How can I watch on demand on more than one box?

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• jedi matt Posts: 1,297

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  09/05/14 - 19:56 #2

  danny37 wrote: »

  I have on demand downstairs but I want to watch on my bedroom box, sky say I can't have a booster cos I already have on demand downstairs!
  How can I solve this??
  
  Dan

  
  That can't be right as my sister and her fiancée have 2 boxes and on demand on both ask them again and see where you get

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• davemurgatroyd Posts: 13,328

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  09/05/14 - 21:33 #3

  Let us get it straight are you after a WiFi booster OR a WiFi connector box? They are completely different things.

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 11

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  09/05/14 - 21:43 #4

  davemurgatroyd wrote: »

  Let us get it straight are you after a WiFi booster OR a WiFi connector box? They are completely different things.

  
  Erm dunno, I just want to be able to watch on demand in the bedroom as well as downstairs...
  
  Dan

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• davemurgatroyd Posts: 13,328

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  09/05/14 - 21:56 #5

  What you want is the "On Demand Connector" which you can order online on your "My Sky" account on www.sky.com or by phone. Note it will cost you approx £21.95 - there is only one free one per household and that is only if you have not already connected to On Demand.

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 11

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  10/05/14 - 05:14 #6

  davemurgatroyd wrote: »

  What you want is the "On Demand Connector" which you can order online on your "My Sky" account on www.sky.com or by phone. Note it will cost you approx £21.95 - there is only one free one per household and that is only if you have not already connected to On Demand.

  
  Ok cheers

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• bubblegun Posts: 766

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  10/05/14 - 06:40 #7

  danny37 wrote: »

  I have on demand downstairs but I want to watch on my bedroom box, sky say I can't have a booster cos I already have on demand downstairs!
  How can I solve this??
  
  Dan

  
  As long as you have a Sky+HD box in the second (or 3rd or additional) room(s) you can get on-demand in those rooms with the required connector.

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• ep1987 Posts: 759

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  10/05/14 - 21:07 #8

  Try ebay for the connector.

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• bobcar Posts: 19,424

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  11/05/14 - 11:40 #9

  All you are looking for is a means of connecting your Sky box to your router, there is nothing special about the Sky "on demand connector". This could be direct Ethernet (the best method but wiring may be difficult) or a general purpose wireless access point (such as http://www.amazon.co.uk/TP-Link-TL-WA701ND-Wireless-Access-Point/dp/B002YETVVE/ref=sr_1_17?s=computers&ie=UTF8&qid=1399804371&sr=1-17) or a homeplug type product that uses the mains (such as http://www.amazon.co.uk/TP-Link-TL-PA211KIT-200Mbps-Powerline-Adapter/dp/B004INVKP4/ref=tag_stp_s2_edpp_url).

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