@NigelB72wrote:
The All4 app is part of a carriage deal on Sky which means they pay extra for all the HD channels and HD on the app.
The All4 app is only available on Sky Glass, they call it "All4" on Q but it is just limited curated on demand content that is downloaded to the box to view.
The All4 app is HD on a few devices now, without a subscription, including Apple TV.
@NigelB72wrote:
BT are positioning themselves at the budget end of the range and I think this end of the market will blossom in due course because people are getting fed up of paying high prices for Sky and Virgin now.
I agree and disagree.
I do think as the cost of living bites people will look hard at discretionary spending like entertainment and budget hard, but I don't believe many people will see leaving one TV service just to sign up to a new 2 year contract, however flexible, for another one as an attractive proposition.
I suspect most cost conscious people will drop to Freeview (or Freesat), and then "top up" as funds/deals allow. If they really need one, they can pick up a PVR from eBay for a pittance.
If you look at the advice given by people who aim to help people save money in this space (Cordbusters UK, Money Saving Expert forums or Andy Clever Cash to name just a few), that is the recommendation.
Do BT actually release numbers of TV service customers?
Edited to add:
Forgot to say, +1 for a Roku device, simple, service agnostic and very reliable in my experience.
