Choosing which PC satellite TV is the best deal can be a bit difficult with all of the software that is available all claiming to be the "best of the best". When I first set out searching for satellite TV software for my computer I was mainly looking for a few things:

- the software to have one-time low fee rather than monthly or yearly charge.
- all major channels to be included.
- to be able to watch live sport, including football, basketball, and so-on.
- to be easy to setup.
- to work without the need for extra hardware like a satellite dish.

I was asking for a lot but then I wanted the best deal for my money, as I'm sure you do. What i found was a few reviews that tended to recommend the same PC satellite TV deal so i went ahead and purchased. I was very pleased with the software and have since recommended it to several friends.

The particular package I chose over delivers with over 4000 channels from the major television networks, a low one-time fee, and a simple setup procedure. Although I can't guarantee that these will still be available, I was also able to buy the software with some great bonuses included. This includes free unlimited downloads of movies, TV shows, and MP3 music, plus a media player.

Whilst there is plenty of satellite television software claiming to be the best, I wouldn't look much further than the software I currently use. The quality is outstanding, and it also very versatile in that you can use it anywhere that has an internet connection. Furthermore you don't even need to have broadband to watch the channels smoothly, unlike several other computer satellite TV packages this software can work on slow internet connections.

When I recommend this software to friends I'm typically asked a couple of questions. Firstly, whether watching satellite TV through your PC is legal. The package I recommend is 100% legal and involves no hacking or cracking to watch the channels. Secondly, for some reason people think that because the software is so cheap it must only show poor quality channels, and to be honest I thought this too before I purchased. However, it includes channels from major networks such as NBC, ESPN, BBC, CNN, FOX, CNBC, and many more, on any topic you can imagine (news, movies, music, sports, weather, education, shopping, kids TV, etc).