Sky puck for dummies

[whispernalf]

Can someone explain in very simple terms (brain injury here!) how the ask Luck works? Is it stream only or can programmes be recorded/series linked? My memory is non existent so I felt on my Sky W box to remember for me but won't have the option of a dish if I move.

[whispernalf]

Can someone explain in very simple terms (brain injury here!) how the Sky Puck works? Is it stream only or can programmes be recorded/series linked? My memory is non existent so I felt on my Sky Q box to remember for me but won't have the option of a dish if I move.

[Gincap]

It is a stream service both live streams and on demand content. You track your viewing by setting up Playlists and items you have started to watch will drop into Continue watching when they become available.  It is very different to Q. It is not an upgrade from Q but a totally different method of viewing content.  

You will need a strong (fibre recommended) Internet connection and a solid WiFi connection from your router if not using Ethernet.

Check on YouTube plenty of videos explaining how stream operates.  

[GD1]

@whispernalf  Your 2nd thread has been megred to your original one, please don't create duplicate threads as it's unhelpful and can cause duplication of replies.

[lettice]

Would suggest having a read and watch the videos of the Sky Stream help pages here and the Sky Stream FAQ

https://www.sky.com/help/sky-tv/sky-tv-stream/sky-stream-faqs/articles/sky-stream-faqs

https://www.sky.com/help/sky-tv/sky-tv-stream

[whispernalf]

Noted, blame my broken brain!

[Angel_Aka]

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@whispernalf wrote:

Noted, blame my broken brain!

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It's worth noting that Sky Stream pucks are entirely self-setup, there is no engineer support like there is with Sky Q, so be prepared to troubleshoot your broadband network in order to receive and maintain a stable service. Without both fast and stable broadband Sky Stream simply will not work well.