
Current and up to date episodes of The Daily Show, The Colbert Report and South Park are available for flash video streaming for those living in the US. However, these shows are restricted for people outside of the US. With this method I'm about to go through, current episodes can be watched from anywhere in the world.
The method has worked since January 2010. It does not require the use of a proxy service and it works by changing the user agent in one's Firefox browser.
Step 1) Open Firefox and install the Add-on from this address: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/967/.
Step 2) Restart Firefox, and then click Tools -> Modify Headers.
Step 3) Enter 'X-Forwarded-For' in the first box and in the second box enter '12.13.14.15' as in the diagram below. Click 'Add' to add it to the the list of actions.
Step 4) Click on the 'Options' tab, and check the box 'Always On'.
Step 5) Watch anything from http://www.colbertnation.com/, http://www.thedailyshow.com/ and http://www.southparkstudios.com/. Enjoy!
Source: ReaverXai - http://www.reddit.com/r/entertainment/comments/9sfen/colbert_skewers_beck_for_constant_tears/c0e8jfp
Tips
I have found that using this change may effect other websites, for example, Steampowered.com will display US prices instead of whatever local prices you have. You can use this to your advantage if you have a valid US address.
If you do not have administrator priviliges and you do not have Firefox installed, you can use FirefoxPortable to install Firefox on any machine. You can also install the Flash plugin using my guide here.
Frederick Mills · 746 weeks ago
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Andytizer 27p · 746 weeks ago
"Google Chrome's extension API has no support for modifying network requests, so there's no way to do this at an extension level."
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Eddie · 725 weeks ago
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Monti · 685 weeks ago
Works fine with the method above except there was no 'always on' after opening the 'options' tab
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ertyui · 662 weeks ago
Jeromicon · 646 weeks ago
Alternatively you can open Firefox, click Tools > Add Ons, search for "modify headers", select it from the results and click "install"; then proceed to step 2. {To be honest though they're just 2 different ways of going to the same place and getting the same thing. So figures if one's down, both shoud be down}
FYI: Step 4 is obselete. There is no "always on" setting. All you need to do is make sure the newly added setting has a green light alongside it(double click the new line if not), AND that you've clicked "start"(big smiley face on top left).
Good to go then.
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