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Comparing the “new generation” cable-like IPTV services

icdg · 2024-03-13 09:12:24

We’ve had a lot of talk about the merits of each of the “new generation” services and there’s a bit of overlap between the various threads. This is my attempt to compare them. Only my views and yours may vary! First to define what we’re talking about. These are streaming services that purport to provide the user with a…

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#32 27-11-2024 12:46AM

pizzahead77

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One that hasn't been covered is the Pure Telecom TV offering -
https://www.puretelecom.ie/broadband-tv
Not sure of all channels available as the website only mentions the Irish ones plus Channel 4. Also has Youtube, Prime Video, and Plex

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#33 27-11-2024 01:09AM

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It’s a repackaging of Netgem TV. From what I can tell it is just Saorview plus some mainly FAST-type channels.
None of the UK terrestrials or Sky content available.
I don’t think linear Channel 4 is even on it, just access to the Channel 4 (All4/4OD/whatever they are calling it now) app.

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