No. Your browser with an up-to-date flash plug-in is enough.

We are doing everything possible to allow you to watch TV without any problems. If firewall interference continues, please open Port 1935. Or get a friend who can do it for you.

For licensing reasons Wilmaa reception is only available in Switzerland at the present time. We are negotiating with other countries so that there is also Wilmaa reception abroad. At the present time, however, we cannot be specific about dates.

You are probably using an IP address which isn’t registered in Switzerland. Your Internet access may come through a connection abroad. It is normal in larger company networks to have all employee Internet access from a central location in the head office. If this is abroad, then Wilmaa won’t be able to recognise you as a Swiss viewer. If you go to the website www.wieistmeineip.ch you will be able to see how your current IP address appears externally and to which country it is allocated.

In order to be able to watch TV with Wilmaa, you need the latest version of Adobe Flash Player on your computer. Use this URL to verify which version is currently installed on your PC: www.adobe.com

As soon as you watch TV irrespective whether on TV or via the Internet you are obliged to register with Billag. This is the law: www.billag.com

We are constantly working towards bringing other channels with a reception in Switzerland to you at home. Please let us know which of your favourite TV programmes you are still unable to get, by emailing us (wilmaa@wilmaa.com).

Wilmaa operates via Unicast Streaming i.e. a stream per user from the server. For distribution purposes we use the network from Akamai Technologies (www.akamai.com), This means we have guaranteed reliability that streams will always arrive at the end user, even where there is heavy traffic. The bandwidth used for the streams is around 1 Mbit/s.