> I noticed this in a post: "If you're calling from a Brazilian IP
> address then you'll automatically get canStream/canSample/etc values
> based on what's available in Brazil."

> Is it possible at all to get values for a country other than the
> calling IP?

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> There's actually a bug right now (that I've been tracing down) that makes
> all API requests think they're coming from the US. I'll get this fixed ASAP.

> But there's also a new, as yet undocumented parameter that can be used to
> override the region. If you pass region=BR you'll be treated as if you're
> in Brazil. It's the same for any region we're launched in.

> Ian

> On Thu, May 10, 2012 at 1:04 PM, Mark S <ad...@spinscout.com> wrote:
> > Hi,

> > I noticed this in a post: "If you're calling from a Brazilian IP
> > address then you'll automatically get canStream/canSample/etc values
> > based on what's available in Brazil."

> > Is it possible at all to get values for a country other than the
> > calling IP?

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