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Discussion topic: Is sky phasing out the use of satellite dishes and going exclusively to television through broadband

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This message was authored by: Chodley

Re: Is sky phasing out the use of satellite dishes and going exclusively to television through broad

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@spannernick1 you can still get Sky Q for now though

This message was authored by: ORDEAL

Re: Is sky phasing out the use of satellite dishes and going exclusively to television through broad

It won't be 40 seconds behind once the satellite feed doesn't exist.

This message was authored by: Sharpie

Re: Is sky phasing out the use of satellite dishes and going exclusively to television through broad

Get a Starlink mini for your van, they work great and you'll have fast internet to stream Sky from anywhere 

This message was authored by: TimmyBGood

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@Sharpie 

 

On Sky Go, yes.  Using a Stream puck that way would be a breach of the T&C's.

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This message was authored by: screaming+eagle

Re: Is sky phasing out the use of satellite dishes and going exclusively to television through broad

Bulgaria . The EUs poorest nation has be dish free for 3 years 

This message was authored by: Chodley

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Because they can't afford them?

 

(I jest of course, my first ever foreign holiday was there when it was still communist! And have some good friends there from work)

This message was authored by: TimmyBGood

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@screaming+eagle wrote:

Bulgaria . The EUs poorest nation has be dish free for 3 years 


Perhaps someone should tell Bulsatcom 

 

https://www.vivacom.bg/eon/eon-sat-tv 

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This message was authored by: Yorkshire+Woodman

Re: Is sky phasing out the use of satellite dishes and going exclusively to television through broad

Starlink (or simila) is the most likely future for the delivery of your TV signal in the home as well as in your van.

This message was authored by: Chodley

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@Yorkshire+Woodman wrote:

Starlink (or simila) is the most likely future for the delivery of your TV signal in the home as well as in your van.


Not in the home. Ground based internet is so much cheaper, faster and more reliable.

This message was authored by: Yorkshire+Woodman

Re: Is sky phasing out the use of satellite dishes and going exclusively to television through broad

Yes at the moment, but when there are 42,000 satellites there will be so much capacity it will be much cheaper. The draw for a truely global  TV will be too much. 

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@Yorkshire+Woodman wrote:

Yes at the moment, but when there are 42,000 satellites there will be so much capacity it will be much cheaper.


That's a lot of satellites that need their investment costs recouping...

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@Yorkshire+Woodman wrote:

Yes at the moment, but when there are 42,000 satellites there will be so much capacity it will be much cheaper. The draw for a truely global  TV will be too much. 


Ground based capacity will still be a lot cheaper

 

what is a "truly global TV"? if it means our TV will be like America's, that's about as compelling as toenail removal without anaesthetic.

 

You think countries and companies won't still control broadcast authority and rights on a market basis?

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