How to listen to Pandora from outside the US

I’ve been searching the web for a long time on ways to listen to Pandora from outside the US, as I really don’t live there. I’ve downloaded many programs (including the very complicated TOR) and tried various different proxy services, but nothing really worked well. Either it was just TOO damn slow, or sometimes blocked by Pandora, or cost a lot of money (VPN services) and didn’t give the results I was looking for. All I really wanted was a simple way to listen to Pandora from outside the USA and to enjoy the best music service out there.

Well, now I have the true answer for my needs. In order to listen to Pandora from outside the US (and also watch various other online TV channels), just follow these steps. I promise you it’s the easiest and best way to do it!

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Easily change the shortcuts in PlacesBar

This is something I always wanted to do and now it’s really dead simple to accomplish. If you ever wanted to change the default shortcuts in the open/save dialogues of Windows (2000/ME/XP/Vista) and Office (2000/XP/2003/2007), but never knew exactly how to do it, this software is for you.

PlacesBar Editor is a software program that fills exactly this need that Microsoft left behind. This utility allows you to change them to be any folder you want.

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How to open ISO, CUE, CCD and NRG files without burning a CD or a DVD?

This is a very old tip, but a very good one that not enough people knows about - when you don’t want to waste a blank CD or a DVD just to check if what you’ve downloaded works, or if you just want to test your disk image before burning it, Daemon Tools lets you create up to four virtual CD/DVD drives and assign the right file for the drive. The process is called mounting images and it’s really easy to do it.

How to Use Daemon Tools?

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QuickMonth Calendar - access your taskbar calendar easily

QuickMonth Calendar is a freeware program which displays a small calendar on your windows desktop whenever your mouse hovers over the clock in the system tray (alternatively, the calendar display may be toggled by using the windows+q keyboard shortcut).

The program is loaded on startup and very light on memory. It doesn’t add any annoying icons near the taskbar, only more functionality. Highly recommended and also reviewed by lifehacker.

Play any video on your computer using this codec pack and player

Video codecs have always been a big problem for every user, no matter who the user is - we all encounter problems with codecs, on one occasion or another. We’ve recently tried more than 25 different codec packs and more than 15 different players, to find the best solution for those wanting to see videos that were encoded using different types of codecs, but want the process to be as simple as possible.

This codec pack, named - Codec 8.0 Build 9 is the perfect solution for you. Just uninstall any existing codec and codec packs you currently have on your computer and install this pack. That should solve all your codec problems. It doesn’t matter if it’s the sound that isn’t being played, the picture that displays blurry, the error messages that windows media player show you, or that the video is being played upside down The codec 8.0 build 9 is the answer.