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    Does anyone watch Now Tv

    Haven't got Sky Sports, average bill with Virgin £75 per month ripp off. Looking at ways to watch the villa ist leg.. Day pass £8.99 the you have download something on your PC,mine is on windows 7. Any advice.

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    Discovery and Natural Geographic are my favourite channels now with some superb programmes.

    SKY ATLANTIC is a superb channel as well.

    Still occasionally good BBC programmes like Line of Duty.

    I rarely watch football though and Match of the day almost never.

    I’ve become a big fan of the NFL in America so I use SKY for that.

    I hate watching programmes on a PC.

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    I’ve got Now TV. I have the movie package. It’s around a tenner a month. I occasionally buy a sports pass for 8 quid or whatever it is which lasts 24 hours. I watch it on my smart tv . Just go to PC World and spend £25 or whatever and plug it into your tv as long as you’ve got a USB connection. Better than watching a laptop!

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    I often use them, or try to.
    I have a LG TV which connects via wireless and has a built in player for Now TV and that’s my most reliable method. Pc/Laptop more issues.
    Yesterday a few pals came over to mine to watch the game and typically the service was down !
    If you ever have to contact them for support heaven help you. We are all now familiar with the frustrations of dealing with overseas call centres. I used to get really uptight and frustrated with them but over the years I’ve been beaten to submission and my expectations are next to nil when I contact them. However these guys are a new low. You can only use chat and often they ask you to reboot and in the process will lose connection!, You will then have wait in a queue and begin the groundhog day routine again with another droid.
    So in summary when it works it is good but on a Microsoft based system its fragile. I guess it’s all those updates to the O/S and the Now TV Player and other dependencies it needs

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    Quote Originally Posted by wbaliquidator View Post
    I often use them, or try to.
    I have a LG TV which connects via wireless and has a built in player for Now TV and that’s my most reliable method. Pc/Laptop more issues.
    Yesterday a few pals came over to mine to watch the game and typically the service was down !
    If you ever have to contact them for support heaven help you. We are all now familiar with the frustrations of dealing with overseas call centres. I used to get really uptight and frustrated with them but over the years I’ve been beaten to submission and my expectations are next to nil when I contact them. However these guys are a new low. You can only use chat and often they ask you to reboot and in the process will lose connection!, You will then have wait in a queue and begin the groundhog day routine again with another droid.
    So in summary when it works it is good but on a Microsoft based system its fragile. I guess it’s all those updates to the O/S and the Now TV Player and other dependencies it needs
    Thanks for the reply.

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    It depends what you want to watch it on Soulman.

    If you want to watch it on your TV then unless you have a smart TV with the now tv app on it you will need a now tv stick which usually comes with a free sports day pass and a month of entertainment or movies.

    The now tv stick costs about £15 from amazon or argos.

    You can also watch it on your computer/phone by creating a now tv account and paying for the pass you want and that's it.

    I have used it plenty of times. It's a very good way to watch what you want when you want to without the big financial commitment of sky/BT contracts.

    Imo if you haven't got a smart TV (like myself) I would get a smart stick and the best one I would recommend is a roku TV stick, which I use, as it has all the major apps like now tv, amazon prime and Netflix as well as the usual BBC etc, etc.
    It costs about £30.

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    BTW it's not a USB connection you must have on your TV, it is a hdmi connection.

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    Think i'm sorted, my sister in law is giving me a box and getting me a day pass. I'm like Mick don't or rarely watch any football on tv.
    Lucky to get through 3 minutes watching Sky Sports news. If they had a radio show they would only play 4 records.

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