11 Jan 2025 08:19 AM
My mother in law is house bound and is being put to bed quite early by her carers. She wants to watch sky after she is put to bed. How do I get Sky into her bedroom? She can get a bit confused so calling might be a problem. My wife has power of attorney
11 Jan 2025 08:41 AM - last edited: 11 Jan 2025 08:46 AM
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Sky+ is no longer a current Sky platform, and Sky won't sell additional subscriptions or add-ons for it.
If the specification of the existing box permits, you may be able to install a 'magic eye' coaxial cable distribution system, although the vintage of this technology brings additional issues.
Sky only offers Q as a satellite product and Glass/Stream for online consumption: note the interface for these are substantially different to Sky+
11 Jan 2025 09:04 AM - last edited: 11 Jan 2025 09:08 AM
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@TimmyBGood wrote:
Sky+ is no longer a current Sky platform, and Sky won't sell additional subscriptions or add-ons for it.
If the specification of the existing box permits, you may be able to install a 'magic eye' coaxial cable distribution system, although the vintage of this technology brings additional issues.
Sky only offers Q as a satellite product and Glass/Stream for online consumption: note the interface for these are substantially different to Sky+
@Anthony125 I was thinking that if the SKY box supports it then the magic eye as @TimmyBGood mentions via RF would possibly be the best solution
This would need an RF (as used in TV terrestrial aerials) Cable running from the SKY HD box & a 'Magic Eye' which I believe can still be found on ebay. The Magic Eye is needrd to allow the remote to be used control the box from the other room
EDIT : BTW This requires the Bedroom TV to have an anaolgue tuner - ok for older TVs but may not be present in more recent TVs
It is a long time since I had a SKY HD box and there may be some aspects that need further consideration.
Hopefully one of SUs that have current/more recent use can advise further.
SKY's current solution of SKY Q may not be that suitable for your Mother in Law - you may wish to read some notes I have made for people considering switching from SKY +/HD to SKY Q
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