givecredit wrote: » Has that changed? It used to work with an Irish HD subscription. ITV 2HD, 3HD AND 4HD on other channels? I do not have sky anymore so cannot check.
Infoanon wrote: » ITV2HD - 4 HD where always behind a paywall on Sky
mackersdublin wrote: » But if you had an Irish HD sub you could tune them in until Oct 2015https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057426942&page=2
JDxtra wrote: » Looks like it's Sky only, and not Freesat or FTA.
byte wrote: » Yes, I agree. looks like it'll be free-to-view to Sky subscribers, but not FTA. They wouldn't be the first channel to mean FTV when talking free.
Harry Palmr wrote: » That's quite coup for Freesat, Sky will usually make an offer a channel dare not refuse to have HD exclusively.
Tigerandahalf wrote: » In fairness there is very little sport on it worth watching.It is also well down the epg.
Harry Palmr wrote: » It's where the 3 sport channels are - in the 200s. Maybe you don't get how freesat channels are grouped.
Tigerandahalf wrote: » I do but I don't use the freesat remote. I use the saorview connect one to operate both boxes and it doesn't have a list button on it to show the different genres. I just page down 3 or 4 times and that is it.
Tigerandahalf wrote: » In fairness there is very little sport on it worth watching. It is also well down the epg.
Schwanz wrote: » 12 years after viewing HD for the first time I think Sky milking the extra 15 euro or so off subscribers for their HD channels is now an absolute disgrace and needs to be standardized with the emergence of 4K. Fair play to Freesports, Sky won't like a sports channel in HD on 28e for free that's for sure.
Tigerandahalf wrote:  In fairness there is very little sport on it worth watching. It is also well down the epg.
Father Hernandez wrote: » Beg to differ, I don't have the luxury of being able to pay for sports channels and the content they show is quite good. Free NHL, soccer, basketball, rugby, etc. Going on HD can only help the channel and viewers like myself
natashaob6 wrote: » If you're waiting for Sky to drop the €15 for HD I think you'll be waiting. As you know Sky is a business and as a business they have to come up with ways to keep revenue coming in so dropping the €15 for HD doesn't make commercial sense. Sky subscribers in Ireland have been ripped off for years and as long as they are willing to pay above the odds for movies and sports they will continue to be.
Schwanz wrote: » I know Sky is a business. It will be interesting to see what happens if Sky lose Premier League games for the 19-22 seasons. They won't be in any position to milk anymore
natashaob6 wrote: » Sky will continue to pay way over the odds for the premier League games as the premier league is the model they build their sports channels around and as per usual they will pass the bill on to their subscribers. Unless BT Sport or even Amazon step in and out bid Sky for the main packages which could be a possibility Sky subscribers will continue to pay over the odds to see their favourite teams.
Harry Palmr wrote: » Old channel is back - Vintage TV which went from all platforms is on Sky/FTA. 11597 V 22000 FEC 5/6
corm500 wrote: » Is it on Freeview EPG?