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I dill get you? Or him.
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Sage - one (such as a profound philosopher) distinguished for wisdom. A mature or venerable person of sound judgment. The opposite word to sage is fool.
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No. Thats not the reason. Yet again you declare yourself the sage of all things YouView. Thankfully, thats not the case and so will stick with the Tech team. Best option.
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Totally agree. YouView - simple on top, complex underneath.
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That's what I said. We are talking about the box, after all.
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3mb's is more than enough to replicate an SD Terrestrial broadcast. 6 for HD. Unfortunately 4K is far beyond that. 26 is recommended for say, NETFLIX and 43 for BT Sport.
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I saw an OFCOM stat once (no citation) that stated more people can get BB (broadband) than can get Freeview reception. Satellite is a minority platform compared to Terrestrial and the internet, hence why SKY thought about it, but then backtracked. As they don't have their own network and so have to rent a third party's.…
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I take your point, but it's a start.
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Roy's correct. You need a BT TV account to view any internet channel over BT's network. The shift from Freeview to the internet is a move all providers have planned for some number of years. 🙂
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Can I provide some clarity here? To get the provided Freeview channels over the internet one needs a BT TV account. So, no account, no channels.
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Hi @skiller, have you asked BT?
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Hi guys and welcome to the forum. :)
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Your attempts to get a rise out of me are laughable. Not very good at it are you? Poor poor poor..
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Looks like it. Damn, it was never meant to be this way. :(
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After the storm, have you checked you still have an aerial?
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As this platform attests to, Prime Video users won't like it even if it is any good, as people don't like change. Even if it is better.
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Thats not the reason for the 3pm TV blackout. Need to do your research mate. Thats twice now you've declared your opinion as fact and both have been completely wrong.
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Actually, they don't. The EFL's viewing figures on TV are abysmal. Thats probably because most fans go. The SPL's are even worse. This coming season, Match of the Day has Premier League highlights and ITV have all the rest [GROANS] because they are **** at it. Adverts adverts adverts and their presentation and…
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Didn't work mate. B)
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World Cup coverage (and the tournament) begins on Mon 21st Nov and finishes on Sun 18th Dec. Premier League teams start again on Boxing day, Mon 26th Dec. World Cup Coverage is provided by both the BBC and ITV, so as you both say, food for thought for a discounted Sky subscription take up and may be the reason why they…
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Thats total rubbish. These offers aren't emailed to current subscribers, only past. I've had many discount emails from them (Sports/Cinema and Entertainment) but I've never seen a £20 Sports offer before and for 12 months? :o Unheard of.
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Specific,Steve, as it has my first name on it. I'm an ex-NOW TV subscriber.
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Just read the email. For 12 months? :o Wow, thats their best offer yet.
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Subtitles are a very contentious issue for all providers and platforms and are much talked about. They should be available for all programmes and films, but they aren't. Its all down to the provider, not the aggregator.
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Thats fair enough, actually. I can see where your coming from now. Sorry for misunderstanding.
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What complete and utter bull ****. You simply don't like it because you didn't know about it. Whatever....
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Hi @Roy, and no, I can't answer any of your questions apart from one - Why did it fail? I've already answered that. It's because the majority of people aren't bothered about HD. They just want to watch TV. Though recent OFCOM stats suggest SD/HD viewing is now 50/50 which is a big increase over what it was.