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#81744 17-Apr-2011 23:55
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Hi
I am a sky customer,I got a lovely three year old, who wants to watch cartoons on the sky whole day.
As usual we miss watching our programmes.?
will ?sky multirooms going to solve our problem?
shall we be able watch diffrent programme on sky while our little one watches her cartoon. If not what can I do instead? any suggestion. Thanks.

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  #459917 18-Apr-2011 00:14
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Multiroom is simply 2 decoders in the same house.

They will put a splitter in the satellite cable and take it to another room for you to plug a 2nd decoder in.




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  #459930 18-Apr-2011 07:29
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Sky will also charge you (I think 25.00 per month extra) for multiroom which will do what you want.

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  #459931 18-Apr-2011 07:58
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Get your kid outside to play?

Its free...



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  #459959 18-Apr-2011 09:20
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illicit: Get your kid outside to play?

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  #460075 18-Apr-2011 12:26
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I much prefer the TV landing on them during a quake too :)

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  #460081 18-Apr-2011 12:44
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kazi:will sky multirooms going to solve our problem? -
shall we be able watch diffrent programme on sky while our little one watches her cartoon.


Yes.

Multiroom is a 2nd decoder run off the same dish.  Each decoder can show whatever channel you want, they are independent of each other.

$25 per month = $300 per year.
A selection of childrens DVD's and a DVD player = one off cost of say $150.

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