Sky Anytime + a few questions
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I have received post saying I can now turn on anytime plus and was wondering what people think of this service. It seems good but is an obvious tactic to get pople to sign up for sky broadband unlimited.
I have an HD box and sky broadband lite (which is 2gb per month and free), and the ethernet cable so I am ready to go, but 1 thing might stop me:
- when you upgrade to anytime plus do you lose the std anytime function? I find std anytime quite good and has plenty of stuff for my needs, eg the main premiere movies, but most importantly it does not use up my 2gb internet capacity.
I have no intention of giving Mr Murdoch £7.50 more each month because anytime+ forces me to upgrade to broadband unlimited when 2gb is plenty for my internet usage.
I have an HD box and sky broadband lite (which is 2gb per month and free), and the ethernet cable so I am ready to go, but 1 thing might stop me:
- when you upgrade to anytime plus do you lose the std anytime function? I find std anytime quite good and has plenty of stuff for my needs, eg the main premiere movies, but most importantly it does not use up my 2gb internet capacity.
I have no intention of giving Mr Murdoch £7.50 more each month because anytime+ forces me to upgrade to broadband unlimited when 2gb is plenty for my internet usage.
You have to have the unilimited sky BB at the moment. There are rumors that other ISPs will be allowed later.
Anytime plus is quite a good service, and i was looking forward to getting it, however, the current library is poor and I hardly use it at the moment.
BBC iPlayer is far better IMO.
Anytime plus is quite a good service, and i was looking forward to getting it, however, the current library is poor and I hardly use it at the moment.
BBC iPlayer is far better IMO.
Edited by scottri on Thursday 6th January 10:37
Magic919 said:
It's in addition to your current anytime. It'll appear separately on the programme guide.
so I have it now, but where is it separated?after playing around a bit it seems some programmes/films have a record option, whereas most are "press SELECT to view" - is it the record option that signifies these are the std anytime and so will not be downloaded?
Is there anyway of viewing just the std anytime list?
Adam B said:
Magic919 said:
It's in addition to your current anytime. It'll appear separately on the programme guide.
so I have it now, but where is it separated?after playing around a bit it seems some programmes/films have a record option, whereas most are "press SELECT to view" - is it the record option that signifies these are the std anytime and so will not be downloaded?
Is there anyway of viewing just the std anytime list?
Tycho said:
Adam B said:
Magic919 said:
It's in addition to your current anytime. It'll appear separately on the programme guide.
so I have it now, but where is it separated?after playing around a bit it seems some programmes/films have a record option, whereas most are "press SELECT to view" - is it the record option that signifies these are the std anytime and so will not be downloaded?
Is there anyway of viewing just the std anytime list?
Adam B said:
scottri said:
Anytime plus is quite a good service, and i was looking forward to getting it, however, the current library is poor and I hardly use it at the moment.
really? loads on there, in movies at leastGassing Station | Home Cinema & Hi-Fi | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff


