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Originally Posted by Jameseh
I had a better explanation then Chrome crapped out. 
Anyway, Sat>IP is just a technology that converts a satellite stream into a mobile/tablet friendly video feed. So you can watch any channel you have on Sky, on any device you want, anywhere. Combine that with planner sharing (the Sky name for multiroom streaming) and you can watch every recording you've made in the same way.
So it beats Sky Go as you can watch every channel & your recordings plus as the feed is from your house and is only for you, shouldn't face overloading problems for popular events like Sky Go & TVCatchup do during the football.
AFAIK, TiVo Stream does the same thing except it first goes through a TiVo and uses a tuner (rather than a raw satellite feed) to do the same thing as Sat>IP.
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BITW! I'm hoping to go to the TV recordings in November, hopefully they're somewhere up north. |
Sat>IP was jointly developed by SES , BSKYB and Danish software company Craftworks.
http://www.ses.com/satip