We decided we would have SKY movies over the holiday period, so we recorded a few movies, some of which we will watch later. We erase programmes as soon as we have watched them.

But, the problem is, we also like watching the Australian Open tennis and the NZ cricket team. So, we soon found out that SKY wouldn't record the tennis because it required about 30% of the disk space for one HD 8-hour session, from 1pm to 9pm. Then, of course, there is also the 9pm to 2am session. We will cancel our SKY movies because we are tired of seeing the insufficient disk space notice!

Does SKY have a larger capacity MySky box on the horizon for future distribution? It seems to us that, in today's HD world, the current capacity of the box is really inadequate if you aren't watching TV regularly every day and want to record HD programmes for future viewing.

Why does SKY persist with such a low capacity disk? MySky HDi is great, but surely a disk with say 6 times the current capacity is needed in these modern HD times?

Regards
Fred