Is Sky Your happy Place?

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#71615 13-Nov-2010 23:57

Dont think its mine at all.

In fact getting a bit unhappy with them due to poor HD content after all this time.

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#404358 14-Nov-2010 00:22

Analogue is my happy place.

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#404362 14-Nov-2010 01:15

ground membership at eden park, a fatso subscription and the balance of the surplus cash saving from ditching sky became my happy places a while back...

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#404367 14-Nov-2010 01:36

eztv.it is my happy place, with some pirate bay and other happy places used on occasion.

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#404377 14-Nov-2010 06:54

F1 and EPL is my happy place,

As Sky are the only company broadcasting it, I stick with it.

The HD MySki box looks smart and has a lot of potential. If only they enabled the full functionality.

Come on Freeview lift the competition!!

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#404393 14-Nov-2010 09:03

Not worried about bit rate or HD, so Sky documentaries are my happy place. However Sky support for fixing STB issues is not my happy place. How many times do you have to report crashing/bugs/break-up before they will fix it? Investigating alternative STBs...

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#404473 14-Nov-2010 14:17

Yes - I would like more movies, more HD and also more HBO stuff but I am happy with what I have, bring on STB. V.O.D. via internet

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#404477 14-Nov-2010 14:28

scorpiworld: Come on Freeview lift the competition!!

Freeview is a free to air TV platform. Sky is a pay TV platform. Totally different product.

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#404766 15-Nov-2010 10:54

For me MotoGP and A-League are the main reasons for keeping Sky.

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#404772 15-Nov-2010 11:04

Justin.tv and ustream are my happy places. Well they were Sunday morning for the rugby at 700kbit/s feed and this morning when Red Bull won the F1 at 1.2Mbit/s streaming a very good quality picture for $0.

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#404774 15-Nov-2010 11:04

sbiddle:
scorpiworld: Come on Freeview lift the competition!!

Freeview is a free to air TV platform. Sky is a pay TV platform. Totally different product.

Sorry that may have come across wrong, I see Freeview as the trigger for most of the recent improvements in Sky’s product offering to keep customers and avoid losing them to Freeview.

I was also coming from the angle I cant ignore the UK and see FTA channels showing various sports on the likes of BBC / ITV, they would have had to outbid Sky and won, so I should have said TVNZ lift the competition!

I understand the pay models aren’t exact, but shouldn’t mean it cant be done.