Originally Posted by batdude_uk1:
“How will BT show the matches?? There is no red button service, so how will they show more than one match at a time?
So isn't this a huge step backwards?
I don't understand how BT can move forward the service that Sky were doing, if they only show a maximum of three matches (if they make use of ESPN) at once, which is a downward step from the seven at once (on the same channel), and then eight at once, that Sky were showing, with ease of use to record individual matches.
How will someone be able to record say Barcelona v AC Milan, whilst watching Juventus v Real Madrid under this deal?
It really doesn't make any sense, and is just a huge step backwards as far as I can see, unless someone can tell me differently?”
“How will BT show the matches?? There is no red button service, so how will they show more than one match at a time?
So isn't this a huge step backwards?
I don't understand how BT can move forward the service that Sky were doing, if they only show a maximum of three matches (if they make use of ESPN) at once, which is a downward step from the seven at once (on the same channel), and then eight at once, that Sky were showing, with ease of use to record individual matches.
How will someone be able to record say Barcelona v AC Milan, whilst watching Juventus v Real Madrid under this deal?
It really doesn't make any sense, and is just a huge step backwards as far as I can see, unless someone can tell me differently?”
Simple answer - get you to go with BT Infinity / BT TV where they can broadcast as many games (via their TV multicast system) as they care.
I have BT Sport in HD via Youview / BT Infinity - perfect and reliable picture. With the recent addition of dozens of new channels (including most Sky branded channels) BT TV is becoming a real alternative - and you don't need a dish.




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