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#137645 12-Jun-2008 15:18

Same deal as Suthland 29th July Guess I have to pull my head as I have been quite critical of sky previously and their customer care. Well Done Sky

TameIti

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#137657 12-Jun-2008 16:18

Also, the HD content service if def. not compulsary.

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#137664 12-Jun-2008 16:40

just rang them up, i guess it's the whole 12 month contract v high outlay. As I supected, Sky still retain ownership of the box even after outlaying your $600

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#137665 12-Jun-2008 16:42

Zippity: What about us mugs who are already paying the extra so that we can watch both the movies and sport

Are we going to have to fork out even more dosh so that we can see them in HD?

You better believe it..

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#137670 12-Jun-2008 17:37

Yeah - got my letter, and booked install for 29th July. Well done Sky, only $49 to upgrade my existing box, and I get 4 months free multiroom - and no HD charge for 12 months.

Thanks Sky - you exceeded my expectations.

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#137701 12-Jun-2008 20:20

I also am very happy with the Sky Deal. For $49 get a new Hd My Sky get to keep the old My Sky (give back the std box) and get the multiroom free for 4 months. A lot better than i thought it would be.

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#137704 12-Jun-2008 20:30

I just noticed this

http://www.skytv.co.nz/Default.aspx?tabid=463

old3eyes

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#137745 13-Jun-2008 08:16

andrewcnz: I also am very happy with the Sky Deal. For $49 get a new Hd My Sky get to keep the old My Sky (give back the std box) and get the multiroom free for 4 months. A lot better than i thought it would be.

Does that include the extra $10 / month for the measily 4 HD channels??

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#137767 13-Jun-2008 10:13

old3eyes:
andrewcnz: I also am very happy with the Sky Deal. For $49 get a new Hd My Sky get to keep the old My Sky (give back the std box) and get the multiroom free for 4 months. A lot better than i thought it would be.

Does that include the extra $10 / month for the measily 4 HD channels??

No, if you have multiroom you pay no extra for HD. So this really is a 'winning proposition' for those with existing multiroom.

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#137776 13-Jun-2008 10:41

Will the HD channels replace the SD channels when viewing with the HD box or will they be different channels?

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#137778 13-Jun-2008 10:44

James Bond: Will the HD channels replace the SD channels when viewing with the HD box or will they be different channels?

good question, i'd like to know too.

i'd hope they would be different when needed, as i'm sure there is SS3 content which will be sent to Sky in HD.

the move of all NRL content to Sky Sport 2 now makes a whole lot more sense.

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#137782 13-Jun-2008 11:00

The Csr i spoke to yesterday had no idea

he was like do you have HDMI or HDCP, :) oh boy

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#137785 13-Jun-2008 11:29

pollock: The Csr i spoke to yesterday had no idea

he was like do you have HDMI or HDCP, :) oh boy

Speaking of HDMI, I've noticed that MySky HDi will have HDMI 1.2. Any major difference between 1.2 & 1.3?

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#137790 13-Jun-2008 11:46

That depends on your equipment, but basically, no. Wikipedia has a good article on the technical differences, but if you want an informed opinion as to if you need HDMI 1.3 or no, read this:

http://www.highdefdigest.com/news/show/853

It is an excellant piece of work, and yet another example showing the 'bigger numbers = better' mentality of the CE and IT industries.

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#137791 13-Jun-2008 11:46

The guy I spoke with asked straight up if my HDMI port was HDCP-compliant, I was quite impressed really! Seems like some people at Sky actually do know what they're talking about...

http://walkingisoverrated.com

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