Now TV

[btnbelle]

I am thinking of purchasing a Now TV box for watching the seagulls using sport day passes.

I have Virgin Media broadband and have heard that some people have problems.

I would be grateful to hear from anyone who can give me advice and information.

 

[Brighthelmstone]

If you have an xbox you can get an app, save buying the box.

 

[Chicken Run]

I have exactly what you have and want, the picture quality is a tad disappointing compared to HD, I'm particularly anal though, it may not bother you!

 

[Chicken Run]

I should say that on Monday I'm switching Sky Sports back on, if you live in Brighton you can have my now tv box for free?

 

[BensGrandad]

I watch Now TV on a Roku stick if and when Brighton are on sky for an away game I will get a sky day or week pass.

 

[BNthree]

On Virgin broadband and used Now TV app on tablet to send to Chromecast, plugged into tv, to watch some matches last season. No problems and great picture in HD.

 

[clapham_gull]

Get it. I'd actually go for a Roku rather than the branded SKY box.

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[robinsonsgrin]

now offering 4 months sky sports for 20pm... ive done it... but set the reminder to cancel!!

 

[Gabbafella]

I watch it through my PS4.
If you can find an empty can of Carling, download the Carling app and scan the can each day, I've been winning a free nowtv pass each week, should keep me going for a little while.

 

[KNC]

There's an Apple TV app also
Not HD, but pretty good

 

[btnbelle]

Thanks for all your advice, I don't have an x box or playstation, just Virgin Tivo. It would seem after talking to my son in law, that a Now TV box will suit my needs via day passes.

 

[Motogull]

I had to go into CeX today. They've got a variety of these things in there pretty cheap.

 

[BensGrandad]

Have you tried a cash converters as they usually have these boxes cheap.

 

[HHGull]

Have you tried a cash converters as they usually have these boxes cheap.

They're only £15 from sky anyway. And I see you can now get a Smart one with pause/rewind etc for £40.

 

[sully]

Don't all Smart TVs have a Now TV app you can use? Why is a separate box necessary?

Not that I've ever used the app, but it's always been on the TV since we bought it. I was thinking I might try a day pass or two this season.

 

[BensGrandad]

They're only £15 from sky anyway. And I see you can now get a Smart one with pause/rewind etc for £40.

that is surprising as I bought a Roku stick about a year ago £25 but now they are nearer £100

 

[GOM]

that is surprising as I bought a Roku stick about a year ago £25 but now they are nearer £100

Roku stick is £39 in Curry's

 

[HHGull]

Don't all Smart TVs have a Now TV app you can use? Why is a separate box necessary?

Not that I've ever used the app, but it's always been on the TV since we bought it. I was thinking I might try a day pass or two this season.

If the TV is smart then you won't need a separate box, but obviously not all TVs have that function.

 

[HHGull]

that is surprising as I bought a Roku stick about a year ago £25 but now they are nearer £100

New Now TV box is powered by Roku, whatever that means (I watch through Xbox).

 

[Dorset Seagull]

There's an Apple TV app also
Not HD, but pretty good

I got one of those free now tv day passes and am going to use it for the City game. I have Apple TV and wondered whether it was better through the app you mention or via my iPad and mirrored to the Apple TV. Any idea?