19 Mar 2024 08:18 PM
I have just upgraded to add sky hd ultra so that I can watch Netflix in 2 devices but it still won't work and only allows me to watch on 1 device , how can I watch in 2 devices
19 Mar 2024 08:23 PM
Posted by a Superuser, not a Sky employee. Find out more
@Michelle1989 wrote:
I have just upgraded to add sky hd ultra so that I can watch Netflix in 2 devices but it still won't work and only allows me to watch on 1 device , how can I watch in 2 devices
Unforunately to be more in line wit Netflix - SKY changed the way it charges & adding the Ultra HD add on does not increase the Netflis level.
From Mid December 2023 the levels are :
Netflix (Base level) is the With Ads service - 2 Screens in HD (list cost £4)
Boost to Netflix Standard - 2 Screens in HD Ad free (list price an additional £6 thus £10 in total for Netflix)
Boost to Netflix Premium - 4 Screens up to UHD/HDR (list price an additional £11 thus £15 in total for Netflix)
you may need to call to arrange the switch
P.S. When you pay via SKY, you still cannot, currently, add the 'extra member' add on for use by family members not in your physical household that is available for those paying directly to Netflix
19 Mar 2024 08:23 PM
Posted by a Superuser, not a Sky employee. Find out more
@Michelle1989 wrote:
I have just upgraded to add sky hd ultra so that I can watch Netflix in 2 devices but it still won't work and only allows me to watch on 1 device , how can I watch in 2 devices
@Michelle1989 Hiya with Netflix it used to depend on what packages you have with Sky, as to how many screens and what resolution you get Netflix in but since December 2023 this changed to the following
Ultimate Package includes
Netflix Standard with Ads in HD
Watch on 2 devices.
upgrade Boost to Netflix Standard (No Ads). HD
cost £10
Watch on 2 devices
upgrade Boost to Netflix Premium UHD
cost £15
Watch on 4 devices
you need to contact Sky to upgrade
19 Mar 2024 08:23 PM
Posted by a Superuser, not a Sky employee. Find out more
@Michelle1989 wrote:
I have just upgraded to add sky hd ultra so that I can watch Netflix in 2 devices but it still won't work and only allows me to watch on 1 device , how can I watch in 2 devices
Unforunately to be more in line wit Netflix - SKY changed the way it charges & adding the Ultra HD add on does not increase the Netflis level.
From Mid December 2023 the levels are :
Netflix (Base level) is the With Ads service - 2 Screens in HD (list cost £4)
Boost to Netflix Standard - 2 Screens in HD Ad free (list price an additional £6 thus £10 in total for Netflix)
Boost to Netflix Premium - 4 Screens up to UHD/HDR (list price an additional £11 thus £15 in total for Netflix)
you may need to call to arrange the switch
P.S. When you pay via SKY, you still cannot, currently, add the 'extra member' add on for use by family members not in your physical household that is available for those paying directly to Netflix
19 Mar 2024 08:49 PM
Posted by a Superuser, not a Sky employee. Find out more
@Michelle1989 wrote:
I have just upgraded to add sky hd ultra so that I can watch Netflix in 2 devices but it still won't work and only allows me to watch on 1 device , how can I watch in 2 devices
All Netflix packages allow watching on Two devices.
19 Mar 2024 08:53 PM
Posted by a Superuser, not a Sky employee. Find out more
@oldfella wrote:
@Michelle1989 wrote:
I have just upgraded to add sky hd ultra so that I can watch Netflix in 2 devices but it still won't work and only allows me to watch on 1 device , how can I watch in 2 devices
All Netflix packages allow watching on Two devices.
Although for anyone still on the old method of charging the base was/is only 1 - so switching to the new base (with ads) would achieve the 2 limit
19 Mar 2024 08:57 PM - last edited: 19 Mar 2024 08:58 PM
Posted by a Superuser, not a Sky employee. Find out more
@nigea99 wrote:
@oldfella wrote:
@Michelle1989 wrote:
I have just upgraded to add sky hd ultra so that I can watch Netflix in 2 devices but it still won't work and only allows me to watch on 1 device , how can I watch in 2 devices
All Netflix packages allow watching on Two devices.
Although for anyone still on the old method of charging the base was/is only 1 - so switching to the new base (with ads) would achieve the 2 limit
Hi @nigea99
As they changed the Q package (added UHD) then they should automatically be changed to the new billing and format.
19 Mar 2024 09:03 PM - last edited: 19 Mar 2024 09:05 PM
Posted by a Superuser, not a Sky employee. Find out more
@oldfella wrote:
@nigea99 wrote:
@oldfella wrote:
@Michelle1989 wrote:
I have just upgraded to add sky hd ultra so that I can watch Netflix in 2 devices but it still won't work and only allows me to watch on 1 device , how can I watch in 2 devices
All Netflix packages allow watching on Two devices.
Although for anyone still on the old method of charging the base was/is only 1 - so switching to the new base (with ads) would achieve the 2 limit
Hi @nigea99
As they changed the Q package (added UHD) then they should automatically be changed to the new billing and format.
Maybe, but the way I personally read some of the upgrade info I was not 100% certain that adding the UHD pack would cause the base to change (like some other changes would) - just that it would no longer increase the level.
I could, of course, have misunderstood the info
19 Mar 2024 09:17 PM
Posted by a Superuser, not a Sky employee. Find out more
@nigea99 wrote:
@oldfella wrote:
@nigea99 wrote:
@oldfella wrote:
@Michelle1989 wrote:
I have just upgraded to add sky hd ultra so that I can watch Netflix in 2 devices but it still won't work and only allows me to watch on 1 device , how can I watch in 2 devices
All Netflix packages allow watching on Two devices.
Although for anyone still on the old method of charging the base was/is only 1 - so switching to the new base (with ads) would achieve the 2 limit
Hi @nigea99
As they changed the Q package (added UHD) then they should automatically be changed to the new billing and format.
Maybe, but the way I personally read some of the upgrade info I was not 100% certain that adding the UHD pack would cause the base to change (like some other changes would) - just that it would no longer increase the level.
I could, of course, have misunderstood the info
Hi @nigea99
The original Sky Signature Ultimate on Demand included two screens.
19 Mar 2024 09:31 PM
Posted by a Superuser, not a Sky employee. Find out more
@oldfella wrote:
@nigea99 wrote:
@oldfella wrote:
@nigea99 wrote:I could, of course, have misunderstood the info
Hi @nigea99
The original Sky Signature Ultimate on Demand included two screens.
- Ultimate On Demand includes the Netflix Standard plan (HD, two screens at the same time) as standard.
But there was an Ultimate add on which had 3 levels that wasn't the same as Ulimate on Demand - (although this is reworded slightly by me rather than a straight lift off from the old help page )
Netflix Basic plan (1 screen + SD) as standard
Netflix Standard (2 screens + HD) by adding the SKY HD pack
Netflix Premium (4 screens + UHD/HDR) by adding the SKY Ultra HD pack (requires the HD pack first)
19 Mar 2024 09:48 PM
Posted by a Superuser, not a Sky employee. Find out more
@nigea99 wrote:
But there was an Ultimate add on which had 3 levels that wasn't the same as Ulimate on Demand - (although this is reworded slightly by me rather than a straight lift off from the old help page )
Netflix Basic plan (1 screen + SD) as standard
Netflix Standard (2 screens + HD) by adding the SKY HD pack
Netflix Premium (4 screens + UHD/HDR) by adding the SKY Ultra HD pack (requires the HD pack first)
I believe it all depends on when they first subscribed or if the Netflix pack was included in Sky Sigature.
For example my Netflix pack has Always been Ultimate on Demand.
All the following taken from Sky FAQ
No problem. Browse or search to find help, or start a new discussion on Community.
On average, new discussions are replied to by our users within 90 minutes
New Discussion