01 Oct 2023 05:30 PM
Hi ive just recieved my sky stream box but the ariel lead i have coming into my house has two pins on it none of which connectvto the stream box. How can you help in fixing this problem?
01 Oct 2023 05:36 PM - last edited: 01 Oct 2023 05:55 PM
@Cerimarie1986 wrote:Hi ive just recieved my sky stream box but the ariel lead i have coming into my house has two pins on it none of which connectvto the stream box. How can you help in fixing this problem?
You do not need to connect an aerial to the Stream puck. It's for streaming, not receiving DTTV. The aerial socket on the puck is useless and does not function at all in the UK.
All you need to connect to the puck is the power cable and an HDMI cable to your TV. An ethernet cable can also be connected if you're connecting it direct to your router.
Sky Stream requires fast and stable broadband of speeds upwards of 30Mbps. Without this you will have an extremely poor experience.
01 Oct 2023 05:36 PM - last edited: 01 Oct 2023 05:55 PM
@Cerimarie1986 wrote:Hi ive just recieved my sky stream box but the ariel lead i have coming into my house has two pins on it none of which connectvto the stream box. How can you help in fixing this problem?
You do not need to connect an aerial to the Stream puck. It's for streaming, not receiving DTTV. The aerial socket on the puck is useless and does not function at all in the UK.
All you need to connect to the puck is the power cable and an HDMI cable to your TV. An ethernet cable can also be connected if you're connecting it direct to your router.
Sky Stream requires fast and stable broadband of speeds upwards of 30Mbps. Without this you will have an extremely poor experience.
01 Oct 2023 06:17 PM - last edited: 01 Oct 2023 06:17 PM
The only reason the sky stream box has an aerial connection is that it was made for Sky UK, Italy and Germany.
In Italy it is a legal requirement to have an aerial connection on streaming boxes.
It was a cost saving measure to produce the same box rather than remove the aerial connection. As is said, completely functionless within the UK
02 Oct 2023 06:14 AM
I have had my puck since November 2021 and my has a single pin in the back
02 Oct 2023 06:17 AM
And connected to my aerials I can watch freeview when the Internet goes down
02 Oct 2023 06:36 AM
All british tv aerials are single pin, I work installing tv aerials not sure what you are trying to connect to you puck could be a satellite connection which has 2 pins and screws in to the sky q box or freesat box
02 Oct 2023 06:55 AM - last edited: 02 Oct 2023 06:59 AM
@peter-marlow+1966 the STREAM PUCK does not have any terrestrial TV capability in the UK.
The antenna socket is redundant.
The GLASS TV does have a TV tuner.
I don't know what you have had since 2021 as the puck was only introduced in October 2022 !
02 Oct 2023 07:00 AM
My one has, a female singer pin socket on the back, power socket, Internet socket, hdmi socket aerial socket so when the Internet goes down , you go to home page on you puck and click on the aerial icon to watch fteeview
02 Oct 2023 07:09 AM
@peter-marlow+1966 @And it actually works ?
02 Oct 2023 07:14 AM
@peter-marlow+1966 please screenshot this AERIAL ICON
02 Oct 2023 07:17 AM
At work now but it the same as on the back of all tvs
02 Oct 2023 07:23 AM
@peter-marlow+1966 @Yes you have the physical aerial connection but it doesn't work,
02 Oct 2023 07:23 AM
I have had sky glass and a puck since they first came out and yes there has always been an aerial socket on the back of the puck,
02 Oct 2023 07:25 AM
Only when the Internet goes down, or you turn it off is when it works
02 Oct 2023 07:31 AM
@peter-marlow+1966 that'll work with GLASS, not STREAM.