need a really strong internet connection. It’s a box that lets you access all the French channels (even the premium ones! Canal and its spin-offs, BeIN 1, 2, etc.), plus all the others...

If you’re interested (just to be clear—you *need* a super solid connection!!), I’m on PP today and tomorrow...

The box with a 1-year subscription costs $150, and the annual renewal is $100.

Free installation at your place—just drop me a PM if you’re interested!

See you soon

How to watch French TV channels from Cambodia?

Zahoo6 · 2026-01-19

When I was in Morocco, I subscribed to an IPTV plan on the site splox.net

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