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Just got SkyHD and it's cool!
120GB of HDD space.
Dual incoming signals so I can record two channels, or watch one and record another.
Pausing of Live TV, or rewinding live TV to watch your own replays
AnytimeTV which has a selection of 8 programmes and two movies I can watch anytime I want!
I can set my HDD recorder using both the Sky website, or text my box to record the programme
and of course the HD channels!
:D
Now all you need to do is find something worth watching. Good luck :)
Pr0nHD
:lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by mendhak
True. 24 hasn't been too bad and that Superstorm is interesting. At the moment though I agree there's hardly anything good on. But then most good series begin in the autumn anyway
Just checked it out and apparently I can get stuff to watch (movies, sport etc) downloaded to my pc/mobile to watch when I want too! w00t!
The words to Beethoven's 5th spring to mind...
Nobody cares...
nobody cares, nobody cares nobody cares nobody cares,
nobody cares nobody cares nobody cares,
NOBODY CARES nobody cares NOBODY CARES nobody cares
NOBODY FREAKIN' CARES!!!
envy is an evil thing eh wossy ;)
I am getting sky soon as I am moving into my new flat on Friday
YAY
I look out the window and see Sky...
And I'm not paying more!
Gosh yes. I wish I was Welsh. They are so awesome.Quote:
Originally Posted by Valleysboy1978
I'm happy with my non-HD cable TV... I get over 80 channels, and the on demand content includes: "Over 500 films; 1000 music videos, including concerts; Popular drama series, kids programmes, comedies and documentaries; Our pick of last week's TV"
For that, I pay just £2 a month. If I was willing to spend an extra £15 a month I could have HD, along with pause/rewind live TV, and recording two programmes while watching a third.
If only there were enough decent programs on TV to make it worthwhile!
I have no TV and I'm still not paying more.
I have a plastic bag full of odd socks.
I have a McDonalds happy meal toy.Quote:
Originally Posted by wossname
I win
Looking for something to watch?
Check out the 11 part "Planet Earth" series in High-Def on The Discovery Channel. Fantastic.
I saw the original low-def version on analogue terrestrial TV. pwnd.
I've had HD for 4 months now - and when there is actually something interesting to watch in HD, I don't feel that large buyer's remorse for having spent $1400 on a HD television.
Satellite is still the best choice for HD programming and clarity - but since I need high speed internet, I had to settle for the cable company. :(
Virgin Media?Quote:
Originally Posted by si_the_geek
I have all that for free, my Talk Unlimited plus call barring for 70p, and of course, 10Mb Broadband for £35.
So, £35.70 a month ftw :)
It is Virgin.
I've got the bigger TV package (which costs more), and don't have the phone (my similar mobile tariff is cheaper!) to bring down the price. ;)
My total price for broadband/tv/mobile is about £40 a month, so I reckon we're both winners. :)
I have an arm and a leg. And I still don't pay more.
What do mean? TV is GREAT, I LOVE watching those sitcoms full with funny material, I mean, FRIENDS reruns anyone?Quote:
Originally Posted by mendhak