10 Oct 2023 11:06 AM - last edited: 10 Oct 2023 11:07 AM
As above, is there a formal place to feedback on bugs/features requests for Sky Stream?
For me, I would like to make a feature request of allowing a default video output (i.e. 1080i) and then the option to change the output if I selected UHD/HDR content. v360 does frame rate matching so it can't be hard to allow this.
24 Oct 2023 07:26 AM
Just to update this and reiterate my recent experience. If you have an issue that is significant enough, raise a complaint and you will get a member from the escalations team who can usually log into the puck and check for error messages. They can then raise a ticket.
It's the only consistent way to log bugs and it also ensure that someone somewhere will get complaints in the Stream platform on their KPIs.
10 Oct 2023 11:14 AM
Posted by a Superuser, not a Sky employee. Find out more@bydandie Other than posting within the forum there is no specific place to request these.
10 Oct 2023 01:48 PM
It is a bit bonkers that there is no consolidated place to log bugs and feature requests 😞
10 Oct 2023 01:59 PM
Posted by a Superuser, not a Sky employee. Find out more
This forum is it.
There used to be a 'Suggestions' forum but so few ideas were actioned that it was embarrassing.
10 Oct 2023 02:46 PM
@TimmyBGood wrote:
This forum is it.
There used to be a 'Suggestions' forum but so few ideas were actioned that it was embarrassing.
If this forum is it then that seems incredibly shambolic. There seems to be nothing but complaints about things not working rather than a structured bug fix area.
It's a real shame. I've tended to try to speak to people at Sky over my past year of having Stream rather than commenting on here, though I did have a rant the other day on a different thread.
It does still seem that Sky's customer service staff are somewhat struggling to keep the ship afloat. Knowledge seems to vary tremendously between advisors, but I have had some good advice on occasion. It seems that too many of them are just running through a check list on a screen in front of them without any actual knowledge of how the product works which is a shame.
Any suggestions you make to them are usually met with a bored silence. Do they type them into a centralised suggestions system? Who knows?
Sky should perhaps start listening to their customers rather than doing what Comcast tell them to do all the time, otherwise they'll start losing more and more of them.
I for one am fed up of it all and am leaving Sky after nearly 20 years.
10 Oct 2023 03:11 PM - last edited: 10 Oct 2023 03:30 PM
Posted by a Superuser, not a Sky employee. Find out more
@UnrealityTV wrote:
Knowledge seems to vary tremendously between advisors, but I have had some good advice on occasion. It seems that too many of them are just running through a check list on a screen in front of them without any actual knowledge of how the product works which is a shame.
I'd suggest that's pretty much inevitable for frontline support to a huge customer base (c11 million television & 6 million broadband households) which is using multiple current and legacy platforms*.
I'd also add (from personal experience) that providing such support has both poor pay and high stress with a consequent significant staff churn, but spending any time away from phones on training tends to be met with protests in the forums...
*Sky+ / Sky+ HD / Sky Q / Sky Glass / Sky Stream / Sky Live / Sky Hub / Sky Q Hub / Sky Broadband Hub / Sky Max Hub / Sky Broadband / Sky Talk / Sky Mobile / Sky Entertainment / Sky Signature / Sky Ultimate TV etc.
10 Oct 2023 04:13 PM - last edited: 10 Oct 2023 04:14 PM
I got sent a survey via email about Sky Stream approx. 3 weeks ago but I'm not holding my breath for any action as a reusult. I mentioned this issue that's been going on for months and I've given up hoping for any acknowledgement from Sky despite having reported it formally over the phone as well as on here.
24 Oct 2023 07:26 AM
Just to update this and reiterate my recent experience. If you have an issue that is significant enough, raise a complaint and you will get a member from the escalations team who can usually log into the puck and check for error messages. They can then raise a ticket.
It's the only consistent way to log bugs and it also ensure that someone somewhere will get complaints in the Stream platform on their KPIs.