@Harvey22 wrote:
Thank you, I just wondered if it was a smart TV I have, perhaps I could (with skys permission and and engineer) attached to the "socket" (what ever that is) one can only think its fibre?
If the "socket" is on a router then the router will likely be turned off and will be useless because the service it provides will have been paid for by the previous owner of the property. If it's a Sky router then it will likely need to be returned to Sky, but that is the previous owner's problem.
In any case, if you have Sky Q and are mid-contract you will need to inform Sky of your home move and they will fit a new dish and cabling to allow your TV service to continue. If you want to switch to Sky Stream, the alternative Sky TV service which is delivered without a dish, entirely via broadband, then you'll need to make sure you are paying for a fast and stable broadband connection at the new property and also alert Sky that this is what you wish to do. They will let customers switch from Q to Stream mid-contract onto a new 18 month Stream contract, but please do some research first. Sky Stream is a very different type of service to Sky Q which does not record in the same sense as Q.
