Sky Anytime+

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Is it working on the sky+ box?

I note that the software on the sky + hd box is ready for a network (see settings - network) - I understand if you were in the uk this would allow sky anytime+ to be used within the sky box functions. To my knowledge this feature is only being advertised as a feature in a sky go app in an iPad/iPhone/ pc/mac in Ireland . So before I start moving around my router - getting a Ethernet extension and trying it for myself I am really wondering if someone out there has tried it already?

Sorry for sounding so damn lazy.

Ranicand

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Is it working on the sky+ box?

I note that the software on the sky + hd box is ready for a network (see settings - network) - I understand if you were in the uk this would allow sky anytime+ to be used within the sky box functions. To my knowledge this feature is only being advertised as a feature in a sky go app in an iPad/iPhone/ pc/mac in Ireland . So before I start moving around my router - getting a Ethernet extension and trying it for myself I am really wondering if someone out there has tried it already?

Sorry for sounding so damn lazy.

Yes I tried it and no it does not work.

After a little research I found you need Sky Broadband the service is not carried on any other broadband networks.

So in short Sky Anytime Plus does not work on Sky boxes in Ireland.

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Ranicand wrote: »

Yes I tried it and no it does not work.

After a little research I found you need Sky Broadband the service is not carried on any other broadband networks.

So in short Sky Anytime Plus does not work on Sky boxes in Ireland.

Cheers ranicand, much as I thought. Thanks for the info.:eek:

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Ranicand wrote: »

Yes I tried it and no it does not work.

After a little research I found you need Sky Broadband the service is not carried on any other broadband networks.

So in short Sky Anytime Plus does not work on Sky boxes in Ireland.

Cheers ranicand, much as I thought. Thanks for the info.:eek:

Why do sky Ireland viewers always get the worst deals? And yet we pay more

Sideshow Mark

In the uk you must have broadband through Sky for it to work. As for Irish access I heard that eircom were being looked at as the Irish provider, but that was months ago.

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Sideshow Mark wrote: »

In the uk you must have broadband through Sky for it to work. As for Irish access I heard that eircom were being looked at as the Irish provider, but that was months ago.

Oh wonderful, a provider that gives us lower download caps than most and limits us on torrent sites (and I mean for legal purposes only).

I'd say that eircom would be reluctant enough, mainly because the broadband infrastructure is basically not up to the job and they would be in the main firing line when people start using streaming vid for primary entertainment and the whole damn thing starts slowing up. You only need to look at the initial panic caused by the commencement of Netflix in the new year.