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All posts by Paul.
Below are all of Paul.'s postings, with the most recent are at the bottom of the page.Cad:
Short answer, no.
Although many Freeview boxes and smart TVs have an iPlayer app intalled out of the box, all iPlayer content is delivered over the Internet.
If you have a mobile contract with unlimited data you could use the iPlayer app on the phone and Chromecast the picture to a suitably equipped TV. It's still using the Internet, but via your phone.
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Lynn Simpson : Sky (the owners of the Pick brand), have closed the Pick+1 channel and it is no longer broadcasting. The closure happened on the 31st March. I don't think Sky have said much about why they've closed it.
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Maureen Browning:
The Freesat 4K set top box does have a Netflix app, but as of the date of posting it does not have a Discovery+ app.
As Chris says, the box needs to be connected to the internet. This can be done either by WiFi or a cable to the router.
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Tuesday 19 October 2021 11:37AM
js:
Hmmm, rxtvinfo.com has got a story about Sky Glass subscribers being the first to get HD streaming versions of the BBC regions in the very near future. I initially thought that the HD versions of the other channels might be for Glass users as well to tempt people to purchase Glass - but if this is the case why would a device that has no satellite connection need dummy entries in the satellite EPG/SDT?
BBC One HD regional launch begins | RXTV info