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Originally Posted by gunner45
Sky Q never had an IPTV mode. The box is for broadcast TV and the only live streaming is from third-party apps like BBC iPlayer which manage the streams themselves. However Sky's own catch-up and on-demand on Sky Q is downloading to disk as the box cannot do streaming. This is why Sky must migrate all legacy boxes to Sky Stream, its IPTV service which is delivered exclusively through Sky Glass and the Sky Stream puck.
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So how do all the Skysports+ streams work ? and where is what you say actually documented ?
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Originally Posted by RichardCoulter
Does anyone know if there are any particular complexities in recording IPTV, as the only platform that does it is BT EE. A box was supposed to come out that could record Freesat, Freeview & IPTV, but when it launched the IPTV record function was missing, leading me to wonder if, for some reason, be it legal or technical, that doing this was problematic
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Its not going to be technical, if you can generate a signal to drive a TV set, you can generate one for recording.
Perhaps we'll all end up back using VCRs to record (or at least the more modern equivelent, to record the generated video to disk).