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TimeLord2018 29-01-2025 16:51

Re: Streaming services news, offers and general chit chat
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by buckeye (Post 36190277)
I will be keeping my fingers crossed a platform built for 60hz TV will work correctly with 50hz TV, especially sport.
Its not too long ago Sky Sports on Now TV was a stutter fest, they finally make it a very good service and now abandon a platform that a lot of money must have been sunk into to make it a very good service.
As someone who is lucky enough to use Peacock I would say that Now's interface is superior, lets hope that's the only thing better on the Now service.

Frame rate matching was added to Sky Showtime app in Europe a few months ago so I suspect the new Now app will be capable of that.

Legendkiller2k 06-02-2025 15:31

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Netflix UK raising prices again.

Breaking Down The New Prices

Netflix offers three separate tiers, each with its own limitations and video quality.

Here’s what they look like after today’s pricing changes:
Standard with Ads

Old price: £4.99/month
New price: £5.99/month (£1 increase)
Features: Full HD streaming, two devices at once, most content (with some exclusions), downloads on one device, and several minutes of adverts per hour

Standard

Old price: £10.99/month
New price: £12.99/month (£2 increase)
Features: Full HD streaming, two devices at once, no adverts, downloads on two devices, full content library

Premium

Old price: £17.99/month
New price: £18.99/month (£1 increase)
Features: Ultra HD (4K) and HDR, four devices at once, no adverts, downloads on six devices, spatial audio, full content library

1701-e 06-02-2025 16:21

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The glorious streaming future....

Itshim 06-02-2025 17:55

Re: Streaming services news, offers and general chit chat
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by SnoopZ (Post 36186285)
3 months free Apple TV for anyone with a Playstation, new subscription only.

Got that via curry's buying an air fryer. Not interested in it :erm:

SnoopZ 06-02-2025 20:02

Re: Streaming services news, offers and general chit chat
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Itshim (Post 36190788)
Got that via curry's buying an air fryer. Not interested in it :erm:

Some excellent shows on it, but you likely like alot of stuff that I consider crap as well.

Paul 06-02-2025 20:02

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Apple give them away for all sorts of things.
I got the 3 month offer with a SIM from ID last week.
Unlikely to take it up as you always have to remember to cancel.

SnoopZ 06-02-2025 20:03

Re: Streaming services news, offers and general chit chat
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul (Post 36190800)
Apple give them away for all sorts of things.
I got the 3 month offer with a SIM from ID last week.
Unlikely to take it up as you always have to remember to cancel.

You can cancel straight away and still use it.

TimeLord2018 06-02-2025 20:05

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It's 3 months free when signing up to Currys Perks which doesn't cost anything.

The £5 per month Barclays Blue Rewards includes Apple TV+ and MLS season pass.

Paul 06-02-2025 20:06

Re: Streaming services news, offers and general chit chat
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by SnoopZ (Post 36190801)
You can cancel straight away and still use it.

Good to know, but I get all the Apple shows I want from other sources anyway. ;)

SnoopZ 06-02-2025 20:06

Re: Streaming services news, offers and general chit chat
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul (Post 36190803)
Good to know, but I get all the Apple shows I want from other sources anyway. ;)

Same here if I'm not able to get a trial.

Paul 06-02-2025 20:07

Re: Streaming services news, offers and general chit chat
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by TimeLord2018 (Post 36190802)
It's 3 months free when signing up to Currys Perks which doesn't cost anything.

Yes, but the smallprint generally says you have to cancel or they will start charging after 3 months.

1701-e 06-02-2025 22:11

Re: Streaming services news, offers and general chit chat
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul (Post 36190805)
Yes, but the smallprint generally says you have to cancel or they will start charging after 3 months.

You can cancel straight away and still use it up to the end date of the free period

djmagnifique 06-02-2025 23:10

Re: Streaming services news, offers and general chit chat
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul (Post 36190800)
Apple give them away for all sorts of things.
I got the 3 month offer with a SIM from ID last week.
Unlikely to take it up as you always have to remember to cancel.

If you don't want it I'll have the code :D

vincerooney 07-02-2025 02:22

Re: Streaming services news, offers and general chit chat
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Legendkiller2k (Post 36190777)
Netflix UK raising prices again.

Breaking Down The New Prices

Netflix offers three separate tiers, each with its own limitations and video quality.

Here’s what they look like after today’s pricing changes:
Standard with Ads

Old price: £4.99/month
New price: £5.99/month (£1 increase)
Features: Full HD streaming, two devices at once, most content (with some exclusions), downloads on one device, and several minutes of adverts per hour

Standard

Old price: £10.99/month
New price: £12.99/month (£2 increase)
Features: Full HD streaming, two devices at once, no adverts, downloads on two devices, full content library

Premium

Old price: £17.99/month
New price: £18.99/month (£1 increase)
Features: Ultra HD (4K) and HDR, four devices at once, no adverts, downloads on six devices, spatial audio, full content library

i'm still up technically because i no longer have to pay for the WWE Network....but i'd actually prefer to still pay for the WWE Network considering barely anything moved over to Netflix....

Legendkiller2k 07-02-2025 02:59

Re: Streaming services news, offers and general chit chat
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by vincerooney (Post 36190819)
i'm still up technically because i no longer have to pay for the WWE Network....but i'd actually prefer to still pay for the WWE Network considering barely anything moved over to Netflix....

Netflix are adding vault content in batches over time.


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