Thread: General Changes to Virgin TV (2021)
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Old 28-02-2021, 10:31   #262
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Re: Changes to Virgin TV (2021)

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Originally Posted by ScottishSteve View Post
They do already

Amazon Prime & Disney + offer UHD sometimes in HDR

Yet on Now TV it is an extra £3 a month for HD

Shocking when your already paying a tenner a month for a handful of channels or £12 for Cinema
Completely agree , it's madness on the part of Sky.

With competitors content available in both HD , UHD and HDR and offering the ability to watch on a wide range of devices and upto 4 concurrent streams its laughable that both Sky and Virgin continue with these absurd amounts for greater picture quality and multiroom.

Last time I looked Sky was something like £14 for Multiroom
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