Cable Forum - VOD Netflix/Streaming Services

Yes, it is amazing how quickly you can access Netflix when using other devices.

However, to be fair, once you are in, the speed seems to be the same with the Tivo.

Dont know about that, we hardly ever used Netflix on TiVo it was just sooo slow. Got a new Hisense 58" tV and Netflix is blazing fast, its seamless. Really making me think long and hard about other Sky subscriptions.....

Now if Netflix provided access to Sky Sports....

Or Sports started leaving sky

OLD BOY

25-03-2016 17:50

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BT and Talk Talk have broken Sky's stranglehold on Game of Thrones!

Now, why couldn't Virgin have done that? Grrr!

http://www.seenit.co.uk/game-of-thro...nd-it-matters/

denphone

25-03-2016 18:11

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And l can guarantee you that it will come with a considerable price tag to customers who want to purchase it..

muppetman11

25-03-2016 19:30

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35829174)

And l can guarantee you that it will come with a considerable price tag to customers who want to purchase it..

Agreed digital purchases are to expensive in my opinion.

johnathome

25-03-2016 19:34

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From that link it was about £20 for the first season and if i remember right once you leave BT you lose your purchases?

theone2k10

26-03-2016 11:08

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Originally Posted by johnathome (Post 35829188)

From that link it was about £20 for the first season and if i remember right once you leave BT you lose your purchases?
http://bt.custhelp.com/app/answers/d...t-tv-purchases

No once you leave BT you have a limited time to download your purchase, it is yours to keep.

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If you leave BT TV you'll no longer be able to watch your films on your BT box. You'll still be able to watch your content after you've left BT TV, providing you've downloaded a copy to one of your devices via the app or web player before you end your TV service.

You'll need to re-enter your BT ID details every 30 days to access your purchases, which will require you to be connected to the internet.

muppetman11

31-03-2016 23:19

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Sky launches app for kids

https://recombu.com/digital/article/...u-need-to-know

denphone

04-04-2016 09:19

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Netflix to air The Bridge creator's Marcella worldwide.

http://www.theguardian.com/media/201...anna-friel-itv

denphone

10-04-2016 10:28

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Netflix subscription prices to rise.

http://www.independent.co.uk/life-st...-a6974796.html

SnoopZ

10-04-2016 10:48

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35831769)

Netflix subscription prices to rise.

http://www.independent.co.uk/life-st...-a6974796.html

Bollocks!

passingbat

10-04-2016 11:53

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35831769)

Netflix subscription prices to rise.

http://www.independent.co.uk/life-st...-a6974796.html

Why are people surprised? People on the grandfathered price knew this was coming. They would have received an email 2 years ado informing them.

Sensationalised reporting in my view.

Stop It

10-04-2016 12:54

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Originally Posted by passingbat (Post 35831783)

Why are people surprised? People on the grandfathered price new this was coming. They would have received an email 2 years ado informing them.

Sensationalised reporting in my view.

Well, if you look above...

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Originally Posted by SnoopZ (Post 35831773)

Bollocks!

It seems to be correct. I knew the price rise was coming, in fact, it tells you as such if you click "My Account" on the Netflix site. However, expecting people to actually look at that, or e-mails advising of price rises is too much for some people! :p

theone2k10

10-04-2016 13:09

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35831769)

Netflix subscription prices to rise.

http://www.independent.co.uk/life-st...-a6974796.html

Not really a price rise, those who joined Netflix before first price rise had their prices frozen for 2 years, this 2 year period is now coming to a end so they will now pay same price as everyone else does.

denphone

10-04-2016 13:16

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Many won't realise that though.

SnoopZ

10-04-2016 16:02

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Originally Posted by Stop It (Post 35831788)

Well, if you look above...

It seems to be correct. I knew the price rise was coming, in fact, it tells you as such if you click "My Account" on the Netflix site. However, expecting people to actually look at that, or e-mails advising of price rises is too much for some people! :p

I wasn't saying it wasn't correct, i was just saying bollocks at the price rise in general. :)

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35831796)

Many won't realise that though.

I currently pay £6.99 a month so is my price going up or not? :)

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