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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.
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OFCOM are merely an extension of the Government and they sold off Freeview's spectrum because they wanted the cash, which at the time was worth a small fortune. Its the internet where it will all end up.
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Its already been done, twice. Both failed. I loved the HD trials from all the services but none of them worked. Click 001 or 101? The majority, even though they now own a HD TV, just click 1.
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@kodikid - Yet again you are the chimer of doom and gloom about YouView and its demise. How many years is that now? Ah yes, since the 1st January 2020, with 5,710 posts. Which, with your constant declarations of its doom since day 1, make me wonder why you post on here at all?
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Officially? No.
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I don't know what I'm going to do without my YouView box as I love it. It does everything I ever wanted it to. It will be a sad day when it goes/dies. A T3-R at £168? Maybe?
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The Man Who fell to Earth is a good punt if you like sci-fi. As with Star Trek Strange New Worlds the first 3 episodes are available. HALO is a bit meh (5/10). I too am going to cancel after 7 days. Plus they are about to lose a lot of their Star Trek films, which is embarrassing (due to previous rights contracts signed).…
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I signed up via Amazon Prime and had no problems. SKY users appear to be experiencing a lot of difficulties which are all on SKYs side. The service has had a lot of demand applications via the platform which it appears it has had difficulty coping with.
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@kodikid - *Que relevant but nine times out of ten unfunny response from the Royster and the now obligatory venom filled but totally irrelevant response from bandwagon jumper Dimb.* Trying to get a rise out of fellow forum members - fact. Thats well out of order.
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I've dived in on Paramount+'s 7 day free trail for its 3 SNW Star Trek episodes (which are very good BTW) only to find they haven't dropped anymore, which is disappointing. I may watch HALO next before the 7 days run out. I can wait for the rest of Star Trek. Anson Mounts hair honestly needs its own series. :)
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The saturation of on demand streamers has now become ridiculous. There won't be many that can afford to pay for them all. VERY expensive.
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HD can be attained for as little as £3 on NOW TV. They call it a Boost and its advert free.
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I meant an HD Blu ray player. It was 2 years old and just taking up shelf space. Hence the offer.
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I still use my Toshiba Blu Ray player as I still buy blurays for the quality of picture, with none of the compression that streaming content can suffer from. £20 from Richer Sounds. Though I was buying an awful lot of stuff at the time, so the shop manager through it in as a deal.
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And 3D?
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Today its best to think of flat screen TV's as having no speakers at all, as they are too thin. So when buying, always best to factor in the cost of a soundbar with it.
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Ah yes, Radio Rentals and Rumbelow's, as most working class people couldn't afford to buy a CRT TV back then. And 50p TV slots.
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What? I meant LED or QLED and that kind of thing? Sorry I wasn't clearer.