willyfantastic
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have used sky go on my laptop connected to my tv via hdmi for ages - never had a problem
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SkyGo on the TV?
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Gary Leeds
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I can't see how they could block a pc using HDMI outputs as more and more monitors (especially the 4k types) require the pc connected via HDMI and I honestly can't see how sky could detect where the output is being streamed to. If they have blocked it then use a streamer (like splash top streamer) to display the screen from one computer onto one connected to your tv.
I recently got sky and was getting phone calls asking why I had not activated my free 2 month trial of Sky Go. When I told them I would only use it on my iPad and as that is jailbroken Sky have deemed I'm not allowed to have sky go on it. I asked why (the reason is because once jailbroken you can hook the output up to a TV apparently) and none of the sales advisors could give an answer
I recently got sky and was getting phone calls asking why I had not activated my free 2 month trial of Sky Go. When I told them I would only use it on my iPad and as that is jailbroken Sky have deemed I'm not allowed to have sky go on it. I asked why (the reason is because once jailbroken you can hook the output up to a TV apparently) and none of the sales advisors could give an answer
This is as good a place as any, for my old man ramblings.
Chances are I'm the only person in the country to avoid newfangled TV, but just in case there are others I'm a Netflix newbie and loving it.
Netflix has been ignored on my near obsolete PS3 for years.
I finally signed up for a free trial at the weekend and it's fan-bloomin-tastic.
So if you're ignoring the 21st century, my advise is don't, dive right in, it's lovely.
Chances are I'm the only person in the country to avoid newfangled TV, but just in case there are others I'm a Netflix newbie and loving it.
Netflix has been ignored on my near obsolete PS3 for years.
I finally signed up for a free trial at the weekend and it's fan-bloomin-tastic.
So if you're ignoring the 21st century, my advise is don't, dive right in, it's lovely.