Tivo V6 Would you prefer to have Sky Atlantic instead of BT Sport in Full House/XL? - Page 5

muppetman11 · 21-10-2017, 12:55

It's easier to know online because you generally know what sites you've been visiting of late.

I'm not sure what data Sky Adsmart uses to target it's ads if I'm honest and the majority of the time I'm fast forwarding them.

I watch very little live TV the exception being Sport.

Mr K · 21-10-2017, 12:56

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Originally Posted by spiderplant

On websites it's often really obvious. For example, this forum is currently showing me an advert for Holiday Inn Express. More than a coincidence that I stayed in one of their hotels last week?

It's showing me an advert for stair lifts, and that's bloody cheeky !
All a bit irrelevant as we all fast forward through the ads these days anyway? That's one of the main advantages of a PVR.

RichardCoulter · 21-10-2017, 14:30

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Originally Posted by jfman

I can get Sky Atlantic for £19.99 for six months with a Now TV box.

How much will BT Sport be standalone? More than that for one month?

Good point. I guess one workaround would be to ask for the log in details of someone who already subscribed or to share a subscription. BT Sport sometimes have offers too on sites like Groupon to bring the cost down.

Is BT Sport available in the normal way on TV Anywhere (or is it a separate app)? If a separate app, can it be casted so that it can be watched on the big telly?

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Originally Posted by Mr K

It's showing me an advert for stair lifts, and that's bloody cheeky !
All a bit irrelevant as we all fast forward through the ads these days anyway? That's one of the main advantages of a PVR.

LOL Mr K! That made me chuckle

jfman · 21-10-2017, 22:14

BT Sport is available on TV anywhere for Virgin customers but cannot be cast.

For BT subscribers I believe it can be sent to a Chromecast.

It's much easier to find a now TV box for £20 than a legitimate BT subscriber. Everyone I know who watches it does so because it's part of Virgin TV XL.

RichardCoulter · 21-10-2017, 22:55

Thanks for explaining