Sky Movies renamed on NTL epg.

The tax man

Just did a reboot on my STB and the epg for the movie channels have been brought into line with Sky's new channel names.
Also got a letter from NTL today stating that your pin number will now be used on all movie channels if the film is rated 12+/15+ between the hours of 5.30am and 8.00pm.
Don't think the pin end of things is up and running just yet cause it ain't asking for it.:rolleyes:

tvbrat

The tax man wrote:

Just did a reboot on my STB and the epg for the movie channels have been brought into line with Sky's new channel names.
Also got a letter from NTL today stating that your pin number will now be used on all movie channels if the film is rated 12+/15+ between the hours of 5.30am and 8.00pm.
Don't think the pin end of things is up and running just yet cause it ain't asking for it.:rolleyes:

Got my letter this morning
I wonder will the pin access really work for 24 hours, it wil be a real pain if it does not.

Still unlocked for now

Also there is less movie time as some of the channels are not 24 hour broadcasts

nicelives

tvbrat wrote:

Got my letter this morning
I wonder will the pin access really work for 24 hours, it wil be a real pain if it does not.

Still unlocked for now

Also there is less movie time as some of the channels are not 24 hour broadcasts

Also Harry Potter on for the fifth time this week at 8 and 9 on the two premier channels, enough already, I know it's not UPC but Sky's fault but it's not as exciting as it used to be. Like the genres but at least mix up the premiers a bit.

The tax man

It just makes it easier for us to see what a pile of shíte Sky Movies really are. Thank god I don't pay for them.:p

Dodge

The whole idea of the "premier" channel is that it is the same line up for the week. "if you can't catch it on first view on Saturday, now you have options" or some other tosh like that