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are you talking about the TOR set up itself?
Proxies are typically very poor at this function, if they work at all. A better approach is a personal VPN. It puts your entire network connection through the tunnel. Everything works as it's supposed to with no hassle. while i didn't test them you can use a free VPN here:
http://techpp.com/2009/07/09/top-5-free-vpn-clients/
$10/month via paypal
http://www.uk-iplayer.com/
Net Flix has the entire collection from 2002-2011
Proxies and VPN? If you are connected to them they they are connected to you. Nothings free Rodge.
I sent you the text of my Torrc configuration file. The instructions in that webpage you have listed are out of date and refer to some deprecated functions. Don't spread those exit nodes around, it will reduce the bandwidth and make them useless for streaming.
Hmmm.
Whereas I, being reckless and hasty, not to mention cheap, went ahead & installed the Expat Shield software. Opted not to install the toolbar (yes you can- I did!)
It can be switched on/off from its icon on the taskbar. Works great!
I just came back from bbc.co.uk/iplayer/tv where I was watching the latest Dr. Who.
Appears that in the future, vehicles will look amazingly like an old-fashioned telephone box! Oh well, beats the Volt!
Eskyman
Tor's default is a random exit point.
The US, Germany, outer Mongolia, anywhere a Tor server is running.
I suggest implementing whatever config file changes B.S. Philo handed you.
Thanks B.S. philosopher - I'll work on it a little later.