thinking of sky stream - advice

[Exiled-in-HH]

Anyone who wants to access Sky TV channels can save a lot of money and have a better service using NOW TV, at the cost of not having Sky TV channels in UHD/HDR.

[SlenderRobert]

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@Exiled-in-HH wrote:

Anyone who wants to access Sky TV channels can save a lot of money and have a better service using NOW TV, at the cost of not having Sky TV channels in UHD/HDR.

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Correct. I currently have a NOW Entertainment + Boost subscription which costs me £3pm.  

[dearstar1990]

@Exiled-in-HH 

Not if you want sport.

[Exiled-in-HH]

If you just want Sky Sports you can have just Sky Sports?

[Matto+E]

hi, 

i had sky Q and recently moved into a shared house and arnet allowed a dish so i swapped to stream it depends what u want there are a few channels missing for eg u cant have dazn  1 and music channels the interface ive found is laggy sometimes compared to Q and the fast forwarding and rewinding isnt as fluid as Q but im guessing these will all be updates and hardware changes to make it better eventally. 

i havent quite figured out the recording its down as playlists for eg i watch WWE alot on TNT sports ive got Raw and Smackdown on a playlist and it poplates like Q but im not sure how its recorded as when i play it back it says TNT sports  1 live as if it was recorded im not sure if its a cloud recording of the program or not but it isnt as fluid FF and RW as Q was. 

the broadband in the shared house is 300mb but sometimes on Sky Sports ME UHD it does freeze and on TNT Sports which can be annoying and when u have 300mb broadband dont know if thats the puck issue or what. 

ive found on mine after a few hours of it being used it does get laggy the UI and freeze.