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[TheBoy]

*IF* it would link into my MCE, I'd consider it.

Although with a pair of fast broadband lines, HD streaming is a reality, and probably the future...

break off 

Is that not available in the Suffolk countryside. Ahhh, shame.

Mind you, Ipswich only got it a very recently

[CaptainZok]

*IF* it would link into my MCE, I'd consider it.

Although with a pair of fast broadband lines, HD streaming is a reality, and probably the future...

break off 

Is that not available in the Suffolk countryside. Ahhh, shame.

Mind you, Ipswich only got it a very recently

Mains leccy?

[feeutfo]

Sky already have it as part of anytime.

[Kevin Wood]

*IF* it would link into my MCE, I'd consider it.

Although with a pair of fast broadband lines, HD streaming is a reality, and probably the future...

break off 

Is that not available in the Suffolk countryside. Ahhh, shame.

Mind you, Ipswich only got it a very recently

Mains leccy?

I was going to say sanitation...

[Lazydocker]

Ipswich is full of retards so they don't need it

Anyway... Apparently by 2014 we will have either fibre or min 2 meg BB

[bored bigyin54]

Sadly all of our special installs are contracted out 

To monkeys, I'm afraid, IME.

If I wanted Sky, I'd fit it all, so all the Sky mogrels would have to do is plug the box in.

and i didn't start this .

[feeutfo]

Sadly all of our special installs are contracted out 

To monkeys, I'm afraid, IME.

If I wanted Sky, I'd fit it all, so all the Sky mogrels would have to do is plug the box in.

and i didn't start this .

it's really not hard to do, any eejit can fit and service a satellite system.

[Vamps]

*IF* it would link into my MCE, I'd consider it.

Although with a pair of fast broadband lines, HD streaming is a reality, and probably the future...

break off 

Is that not available in the Suffolk countryside. Ahhh, shame.

Mind you, Ipswich only got it a very recently

Mains leccy?

I was going to say sanitation...

The telephone and or tarmac........

[Kevin Wood]

*IF* it would link into my MCE, I'd consider it.

Although with a pair of fast broadband lines, HD streaming is a reality, and probably the future...

break off 

Is that not available in the Suffolk countryside. Ahhh, shame.

Mind you, Ipswich only got it a very recently

Mains leccy?

I was going to say sanitation...

The telephone and or tarmac........

or a cinema with one of those new-fangled magic lanterns that lets you watch "fillums".

[Sir Tigger KC]

Sadly all of our special installs are contracted out 

To monkeys, I'm afraid, IME.

If I wanted Sky, I'd fit it all, so all the Sky mogrels would have to do is plug the box in.

A tenant of mine had Sky installed and I didn't have a problem at the time.  A couple of years on, different tenants complained of damp patches in the walls in the front and back bedrooms.  Turned out that the Sky Numpties had fixed the dish on on the back of the house, slung the cable over the roof and down the front.... BUT the cable was all tight and they didn't loop it, so the water ran down the cable and straight down the walls!!!    Utter, utter retards!!! 

[Marks DTM Calib]

*IF* it would link into my MCE, I'd consider it.

Although with a pair of fast broadband lines, HD streaming is a reality, and probably the future...

Indeed and sky know that all to well......hence thier move towards streamed content as well.

Sooner or later the Sats will get much less use as the costs increase and bendwidth becomes a bigger limitation

[tunnie]

*IF* it would link into my MCE, I'd consider it.

Although with a pair of fast broadband lines, HD streaming is a reality, and probably the future...

Indeed and sky know that all to well......hence thier move towards streamed content as well.

Sooner or later the Sats will get much less use as the costs increase and bendwidth becomes a bigger limitation

You say that, but with streaming media Sky's costs only increase. Unless we build our own CDN, which is quite possible. But with Sats, there is a fixed cost, no matter if we have 10 million customers or 15 million, plus its the same delivery if you are in central London or in Lakes. So don't think they are written off just yet, but it is moving that way, but its going to be some time I think.

I'm currently experimenting with my Raspberry Pi & various builds of XBMC. Some like OpenElec do include PVR, but only certain hardware.

[Marks DTM Calib]

Oh they are.

Video on demand is becoming the publics expectation, time bound streaming is cheap to do (E-Tree), Sats have limited bandwidth and sat costs will increase.

[tunnie]

Huge sections of the country still have poor internet connections though, but when fibre is in every home its clearly the way forward 

[feeutfo]

Fibre makes me fart.