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Discussion topic: Recording sky stream on a stand alone device

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This message was authored by: TeamBeans

Re: Recording sky stream on a stand alone device

Except your F1 playlist items are not in 5.1 surround sound when the live broadcast was, and your Sky+ recordings would have been.

 

That makes a difference for those of us who have invested in setups which benefit from surround sound.

This message was authored by: Mazda13

Re: Recording sky stream on a stand alone device

I hate not being able to record as used to watch on my IPad There is no playlist option on IPad  I feel these changes were made to make Sky more profit and not for the sake of the customer 

This message was authored by: TimmyBGood

Re: Recording sky stream on a stand alone device

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@Mazda13 wrote:

I feel these changes were made to make Sky more profit and not for the sake of the customer 


It's because the current Go app is a legacy of Sky when it was an independent British company, and Glass/Stream is a Comcast Corporation platform released after they purchased Sky Group in 2018.  I suspect that once the end of Sky Q is finally announced, Go will transition to the Comcast app which is already in use in the USA.

 

And yes, generally businesses do aim to make money: the thirty billion pounds which Comcast paid for Sky is a bit of a clue there.

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