RE
I hope this only applies to HD subscribers.
I don't think non-HD subscribers (I am one of them) will be very happy about having to go to the end of the EPG to find the SD channels.
It seems like they could be doing this to try and get more people to subscribe to the HD channels, but it could backfire and result in them losing subscribers.
Non HD subscribers would just see the HD channels shunted to the 800s.
The whole purpose of this reshuffle is to fix up the clutter and mess that has accumulated in the Sky EPG throughout its history. Also, it’s the most radical one as they’re integrating entertainment and documentary channels, moving up the kids section, and introducing a +1 section.
Sky is planning a huge EPG shake-up next year, from Broadcast:
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Under the proposals, Sky will bump broadcasters’ HD channels up the EPG, replacing their standard definition services. In turn the SD channels will be moved into a dedicated part of the EPG, in the 800 range.
I hope this only applies to HD subscribers.
I don't think non-HD subscribers (I am one of them) will be very happy about having to go to the end of the EPG to find the SD channels.
It seems like they could be doing this to try and get more people to subscribe to the HD channels, but it could backfire and result in them losing subscribers.
Non HD subscribers would just see the HD channels shunted to the 800s.
The whole purpose of this reshuffle is to fix up the clutter and mess that has accumulated in the Sky EPG throughout its history. Also, it’s the most radical one as they’re integrating entertainment and documentary channels, moving up the kids section, and introducing a +1 section.
Last edited by Rex on 16 August 2017 7:19pm