#YOUVIEW DEALS TV#
The high capacity storage holds up to 300 hours of programmes - enough to be able to catch up on all your favourite TV even after a long break away. On top of all this, there's a huge library of music videos available from which you can even create your own music video playlists.įeaturing a built-in 500GB hard drive, it's easy to record, pause and rewind live TV. The latest blockbusters in stunning HD are also available on a pay per view basis. If you're a BT customer then, for a small monthly subscription, you can access over 5500 shows including the best UK and US dramas, movies and children's TV. Unique to the BT YouView box is subscription access to BT Vision.
Use the Intelligent Search and finding what you're looking for by keyword or programme type is easier than ever. In addition to this, a wide range of on-demand programming is available and easy to access. What really marks out YouView is the effortless user experience - simply use the Electronic Programme Guide to 'scroll' back on the last 7 days TV programmes. So, once connected to your network via Ethernet you can easily access the BBC iPlayer, ITV Player*, 4OD, Demand 5, Now TV and, in Scotland, STV Player. Unlike some boxes that offer only limited catch-up TV, YouView has a comprehensive service.
With the major BBC, ITV and Channel 4 stations all available in stunning HD and without a monthly subscription, YouView makes a tempting choice - and that's before the catch-up TV is taken into account. First off, the BT YouView HD Recorder brings you over 70 digital TV stations, including your favourites in High Definition. YouView is a popular innovation that brings together live and on demand TV in an effortless, intuitive way. The Sky-owned streaming service Now TV is available on YouView, but currently you can only get Sky Movies on demand, unless you’ve got a TalkTalk YouView box, in which case you can get Sky Sports daily and weekly passes too.Making access to catch-up TV easier than ever, the BT YouView HD Recorder also adds the option of BT Vision service for fully comprehensive home entertainment. Sky already had first dibs on selected movies including Noah, Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues and Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit.
Such a deal would mean Sky is the only pay TV provider without the streaming service, despite it having the largest pay TV subscriber base and the second largest TV customer base overall.Įarlier in the year, Sky signed a deal with Paramount, meaning it would get exclusive rights on content made by the programme maker, blocking Netflix out of the running. Netflix has similar deals with other TV providers around the world including Deutsche Telekom in Germany and Bouygues in France.
Netflix is already available on a number of connected TV platforms including Virgin Media TiVo, LG, Samsung and Sony smart TVs as well as Apple TV, Roku and Chromecast. Will YouView set top boxes enlist in the Netflix army?Ī report in the FT says that you’ll be able to bundle Netflix subscriptions – normally priced at £5.99/month – with BT and TalkTalk TV subscriptions. It’s unsure if the deal would see Netflix coming to regular YouView customers, those who’ve bought a YouVIew box off the shelf, or if you’ll only be able to get Netflix bundled in to BT or TalkTalk TV subscriptions. The streaming service has reportedly entered talks with YouView, which could see the streaming service coming to set top boxes in time for Christmas. Netflix could soon be heading to BT and TalkTalk YouView boxes.
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