BrightonChris
Ex Member
Don't they just use BT infrastructure?Yes but at least Sky have invested in those Broadband services, and would prefer to continue to be responsible for the entire delivery chain.
Don't they just use BT infrastructure?Yes but at least Sky have invested in those Broadband services, and would prefer to continue to be responsible for the entire delivery chain.
You will find no matter how cheap something is there will always be some that still will want it for free and will pirate it.
Yes, they don't own the satellites either, but they still pay for everything else as well as the services from those platforms.Don't they just use BT infrastructure?
I started of subbing just to BSB when there was SKY as well, when they merge I stayed with them till the sub went up and up.People don't like having to subscribe to 2 or 3 different services to get the content they want.
Yes, they don't own the satellites either, but they still pay for everything else as well as the services from those platforms.
It's still good value compared to sky. They just need to push the boundaries a bit with the picture quality if they're targeting enthusiasts with an HDR tier.
Dear Netflix.
15 bitrate is not 4k...
Youtube is the only one that gives full bandwidth for 4K.
Nah it's definitely 15.**Mbps as that's what I get when I pressed the info button when streaming 4K HDR things on Netflix. I think they recommend a 25Mbps connection to guarantee you can stream it thoughi'm sure its around 25mbps, either way. the best looking 4k image just sharpness alone has to be given to altered carbon. it blown out every 4k disc i've watched so far
Want the 4K HDR REMUX of Ready Player One with Atmos TrueHD? It will be available a couple of days after the disc is released.
Until we get FTTP from open reach we will always be limited on bandwidth.
i'm sure its around 25mbps, either way. the best looking 4k image just sharpness alone has to be given to altered carbon. it blown out every 4k disc i've watched so far
Nah it's definitely 15.**Mbps as that's what I get when I pressed the info button when streaming 4K HDR things on Netflix. I think they recommend a 25Mbps connection to guarantee you can stream it though
Two expensive, I mean come on, The new legends of monkey says it all really