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Originally Posted by OLD BOY
Well, we will have the terrestrials and Netflix in 4K for a start. It's not like we won't have any 4k content.
Hopefully, we will also have Amazon and exclusive on demand material from Virgin Media.
Channels such as Discovery and Eurosport we should get as soon as they are delivered in 4k (not sure if they are yet).
Then, of course, there is BT Sport, which hopefully will be available to us.
Virgin Movies should also be available in 4K when the time comes, so you could ditch Sky Movies and watch PPV films instead.
Personally, I hope that Netflix start taking over studio rights to films as existing contracts expire and Sky lose the Premiership rights to the bigger global players so that we can avoid these restrictive practices which deny millions access to the TV they want to watch with their chosen providers.
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The reality is, if you want 4K in some abudance, you are going to have to pay for it, no matter what platform you are on.
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Well you do raise some good points, but like let's take virgin movies you can't record them or watch them after two days, unless there offered a virgin movies sunscription then it's a possable good idea. But then the sports like 4K premiership football no way round that
Look at like this in order to get movies in 4K we should need to pay everytime you want to watch, but if you was a sky customer you can watch SD HD and 4K anytime you want, how can virgin hold on there I do wonder, while still charging same or a bit more than sky movies and sports without 4K.
Let's not forget exclusive F1 in 4K and more than likely the football exclusive in 4K, is there any solution there