There's going to be a new way to watch Freeview TV, called Freely, due for launch next yr. it means you can view over your broadband connection, without an aerial. I am really pleased to hear this as since the digital switchover in 2012, I have only had access to 4 channels - BBC1, 2, 4, and News24. Am located in a sort of transmission cold spot and would need cable or a satellite dish to get other channels reliably. I haven't bothered as I don't watch much, but a little variety would be nice. Will feel like I am getting more for my licence fee. 😁
The current generation of smart TVs won't be able to use Freely, but that's OK for me cos my non-smart one is over 12 yrs old, so time for an upgrade anyway.
Most of what I watch is on freeview - BBC4, BBC2, Sky Arts and a few others. Maybe that makes me a bit stale?
OH has paid-for Sky, Netflix and Amazon Prime TV so when we're watching together he generally picks something from one of those, but I just can't be bothered wading through it all to find something that I might want to watch. By the time I've done that my half an hour or whatever when I wanted to watch some TV has all but gone.
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Not OHs sky, netfilx etc obviously, but I don't watch those unless we're watching together, maybe one evening a week normally, when generally I let him choose something.
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