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Anonymous
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on ‎18-10-2023 13h15

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OK. Thanks for the info. 

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Weerab1983
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on ‎18-10-2023 13h15

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Great news and exciting that it is actually announced now.

Cant wait for the update and the switch to see what the new TV service brings. 

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Anonymous
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on ‎18-10-2023 13h20

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If anyone is interested in some of the advertising that is due to start on Friday they are starting to appear on the EE YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@EEUK/videos 

 

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gg30340
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‎18-10-2023 13h36 - edited ‎18-10-2023 13h45

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@Anonymous wrote:

Why can't you add a like after a post has been marked as a solution in this part of the community? Weird. 

 

The Lounge was intended as an area of the forum where members could have a chat or discussion about basically anything as long as it fell within the forum rules. 

It is not a place to post problems or seek solutions and as such there is no place to award kudos.

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FC12
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on ‎18-10-2023 14h38

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Great news ! Really happy to see Apple TV there. Will we have to change our broadband to EE ?? 

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Anonymous
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on ‎18-10-2023 15h07

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Eventually, yep @FC12 

Seems this will happen at point of contract renewal or upgrade of services according to details so far.

Need to understand if the full suite of channels (including NOW), will be available via the EE TV app on an Apple TV first, some reports so far have only mentioned Freeview channels.

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DarrenDev
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on ‎18-10-2023 15h12 - last edited on ‎19-10-2023 14h14 by

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As long as the Apple TV comes from EE as part of an EE TV contract, then it'll offer all the same channels as the Pro/Mini box in IP mode.

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Anonymous
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on ‎18-10-2023 15h20

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Well that answers that, thanks @DarrenDev 👍🏻 

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Hooba
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on ‎18-10-2023 21h18

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Ok, so all channels same as the Pro/Mini box in IP mode (if the Apple TV comes from EE as part of an EE TV contract). Do all these channels play from within the EE TV app? Or is it sort of like Sky Stream where you get shunted off to a different app? e.g. if you want to watch a BBC channel on Stream it essentially shunts you off the iPlayer.

Specifically will the Sky (Now) channels play within the EE TV app, or does the EE TV app instead shunt viewers off to the Now app?

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NigelB72
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on ‎19-10-2023 7h34

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@Hooba if you watch any channel on Stream, it's played directly from the EPG. Only when you add content to your playlist (record something) it may push you to an On-Demand player but quite a lot of content is stored in a cloud system and plays directly without being pushed to a player.

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