Cable Forum - VOD Netflix/Streaming Services

Full HD: Watch all the Sky Sports channels, plus selected shows and movies, in 1080p video quality instead of the usual 720p.
Smoother sporting action: Two Sky Sports channels – Main Event and Premier League – are available at 50 frames per second (except on LG TV).
Awesome audio: Got a surround sound speaker system or soundbar? Boost lets you enjoy a fully immersive audio experience with Dolby Digital 5.1.
An extra stream: Another handy benefit is that you get to stream on 3 devices at the same time. Perfect for families that can’t agree on what to watch!

muppetman11

22-11-2019 09:20

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Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 36017932)

It's a shame that BT Sport costs so much more on Sky, though. Maybe that will change when the new arrangements with BT take effect next year.

We are on about Now TV here.

Sky have signed a wholesale deal with BT to allow them to sell BT Sport to its customers this must be very close as the Now TV sports and entertainment channels briefly showed up on some BT You view boxes before disappearing.

Legendkiller2k

22-11-2019 12:37

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Originally Posted by muppetman11 (Post 36017927)

On the website Sky Sports has an offer of 6 months for £20 a month so with the boost a total of £23 which seems pretty fair to me. It also allows you three concurrent streams as opposed to the usual two.

Just recieved that offer also recieved entertainment pass at £3.50p/m for 6 months, skycinema at £5p/m for 6 months.
So all in for £33.50p/m is cracking value i feel.

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Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 36017932)

It's a shame that BT Sport costs so much more on Sky, though. Maybe that will change when the new arrangements with BT take effect next year.

Will SKY make Skysports cheaper for BT customers in return?
To add though btsports is coming to the nowtv stick/box.

jfman

22-11-2019 12:50

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 36017933)

l doubt it...

The Champions League money has to come from somewhere!

denphone

22-11-2019 13:14

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Originally Posted by jfman (Post 36017965)

The Champions League money has to come from somewhere!

Exactly as so much for OB saying those trusty old Pay TV sports channels were going to go the way of the dodo.:p:

muppetman11

22-11-2019 19:58

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Originally Posted by Legendkiller2k (Post 36017963)

Just recieved that offer also recieved entertainment pass at £3.50p/m for 6 months, skycinema at £5p/m for 6 months.
So all in for £33.50p/m is cracking value i feel.

Argos currently have the Now TV stick with a month entertainment and a month cinema and a 1 day sports pass for £14.99.

They also have a 6 month Entertainment pass with Now TV stick for £29.99.

OLD BOY

25-11-2019 12:36

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BT is looking tonget Disney+ onto its platform soon. Hopefully, Virgin Media will do the same, from launch preferably.

https://www.rxtvlog.com/2019/11/bt-w...-platform.html

denphone

25-11-2019 12:48

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Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 36018208)

BT is looking tonget Disney+ onto its platform soon. Hopefully, Virgin Media will do the same, from launch preferably.

https://www.rxtvlog.com/2019/11/bt-w...-platform.html

Well we shall see if Virgin Media will do the same as for all we know they might already be in talks about it.

OLD BOY

25-11-2019 13:04

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 36018212)

Well we shall see if Virgin Media will do the same as for all we know they might already be in talks about it.

I would be disappointed if they were not.

pip08456

25-11-2019 13:05

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Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 36018208)

BT is looking tonget Disney+ onto its platform soon. Hopefully, Virgin Media will do the same, from launch preferably.

https://www.rxtvlog.com/2019/11/bt-w...-platform.html

You mean in 5 months at the earliest. No-one in the UK can get it before March 31st.

Chris

25-11-2019 13:55

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Originally Posted by pip08456 (Post 36018217)

You mean in 5 months at the earliest. No-one in the UK can get it before March 31st.

I think we’ve dodged a bullet, given the problems they’ve had. Hopefully by next spring it will actually work, and not leak subs details like a sieve.

pip08456

25-11-2019 14:07

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Originally Posted by Chris (Post 36018230)

I think we’ve dodged a bullet, given the problems they’ve had. Hopefully by next spring it will actually work, and not leak subs details like a sieve.

Yeh at least they will have had time to iron the kniks out.

OLD BOY

25-11-2019 16:55

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Originally Posted by pip08456 (Post 36018217)

You mean in 5 months at the earliest. No-one in the UK can get it before March 31st.

Yes, I appreciate that it's not here yet, but it would be good to get it at launch.

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Originally Posted by Chris (Post 36018230)

I think we’ve dodged a bullet, given the problems they’ve had. Hopefully by next spring it will actually work, and not leak subs details like a sieve.

True, although Disney has claimed it's not their fault, and that it's customers who are re-using their passwords that have caused this.

Not sure if I believe that or not, but it's what they have claimed.

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