13 Mar 2024 01:35 PM
13 Mar 2024 01:38 PM
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Sky won't permit subcription to both products at one address. I suspect that if you notify Sky you are moving Glass, that will cause cancellation of the Q subscription.
Whether Sky actually has any good way to deal with this situation is unknown: there's no on-premises technical reason why both systems can't be there, but the billing platform might well break.
13 Mar 2024 02:04 PM
@Normal+people wrote:
Moving to my mums house. She has sky q and I have sky glass. Best procedures to transfer?? She wants to keep as sky q
You could always cancel your streaming TV subscription and use the Glass TV with a Sky Q minibox.
Your mum would need to get a multiscreen subscription added to her Q account which would cost a lot less than your streaming subscription.
13 Mar 2024 02:35 PM
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@Padam_Padam wrote:
@Normal+people wrote:
Moving to my mums house. She has sky q and I have sky glass. Best procedures to transfer?? She wants to keep as sky qYou could always cancel your streaming TV subscription and use the Glass TV with a Sky Q minibox.
No native UHD from Sky with that solution though.