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Old 28-09-2019, 23:20   #6511
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Re: Netflix/Streaming Services

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Originally Posted by OLD BOY View Post
This looks like a sneek preview of Sky's new IPTV service that will be coming to the UK soon. Typically, Sky is not offering the best picture quality, presumably to deter satellite customers from leaving. Not exactly customer friendly, are they?

https://www.broadbandtvnews.com/2019...re-only-sky-q/
Isn't BT the only live IPTV service in the UK to offer UHD and that's because it uses its own multicast network to deliver it meaning you must have BT internet and be able to receive a certain speed. Sky may intend to deliver it to customers no matter who's your ISP.
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