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This message was authored by P.J.D This message was authored by: P.J.D

HD uk yesterday Chanel

I have basis HD with Sky.  I can watch ITV BBC  SKY films in HD etc 

But I can't watch free to view UK Yesterday on Sky unless I pay Sky £4 a month yes I can watch this Chanel in ordinary picture but that is not the point.  It's a FREE to view Chanel ???????

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Re: HD uk yesterday Chanel

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BBC1 & 2, and ITV are free to air in HD and no subscription is required. A subscription to Sky Movies includes the movie channels in HD. 

 

So far as I can see there's no free to air HD version of U&Yesterday, so you would need the HD add-on to view it. 

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@P.J.D wrote:

I have basis HD with Sky.  I can watch ITV BBC  SKY films in HD etc 

But I can't watch free to view UK Yesterday on Sky unless I pay Sky £4 a month yes I can watch this Chanel in ordinary picture but that is not the point.  It's a FREE to view Chanel ???????


hi @P.J.D 

 

Some of the channels are Free To Air in SD only but require a subscription including the HD add on to watch in HD .

As well as U&Yesterday, U&W is the same (both part of the UKTV group) - there may be some others

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@P.J.D 

There is a list of all channels here and what packages you need, HD or not:

 

https://www.tvchannellists.com/w/List_of_channels_on_Sky_Q_(United_Kingdom_%26_Ireland)

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Did not ask for a list.  I said  WHY CAN I NOT VIEW a free to view HD Chanel unless I give SKY £4 a month 

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@P.J.D wrote:

Did not ask for a list.  I said  WHY CAN I NOT VIEW a free to view HD Chanel unless I give SKY £4 a month 


As mentioned U&Yesterday HD is not Free to view - only the SD version is

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@P.J.D wrote:

Did not ask for a list.  I said  WHY CAN I NOT VIEW a free to view HD Chanel unless I give SKY £4 a month 


Because the SD channels are FTV and not all of the HD channels are

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I said  WHY CAN I NOT VIEW a free to view HD Chanel unless I give SKY £4 a month 


It's not FTA (as already posted).

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Why was I watching it the other week.   ?
why if I have sky HD ?

why should I pay Sky to watch it ?

 

 

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Why was I watching it the other week.   ?

No idea

 

why if I have sky HD ?

Do you have the HD add-on pack? Having an HD box doesn't automatically give you access to all HD channels.

 

why should I pay Sky to watch it ?

You don't have to. Watch it in SD.

 


 

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@P.J.D 

 

Channel owners can choose not to make their HD variant Free To Air: these have additional operating cost because there's more data to shift over the satellite link.

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Load of rubbish Sky rip people off wth there prices. The cost of supplying free to air Chanel's are well covered in the price of there subscription 

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@P.J.D wrote:

Load of rubbish Sky rip people off wth there prices. The cost of supplying free to air Chanel's are well covered in the price of there subscription 


As explained several times, U&Yesterday HD isn't a free to air satellite channel

 

The sensible thing to do is cancel if you believe Sky doesn't offer value for money. You have to be out of contract, to do so, of course.

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The cost of supplying free to air Chanel's are well covered in the price of there subscription 


Operating costs of the channels themselves are not covered by their very small share of a Sky subscription.

 

The particular channel you are complaining about is not owned by Sky: it's a BBC Studios (non-Licence Fee-funded) outlet.

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UKTV 

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