£32 a month you might as well spend the extra £5(something like that) and get all sky channels.
BBC possibly to drop F1 coverage...
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£32 a month you might as well spend the extra £5(something like that) and get all sky channels.
Yep, yep they do.
I'm still holding out, for a pub that sees the potential and shows f1 over football, as all pubs will show football and one or two pubs could make a killing by being an f1 pub.
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I was wondering why we weren't seeing much of him in the last few days.
Reason: he got dropped.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-14745679
Sky Sport is not available on TopUp TV I don't think.
You can't just buy 1 month of Sky Sports. Theres a 1 month minimum term and 30 days notice for cancellation after the minumum term, so at minimum you need to pay for 2 months. I don't know if there are any cancellation charges too.
However, it might be worth buying a Sky Sports package for just the months when the races are on Sky only (i.e. April to October), and dropping down to basic Sky for the other months.
And Taken, I was being sarcatic
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Anyone know if you can get Sky+ with only a single wire to the dish? I have a shared dish in my flat and only a single socket in the wall for a Sky cable. Also, any idea what channels you will get if you plug in a Sky box with no viewing card in it?
You can't just buy 1 month of Sky Sports. Theres a 1 month minimum term and 30 days notice for cancellation after the minumum term, so at minimum you need to pay for 2 months. I don't know if there are any cancellation charges too.
However, it might be worth buying a Sky Sports package for just the months when the races are on Sky only (i.e. April to October), and dropping down to basic Sky for the other months.
And Taken, I was being sarcatic
.Anyone know if you can get Sky+ with only a single wire to the dish? I have a shared dish in my flat and only a single socket in the wall for a Sky cable. Also, any idea what channels you will get if you plug in a Sky box with no viewing card in it?
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It is but an utter rip off and saves You next to nothing.
http://www.topuptv.com/skysports/?gclid=CJW_yKTmg6sCFYELfAodHyhl2g
Ah yeah, thats it. You can't get Sky Sports using one of those car slot things for TopUpTV compatible TVs, etc. You have to use the TopUpTV set top Box. Presumably because it stops you getting Sky Sports on a device that allows recording like the PVR boxes or Media PCs with card slots.
Still £34 a month for Sky Sport 1 and 2. Ouch.
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Which Sky Sports is this on? When I got my Virgin Media package I saw I can add Sky Sports channels to it for roughly £15 extra a month, but still seems a lot just for a couple of F1 races for that price.
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Its not ideal but most of the football community is just watching sky sports using streams (non legal) . I watch all the football on streams pretty much and its serviceable
Obviously not as good quaility but it beats licking sky's balls
Obviously not as good quaility but it beats licking sky's balls
I will just watch the BBC highlights, F1 really isn't exciting enough to go any further than that not while Red Bull/Vettel are dominating, I mainly watch it every weekend in the hope of something extraordinary happening which to be honest rarely ever does.
I have a pc tv tuner
just c4 mainly.. Oh and some of the preview stuff like Dave if I'm bored
isn't it impossible to not pay now?
http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/motor-racing/ecclestone-cuts-bbc-coverage-2349379.html
god only knows what we will actually end up with in a highlights show but il bet sky wont allow the bbc too much to play with.
god only knows what we will actually end up with in a highlights show but il bet sky wont allow the bbc too much to play with.
you can get sky hd on 1 feed. The 2nd is to record a 2nd channel while u watch the first. With 1 feed u can only record what u watch.
Sky box won't work without a viewing card.
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