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Schwanz · 25-02-2018 01:22PM

50 quid a month for their sports pack must not be getting many subs.

Overpriced massively.

icdg · 25-02-2018 09:22PM

It’s the only way of getting Sky Sports without also taking out a basic pay-TV (which gets worse and worse value, these days you are literally paying for Sky One) subscription. So they don’t want to make it too attractive either.

n!ghtmancometh · 26-02-2018 09:30PM

29's a decent price. I bought the box and a sports pass for 50 last month and probably would have renewed at 50 per month for the remainder of the football season as it's so much easier/ better quality than streams which I've generally used last year or two. Will defo renew at 29 p/m. As an aside the 4player app on the now tv box is fantastic. One small ad before each show, and an enormous back catalogue of programmes.

Schwanz · 01-03-2018 05:29PM

Netflix app incoming

https://www.engadget.com/2018/03/01/sky-netflix-streaming-sky-q-app/

galtee boy · 02-03-2018 03:41PM

n!ghtmancometh wrote: »

29's a decent price. I bought the box and a sports pass for 50 last month and probably would have renewed at 50 per month for the remainder of the football season as it's so much easier/ better quality than streams which I've generally used last year or two. Will defo renew at 29 p/m. As an aside the 4player app on the now tv box is fantastic. One small ad before each show, and an enormous back catalogue of programmes.

I think 29 a month for all the sports channels is as good as they'll offer, as previously mentioned, if they make it any cheaper, why would people bother with satellite.

galtee boy · 03-03-2018 01:45PM

n!ghtmancometh wrote: »

29's a decent price. I bought the box and a sports pass for 50 last month and probably would have renewed at 50 per month for the remainder of the football season as it's so much easier/ better quality than streams which I've generally used last year or two. Will defo renew at 29 p/m. As an aside the 4player app on the now tv box is fantastic. One small ad before each show, and an enormous back catalogue of programmes.

The 29 a month is for new customers only ðŸ˜¥ðŸ˜¥ðŸ˜¥

FRIENDO · 04-03-2018 11:06AM

Schwanz wrote:

Netflix app incoming[/quote

Any idea when this will happen

Schwanz · 04-03-2018 12:40PM

FRIENDO wrote: »

Schwanz wrote:

Netflix app incoming[/quote

Any idea when this will happen

"Later in the year"

Not much info to be fair as of yet but a very welcomed addition.

icdg · 04-03-2018 05:19PM

No, not in Belfast - you’ll be able to get RTE1, RTE2, and TG4 on their “normal” Freeview channel numbers (51-53, I think?).

The weird channel numbers (usually 801+) applies to someone trying to use the Smart Box to recieve Saorview. Being in Belfast, you should be able to get RTE on Freeview.

NuMarvel · 05-03-2018 09:09PM

The price for the TV and Movie passes seems to have dropped to €12, going by the prices on the website. Though when I look at the passes in my account, it still says they'll renew at €15. I presume I'd get the lower price if I cancel and get a new pass when the current one has expired?

cc · 06-03-2018 12:34AM

galtee boy wrote: »

The 29 a month is for new customers only &#55357;&#56869;&#55357;&#56869;&#55357;&#56869;

I had this offer back in november, had no issues getting it a second time

Dave..M · 07-03-2018 07:34PM

NuMarvel wrote: »

The price for the TV and Movie passes seems to have dropped to €12, going by the prices on the website. Though when I look at the passes in my account, it still says they'll renew at €15. I presume I'd get the lower price if I cancel and get a new pass when the current one has expired?

Alas both showing 15 again, 12 was moving in the right direction but they are still beyond delusional if they think the Ent & Movies combined are worth 30 quid vs Netflix @ 11 quid. Their proposed partnership with Netflix will merely serve to further highlight the complete gouging that is their Irish pricing model.

MrDavid1976 · 25-03-2018 12:07PM

Has NOVTV conformed it will be available when you travel EU wide come 1 April - portability regulation

icdg · 25-03-2018 12:10PM

No, nobody has. We talked about it elsewhere, it won’t make Now TV available EU wide. What it should do is let Now TV users who are permanently resident in the UK or Ireland access the service when on holiday or a (short) business trip.

MrDavid1976 · 25-03-2018 12:20PM

Yes, that is what I intended to say. Interestingly it should apply from 20 March according to the Regulation.
The Regulation is not entirely clear including the recitals on what is 'temporary' although the criteria for residency are more so.

icdg · 01-04-2018 07:44PM

This is what Sky are saying about Sky Go - may be similar for Now TV:

https://www.sky.com/help/articles/streaming-sky-content-in-the-eu?DCMP=emb-skycom:na_stream_in_the_eu&DCMP=afc-78888&awc=11005_1522608204_d3109c4b6cadd3e7a0711d5ed496414d

galtee boy · 13-04-2018 04:35PM

Chromecast now usable with NowTV.

stephend2000 · 21-04-2018 05:04PM

Does the Now tv stick work in Ireland?

SomeDude · 22-04-2018 03:19PM

stephend2000 wrote: »

Does the Now tv stick work in Ireland?

And will they be selling the stick in Ireland? It’s much tidier than the box.

Schwanz · 22-04-2018 04:06PM

stephend2000 wrote: »

Does the Now tv stick work in Ireland?

SomeDude wrote: »

And will they be selling the stick in Ireland? It’s much tidier than the box.

The Now TV Stick is equipped with the UK software and won't work here

SomeDude · 22-04-2018 04:28PM

Schwanz wrote: »

The Now TV Stick is equipped with the UK software and won't work here

Do you know if they intend to sell an Irish version of the stick here soon?

Schwanz · 22-04-2018 04:36PM

SomeDude wrote: »

Do you know if they intend to sell an Irish version of the stick here soon?

Haven't seen anything in regards to that no mate

SomeDude · 22-04-2018 04:52PM

Anybody have any idea if they’ll be launching it here?

kooga · 24-04-2018 12:23PM

as from the start of april you can roam in Europe with your uk box so I tried it out and ITV Encore (I know it closes next week) can be viewed
However the on demand bbc iplayer, itv hub an demand 5 do not work outside the uk

In addition you cannot buy passes if you are outside the uk

you are limited the 30 days roaming in one go

SomeDude · 24-04-2018 03:32PM

Any idea if the Now TV stick will be offered for sale in Ireland?

icdg · 25-04-2018 11:53AM

SomeDude, that’s the third time you’ve asked. No one except Sky knows for certain. 48 hour ban next time you ask

Millem · 25-04-2018 12:14PM

Hi all,
I am currently on the two week free trial of kids. I logged in and clicked to cancel usually they offer me a deal but no such luck this time!
Has anyone seen any deals on it? It’s €7 a month!
Thanks

SomeDude · 25-04-2018 12:46PM

48 ban? Really, fair enough, ban me for the 48 hours so.

NuMarvel · 25-04-2018 02:06PM

Millem wrote: »

Hi all,
I am currently on the two week free trial of kids. I logged in and clicked to cancel usually they offer me a deal but no such luck this time!
Has anyone seen any deals on it? It’s €7 a month!
Thanks

The cancellation deals usually only happen after you've paid full price for some period of time. I can't see them offering a deal for people who are finishing the free trial offer.

Tigerandahalf · 04-05-2018 09:20PM

Now tv is just for streaming I thought?
You don't put a satellite feed into it.

Edit: Just read up online about the box.
It seems you can connect a terrestrial aerial to the box to receive freeview channels so everything is on the one hdmi source.
But I don't think you can put a satellite feed into it.

https://www.pocket-lint.com/tv/reviews/now-tv/138104-now-tv-smart-box-review-is-live-tv-and-sky-in-one-device-worth-the-price

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