Hi!
In our new build, there is a provision for a satellite system as well as multiple satellite outlets in every room. Now I’m wondering, is that really necessary? Will my children ever watch anything on free-to-air TV?
My children and I mainly watch Netflix/Amazon, and only my wife occasionally watches crime shows on free-to-air TV.
So my thought is to skip the whole satellite setup and instead install more LAN ports...
How have you handled this?
In our new build, there is a provision for a satellite system as well as multiple satellite outlets in every room. Now I’m wondering, is that really necessary? Will my children ever watch anything on free-to-air TV?
My children and I mainly watch Netflix/Amazon, and only my wife occasionally watches crime shows on free-to-air TV.
So my thought is to skip the whole satellite setup and instead install more LAN ports...
How have you handled this?
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cybergnom3 Oct 2018 01:45Today it was (unfortunately) clearly demonstrated that IPTV/streaming cannot replace traditional satellite TV.
The picture quality of DAZN during the Bayern-Ajax match was terrible. It immediately took me back to my student days, when I couldn’t afford SKY and had to watch football on my laptop through questionable websites.
The picture quality of DAZN during the Bayern-Ajax match was terrible. It immediately took me back to my student days, when I couldn’t afford SKY and had to watch football on my laptop through questionable websites.
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cybergnom3 Oct 2018 18:41True, but that doesn’t change the fact that (at least live) streams cannot replace regular TV.
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