Sky Box office (Boxing)

[J0hnboy]

I am wondering if I order the boxing on my main Sky box will it show on my other 2 multi-room boxes? I'm guessing it wont but can anyone confirm this?

[magswonnowt]

it will

[J0hnboy]

So could I order the boxing, have my sons watch it at home and take another box to my mates house to watch it?

Are you sure this will work or would disconnecting the phone line stop it working?

[Super_mackem]

Originally Posted by J0hnboy

So could I order the boxing, have my sons watch it at home and take another box to my mates house to watch it?

Are you sure this will work or would disconnecting the phone line stop it working?

Na.

[Scotty 1978]

Do a test run order a film on box office and try it, i think that it will work

[joemcdokes]

Can I watch the same channels in every room with Sky Multiroom?
Your Sky subscriptions determine which channels you can view - this is not limited by your Sky Multiroom package. You might have a Sky+HD box and subscription for your living room, for example, but a regular Sky Digital subscription for your bedroom. You would be able to watch standard Sky channels in both rooms, and in the living room you would also be able to watch High Definition channels. Sky Box Office movies and events can only be viewed on the set top box they were booked on.

http://www.sky.com/shop/help-guides/...s/multiroom/#3

[AndrewP]

you can order avppv event for free as long as you never plug the box back into the phone line after you order it. No good for you as you have multiroom but a canny trick for someone maybe.

[Scotty 1978]

Originally Posted by AndrewP

you can order avppv event for free as long as you never plug the box back into the phone line after you order it. No good for you as you have multiroom but a canny trick for someone maybe.

Brother in law did this, he had ordered a few boxing events over a few years, we he upgraded to HD Last year he got a bill for £120

[AndrewP]

Originally Posted by Scotty 1978

Brother in law did this, he had ordered a few boxing events over a few years, we he upgraded to HD Last year he got a bill for £120

Aye, the installer would have plugged the new box (old card) in to do a call home and then he was charged.

The best "trick" is to do it and then report the card as faulty, a bit of a fuck on for £15 though.

[Scotty 1978]

Originally Posted by AndrewP

Aye, the installer would have plugged the new box (old card) in to do a call home and then he was charged.

The best "trick" is to do it and then report the card as faulty, a bit of a fuck on for £15 though.

to be honest he thought he had paid for them as he phoned up to ordered them.