Entertainment: Watch the best of pay TV with the amazing NOW TV Box. Watch and catchup on shows from Sky Atlantic, Sky Living, Sky1, Comedy Central, Nickelodeon, Nick Jr, MTV, Discovery and more. There are also over 250 box sets and you can enjoy the best of BBC iPlayer, ITV Player, All 4, Demand 5 as well as loads of apps like Facebook, Spotify, YouTube.
Movies: Watch over a 1,000 movies live and on demand from Sky Movies with the amazing NOW TV Box. You can also enjoy the best of BBC iPlayer, ITV Player, All 4, Demand 5 as well as loads of apps like Facebook, Spotify, YouTube.
How did watching tv get so complicated? Its reading threads like this that make me long for the good old days of 3 channels, the girl and the blackboard in the afternoon, and the loud endless beep at around midnight. Remember when we used to get up off our fat bums to turn the tv over, tv dinners/ready meals were a thing of the future and kids actually went out to play? The whole family/country would gather around the tv on a Saturday evening to watch the latest big show, and video players were still to arrive in our sitting rooms....
All comments (139)
Triads
16 Dec 16#1
Do these work of an aerial or the internet
dotnetter to Triads
17 Dec 16#33
As per other replies, you can install apps to watch TV however, if you're going to do this please check your broadband package comes with unlimited usage... Else you could quickly hit your limit and find yourself unexpectedly billed a lot more.
Anything to stop you buying a stack of them and using them one after the other? Account specific, etc?
livreg to Magurdrac
16 Dec 162#20
Yeah hdmi out. You could buy say 4 of these and put the passes on 1 after another all in the same account so 12m Sky ent. You can't add a new pass until youre in the last month of a current pass. Max of 4 devices (now box, phone, tab etc) per acc & can watch 2 at a time.
joanne2k11
16 Dec 161#13
Thank you
amour3k
16 Dec 16#14
Oh, Shop.To has finally heard me! (with these NowTV Boxes), hahahahaha.
I missed out last time (some 4+ months back?), when the same OP Deals were Posted via HUKD for only £9.85 each/a piece, at the time!, for the same Shop.To place too. :-(
Ahhh well?, lol, this still works out way cheaper than the current going rate for these/same thing for £15 a piece instead I guess?, so ..... hehehehe.
:-)
Jonnyblock to amour3k
16 Dec 164#22
Are you OK?
amour3k
16 Dec 16#15
True!.
Now, if I can/could only find a free IPTV Stream to bounce this via? (be that say, an indefinite Stream?, or otherwise?), then ..... hahahahaha. :-)
cstar
16 Dec 16#16
can u get sky sports and if u cant run kodi but u can set up plex? is plex free like kodi ta
ilikedeals21
16 Dec 16#17
just bought the entrainment pass
cstar to ilikedeals21
16 Dec 16#18
did it have sky wrestling channel please
ilikedeals21
16 Dec 16#19
im pretty certain the wwe wrestling is only included in the sports pass. so you need to purchase this to view the wwe
noahsdad
16 Dec 161#21
Argos out of stock for click n collect. They would have had the slightly better deal had they had stock, but usual story of them advertising thin air and passing it off as products they have.
So this deal is the best I reckon, and quite handy for me as my current codes run out tomorrow. Cheers OP.
GwanGy
16 Dec 161#23
the 4 devices dont have to be in the same household I shared my movie code with my bro in Midlands.. disappointed by the movie selection tho.
Good deal tho.
DW79
16 Dec 16#24
The Currys deal seems much better with 4 months Sky Movies/Cinema Pass for a better price per month. +/- less than £5 per month. Thinking about taking this and cancelling Amzon Prime Instant @ currently £5.99 per month. Shopto isn't available on quidco whereas Currys is, therefore cashback available too. It's only 1% but still it's the better option to Shopto.
DW79
16 Dec 16#25
...and with Currys you get the click and collect option which means you get to have it earlier rather than wait/take off work for delivery.
DW79
16 Dec 161#26
Anyone know what is the better option though? Sky Movies Pass or the Entertainment Pass?
amour3k to DW79
16 Dec 162#28
Hahahahaha, excellent question!. :-)
Depends on what kind of Animal your into really?, so kind of hard to say basically? (as it's purely down to your 'tastes', and/or 'needs', etc?). :-)
I've played with both!, and like both too (but obviously for very different reason's, and they're clearly not the same things?).
Personally speaking though, I preferred the Movies Pass more so though (but I'm obviously not able to claim the same of you too?, so ..... ) :-)
All the most current Hollywood Movies out there (give or take a couple of Months?), may prove more your bag?, then say a couple of Marathon Runs of Only Fools and Horses?, and/or Open All Hours, etc, etc?, hehehehehe.
You choose?. :-)
amour3k
16 Dec 16#27
Lighten up ...
People have been doing sillier stuffs for several months in the build up to Christmas, wayyy before it's actual inception!, and nobody anywhere said boo.
And your rather concerning yourself with ..... lol. :-)
Jonnyblock
16 Dec 163#29
:confused:...
:confused:
amour3k
16 Dec 16#30
DW79, and JonnyBlock .. you two be busy today, huh?, lol.
DW79
17 Dec 16#31
Yup! Lol - Wife already complaining :smiley: Actually people... The Best Deal on this is through Argos as Quidco is offering a 10% cash-back on Argos for 3 days only. It began 12 noon today. But it has to be either a fast-track order or delivery. Fast Track with 10% cash-back works out to £17.99 for 4 months Sky Cinema Pass.
herbertsimpson
17 Dec 16#32
Forgive my ignorance guys...
You buy this box and you get ALL the Movies you can view for free on Sky Cinema (yes, I'm on unlimited fibre)? No cost per movie? Is there any sort of limitation on new releases etc.? What I'm saying is this is not Pay per view yeah? What does on demand mean, just the freeview on demand or can you watch a movie of your choice anytime.
So what's the catch apart from making sure you cancel if you want to?
Thank you in advance for your replies.
EDIT: Looking at the listings, there are many cinema channels, do you get them all?
dotnetter to herbertsimpson
17 Dec 161#34
Yes, you get all the movie channels included within the package and you can watch as many as you want...That's what on demand means... They're available "on demand".
nougat
17 Dec 161#35
I think Amour3k must be 7 years old or drunk or maybe English is his second language.
bensbargains
17 Dec 16#36
DONT LISTEN TO THIS ONE, IT'S DEFECTIVE.
Mini Dragonz
17 Dec 16#37
Thanks ordered
some_punk_girl
17 Dec 16#38
Thank you, just ordered one, but I was only charged £4.85?
DaveRay to some_punk_girl
17 Dec 161#39
Are you sure you haven't ordered the refurbished white box with the 1 month pass by accident? It's probably worth checking your order before they ship it. This offer is on the new black boxes.
some_punk_girl
17 Dec 16#40
D'oh! That's exactly what I've done! Just ordered the right one, will give to white one to my Brother instead :smiley:
Thanks!
kalico
17 Dec 16#41
Can these have Plex sideloaded on them, like the white boxes?
focusdriver
17 Dec 16#42
Got one of these, but I can only get on demand. No live tv what am I doing wrong
g_p_t
17 Dec 161#43
Stonking price !!!!!! HHHHHOOOOOOTTTTT
boi75
17 Dec 16#44
Do I need box or can I join with smart tv? Does this work out cheaper if I want entertainment, sports, movies and kids? I recently cancelled sky. Never used this before
wolvesinwales
17 Dec 16#45
No you don't need the box if your TV has got the Now TV app installed , my LG has. I buy these boxes on these deals just for the Passes then sell the boxes on Gumtree.
Meathotukdeals
17 Dec 16#46
Does BBC iplayer work better on these? On our white box it needs exiting after every episode because it just freezes.
boi75
17 Dec 16#47
Thanks wolvesinesles, I have LG tv too, so will check that.
So do I just buy different passes and I can use them on same account? I am looking for deals on sports, kids and entertainment
othen
17 Dec 16#48
This is good value, I've just ordered one and added some heat. We can use up to 4 boxes on the same account,and in 2 different houses, so this suits us well.
jasyk
17 Dec 162#49
If anyone has an Xbox one you can get the movies package for £1 a month for 3 months. I got my son to download Xbox app and logged in with my account to get the deal. It means I can also view it on my now TV box as well.
jasyk
17 Dec 16#50
Yes they can. Installed it this week myself.
louthepoo
17 Dec 16#51
Brilliant, I didn't know this, thanks
qwerty212
17 Dec 16#52
Can I watch this on my ps3 and then sell the box?
NVD
17 Dec 16#53
I'd say the opposite. First run shows (including Sky Atlantic shows that you can't see anywhere else) beats films that have been out on DVD/VOD for months hands down.
jco83
17 Dec 161#54
Thanks Turkey :smiley:
Have a Merry Christmas <3
amishmaroliya
17 Dec 16#55
Can be iPhone mirror to TVs via this
superpanda
17 Dec 16#56
Is My5 available on NowTV?
othen
17 Dec 161#57
Yes (the box is not worth much though).
LemonHead
17 Dec 16#58
Sorry for my ignorance though how does the pass actually work? Do you have to cancel before the pass ends or does the pass only allow you the allocated amount of month’s usage and no need to cancel, i.e. you won’t be able to use the pass once the allocated period ends? I’m guessing they ask for direct debit details when singing up to this deal and if you don’t cancel your direct debit will then kick in after the allotted period. Is that right? I’m asking this as I can’t see anything mentioning this on Shopto’s website.
TIA
prinzfrancis
17 Dec 161#59
You don't need to cancel or give credit card details. It just ends when it's due. It's that simple
Great_pretender
17 Dec 162#60
You sign up and use the pass. The pass will give you access to movies for two months. When the pass ends you will be charged by direct debit.
What most people do is, continue to buy vouchers through deals like this to keep their access to movies/entertainment but avoid paying the standard Nowtv subscription prices.
Hope that helps.
qwerty212
17 Dec 16#61
Ok two questions. Is there a limit on how much you can watch? And what happens at the end of the 3 months or 2 months? thanks
qwerty212
17 Dec 16#62
thanks
Great_pretender
17 Dec 16#63
No limit you can watch as much as you want.
See my above post for what happens after the voucher runs out.
sittniewski
17 Dec 16#64
nice
louthepoo
17 Dec 16#65
I've downloaded the app and it says 3 months for £3 but when I log in to get the deal it just gives the option of one month for £9.99
jasyk
17 Dec 16#66
Once you have signed in, go to the movies section and click on any movie. You will be presented with a few options with one to watch the movie by applying the code stated on the £3 for 3 months. Hope this helps
louthepoo
17 Dec 16#67
Didn't work for me, just said do you want to buy movies for £9.99 for a month :disappointed:
cazsilver
17 Dec 16#68
Bought my son an xbox one for xmas - excuse my ignorance as not computer savvy - how do I get the £1 a month for 3 months?! Thanks
NSA
17 Dec 16#69
Do you need some kind of 'provider' in order to have Plex working? (I'm pretty new to Plex but have used Kodi for over 12 months now...)
Cheers
jasyk
17 Dec 161#70
I asked my son and he said it gave a code when you downloaded the now TV app
jasyk
17 Dec 16#71
I asked my son and he said it gave a code when you downloaded the now TV app
Yes you need a server installation to work. I had installed it on my laptop but the laptop needs to stay on to make it work. To be honest I was just trying it to put media in one place in the house but it's a bit of a pain to have laptop on constantly
nougat
17 Dec 161#72
I beg to differ. I install plex and blag it up and sell on through ebay/gumtree usually making a profit
chris11223
18 Dec 16#73
You can always use these boxes with plex which works for a work around to stream a lot more
Link here
But in reality I'd just spend the few extra bucks on an android box and stream kodi directly off it for "free" tv.
Less of the Mulberry Wine over the Weekend yeh?, it's NOT quite yet Christmas yet yeh? (for the next 1 Week anyway ..... ) :-(
Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm, thanx.
amour3k
18 Dec 16#75
Fair play to you there, no problem, that's cool.
Horses for courses then I guess?, lol. :-)
amour3k
18 Dec 16#76
Hahahahaha, Families, huh?, lol. :-)
Duelling Duck
18 Dec 16#77
Thanks op! Just ordered one for as a Christmas present my nan. My grandad said she's got and old white box that doesn't work very well and has no entertainment or demand so this is perfect.
othen
18 Dec 161#78
I've just had a look on Fleabay and can see lots of people trying to sell these boxes for about a fiver (plus a few pounds postage) without the Now TV pass. I suppose that is okay, but only because the people they sell to have not realised the regular price is £10.85 (delivered) from a store, and that includes a few months free TV. The answer is then that the Now TV box is worth about a fiver- if you think it is worth the hassle then there might be someone out there willing to buy.
I noticed lots of people trying to sell Now TV boxes with Plex installed. This seemed very dubious to me, for a start I wondered why people would not install Plex themselves (just like Kodi, and not illegal as such). Promising people access to paid-for channels like Sky Sports probably is illegal though, and there seemed to be a number of people who were doing that from their bedroom in their parent's house.
ordep
18 Dec 16#79
I already have a Now TV box.
Movie pass cost £ 9,99/month.
If I take this deal,
2 months movie pass + box £10.85
Am I missing something here.
othen
18 Dec 16#80
You have realised it is cheaper to buy a new box than to pay the subscription, that is all. Lots of people do that (hence there are lots of unused Now TV boxes for sale).
mfactor
18 Dec 16#81
I use now tv thru my tablet/chromecast just for the odd footy/rugby match but cant pause does this box have this function
or the white box
Ta
samuelsmith87
18 Dec 16#82
The new boxes work with freeview
nougat
18 Dec 16#83
Cheers ordered 5 to keep us going for 6 months
andiejn
18 Dec 16#84
Is there an expiry date on the vouchers?
amour3k
18 Dec 16#85
Exactly ..... lol.
amour3k
18 Dec 16#86
5 NOW TV Boxes with either 2 Months Movie Pass each, and/or 3 Months Entertainment Pass each, will keep you going for more than just 6 months?. :-)
amour3k
18 Dec 16#87
That's true, and they have a Co-Axial Ariel input in them to boot too, hence the Freeview capabilities also, lol. :-)
nougat
18 Dec 16#88
2x3 months entertaiment = 6 months
3x2 months movies = 6 months
Good luck in your KS1 Sats
nougat
18 Dec 16#89
Ignore the 7 year olds comment. these don't have a co-axial input they are purely web based. The smartbox has the co-axial input
nougat
18 Dec 16#90
NOW TV DevicesNOW TV is currently available on the following devicesComputers - PC: Compatible with Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows 7 - Mac: Compatible with Mac OSX 10.6 (Snow Leopard) or laterAndroid Devices - HTC Desire, HTC Desire HD & HTC Desire S: on Gingerbread - HTC Incredible: on Gingerbread - HTC Sensation: on Gingerbread & ICS - Samsung Galaxy S: on Gingerbread - Samsung Galaxy S2: on Gingerbread & ICS - Samsung Galaxy S3: on ICS & Jelly Bean - Samsung Galaxy Note: on Gingerbread & ICSiOS DevicesAll iOS devices are supported with iOS 5 or later users can download and install the NOW TV app from the App Store. Simply sign in with your NOW TV account. WiFi or 3G connection is required. - iPhone: 3GS, 4, 4S & 5 - iPad: All - iPod Touch: 4th Generation or laterGames ConsolesXbox 360: Xbox users need an Xbox Live Gold account. At ‘marketplace’ search for the NOW TV app and once you have done installing and launching it, sign in with your NOW TV account to enjoy your favourite movies and TV shows!Xbox OneSet-top Boxes - YouView (Sky Sports Day Pass not available via YouView) - Roku: LT (Purple) & XS (Black)PS3 - Play Station 3- Play Station 4.
amour3k
18 Dec 16#91
Shame!, the new smarter NOW TV Smart Box does?!, so .....
Even NOW TV's Home Page Review of their OWN 'Product' states such here:
TV Smart Box - Watch the best of Freeview and pay TV
By way of showing a picture of it WITH a built-in Co-Axial Socket to go?!, so .....
When your ready, explain that all too then?. :-(
Thanx.
amour3k
18 Dec 16#93
Same boat, no problem.
amour3k
18 Dec 16#94
Co-Axial in-put for any Freeview content to be viewed.
But either WiFi, and/or Ethernet Cable for content of everything else ... (Entertainment Pass, Cinema/Movie Pass, and/or Sports Pass, Kids Pass, etc)
That's it really, as far as I'm aware?.
KODI/IPTV and the like are different animals to this again? (but are also possible also, if you want/know what your doing, or whatever?).
nougat
18 Dec 16#95
But this deal isn't for the smart box and as you have posted a deal for the Smart Now tv box you should know the difference.
livreg
18 Dec 16#96
Sky say theyre valid for 12 months from sale but really they dont know when that is as the pass in the box is not scanned or activated when you buy. If you did buy 4 passes you would be fine to add 1 when you bought it and then the start of the 3rd, 6th and 9th month.
amour3k
19 Dec 16#97
Yes, it's NOT exactly Rocket Science is it?
I'm no mind reader, yeh?, but have helped if for your own part you'd broken down the obvious in the first place too don't you think? (as per your above previous comment that blatantly showed you lacking there?!), well ...
Focus please?, before you then go about your business cursing people for stuff's that clearly have nowt all to do with them in the first place?, hmmmmm. :-(
MikeT
19 Dec 162#98
Keep the thread on track, this is a deal thread, remember the code of conduct.
Anything more than the deal belongs elsewhere like in Misc.
traceyr1977
19 Dec 16#99
I have BT Youview, it does show Now TV as an app on youview but there only seems to be movies. Can I buy a sports pass to be watched on Now TV via my Youview box or do I need to buy a Nowtv box.
How would this work in conjunction with my Youview box do I need to unplug it for the tv to pick up the Now TV box or can the run together.
spookywoman
19 Dec 16#100
Completely new to NOW TV having always had Sky which is now so overpriced so looking to change and save some money-I have Netflix which I LOVE through Apple TV box too. I can see the Currys deals look good but can someone tell me if you buy the Sky Movie package do you get entertainment pass also like you do on Sky? or are they all separate fees? Can't see a Currys deal for both entertainment and movies. Is it possible to get NOW Tv via Apple Tv box (although older box as had 2 years) Many thanks in advance to any clever person who can advise and help! Thanks.
bazza7676
19 Dec 16#101
Showing as £11.86 now
nougat
19 Dec 16#102
Why are you talking about the smart box and confusing people?
nougat
19 Dec 16#103
Really
othen
19 Dec 16#104
?
fuzzy_logic
19 Dec 16#105
I listed a few on Ebay with Plex sideloaded, as i just wanted the passes. Got a slap on the wrist from Mr Ebay, and the listings cancelled, as Sky had complained about the items. The wording was: 'eBay doesn't allow items that can be used to descramble or otherwise enable access to cable or satellite television programming that bypasses payment to the service provider.' Just a word of warning for anyone thinking of doing the same.
jemprice
19 Dec 16#106
Have I missed a code, or something? When I click through now it shows £11.86 not £10.85
jco83
19 Dec 16#107
No you've missed the last 2 days and 23 hours :smirk:
Still I'm sure you won't scoff at spending £1.01 extra
Or will you? :laughing:
amelia4321
19 Dec 16#108
lots tings are available in a deals :smiley:
andiejn
19 Dec 16#109
To add yo that, the Smart boxes freeview receiver is a tad on the weak side, we've reverted back tot he TV's inbuilt tuner.
andiejn
19 Dec 161#110
What bout a Times New Roman input?
dealpickle
19 Dec 16#111
Firstly, I don't know about what is and isn't available through Apple boxes, someone else will need to help you with that, sorry.
Passes are separate on Now TV, they are for four distinct groups - Movies, Entertainment, Sports, Kids. So if for example, you want Movies and Entertainment, you will need separate passes for both - there are no joint passes. I also used to have Sky and dumped it - best decision I ever made. Now TV gives me pretty much all I want to watch at a fraction of the cost, so I hope you get this all sorted out to your satisfaction.
spookywoman
19 Dec 16#112
Many thanks that info helps a lot -yes £32 Sky want now just for entertainment package and I watch Netflix 10 times more than sky for £5.99 a month! I have just rechecked through the Apple Tv apps and yes NOW Tv is there-so just going for a cheap code
-Merry Christmas :-)
bensbargains
19 Dec 16#113
Coming from the drunken 7 year old dunce in the corner...
Rosiebooboo
19 Dec 16#114
Can u guys help me please? I have sky downstairs and in the kitchen but not upstairs ... can I buy a now tv box for up there and just plug into a normal tv? I don't have an Arial up there and the tv is basic not smart. Really want one for my bedroom and my son's. Do I need a smart tv and an Arial? Sorry I'm rubbish at things like this thanks in advance for any info x
dealpickle
20 Dec 161#115
Glad I could help. Couple of other things you may find useful - you can't 'stack' codes, you can only add another when your current pass is in its last month. However, you can have different passes running at the same time - i currently have both an Entertainment pass and a Movies pass running.
It's ALWAYS cheaper to buy a box and get a new code than to pay the monthly Now TV rate (you'll end up with a stack of boxes like me, but it's worth it), although if you cancel a pass (you must always remember to cancel each pass when it's in its last month or you'll get billed the full monthly rate when it ends!) you'll often be offered a cheap deal to remain a customer which sometimes is even cheaper than the passes. And so you know, the boxes with passes regularly pop up at Tesco's, shopto.net or Argos for about a tenner for two month's Movies or three month's Ents, or about £19 for four months movies or six month's Ents. Passes are valid for a year so if you see a good offer, buy a few and make a note of when to apply the passes. Good luck Spookywoman! And a very Merry Christmas to you too!
dealpickle
20 Dec 16#116
You don't need a smart tv, the Now TV box makes it 'smart'. As long as you have broadband that broadcasts well upstairs, and the TV has an HDMI socket then you'll be fine. You don't need an aerial at all. Even if you don't have an HDMI socket on your telly, there still may be a way to use Now TV if you get one of the older white boxes, but come back on here and get some advice from someone if that is the case before buying anything.
simon147
20 Dec 16#117
Is it possible to add recording to the Now TV smart box?
RCUK
20 Dec 16#118
shame they dont do one of these with the sports pack
qwerty212
20 Dec 16#119
Anyone got theirs yet, with the royal mail strike et al? Was hoping to get mine before christmas.
some_punk_girl
20 Dec 161#120
Yes, received mine today :smiley:
othen
20 Dec 16#121
Yes, the box arrived today. I only really wanted the movies pass, but another box was slightly useful. More as an academic exercise than to satisfy a need I have loaded Plex on the box and PMS on this PC, so now I can watch films and listen to music from my laptop in the spare bedroom (should I want to!). It only took about half an hour, and it works fine.
beadysamuk
20 Dec 163#122
How did watching tv get so complicated? Its reading threads like this that make me long for the good old days of 3 channels, the girl and the blackboard in the afternoon, and the loud endless beep at around midnight. Remember when we used to get up off our fat bums to turn the tv over, tv dinners/ready meals were a thing of the future and kids actually went out to play? The whole family/country would gather around the tv on a Saturday evening to watch the latest big show, and video players were still to arrive in our sitting rooms....
othen
20 Dec 16#123
Michael: Ahh.. Very passable, this, very passable.
Graham: Nothing like a good glass of Chateau de Chassilier, eh Josiah?
Terry J: You're right there Obediah.
Eric: Who'd a thought thirty years ago we'd all be sittin' here drinking Chateau de Chassilier?
Michael: Aye. In them days, we'd a' been glad to have the price of a cup o' tea.
Graham: A cup o' COLD tea.
Eric: Without milk or sugar.
Terry J: OR tea!
Michael: In a cracked cup, and all.
Eric: We never had a cup. We used to have to drink out of a rolled up newspaper.
Graham: The best WE could manage was to suck on a piece of damp cloth.
Terry J: But you know, we were happy in those days, though we were poor.
Michael: Aye. BECAUSE we were poor. My old Dad used to say to me, "Money doesn't buy you happiness."
Eric: 'E was right. I was happier then and I had NOTHIN'. We used to live in this tiny old house, with greaaaaat big holes in the roof.
Graham: House? You were lucky to have a HOUSE! We used to live in one room, all twenty-six of us, no furniture. Half the floor was missing and we were all huddled together in one corner for fear of FALLING!
Terry J: You were lucky to have a ROOM! We used to have to live in a corridor!
Michael: Ohhhh we used to DREAM of livin' in a corridor! Woulda' been a palace to us. We used to live in an old water tank on a rubbish tip. We got woken up every morning by having a load of rotting fish dumped all over us! House!? Hmph.
Eric: Well when I say "house" it was only a hole in the ground covered by a sheet of tarpolin, it was a house to US.
Graham: We were evicted from our hole in the ground; we had to go and live in a lake!
Terry J: You were lucky to have a LAKE! There were a hundred and fifty of us living in a s_____x in the middle of the road.
Michael: Cardboard box?
Terry J: Aye.
Michael: You were lucky. We lived for three months in a paper bag in a septic tank. We used to have to get up at six in the morning, clean the paper bag, eat a crust of stale bread, go to work down the mill for fourteen hours a day week in week out, for sixpence a week. When we got home, out Dad would thrash us to sleep with his belt!
Graham: Luxury! We used to have to get out of the lake at six o'clock in the morning, clean the lake, eat a handful of hot gravel, work twenty hour a day at the mill for tuppence a month, come home, and Dad would thrash us to sleep with a broken bottle, if we were LUCKY!
Terry J: Well of course, we had it tough. We used to have to get up out of the s_____x at twelve o'clock at night, and LICK the road clean with our tongues. We had half two bits of cold gravel, worked twenty-four hours a day at the mill for sixpence every four years, and when we got home, our Dad would slice us in two with a bread knife.
Eric: Right. I had to get up in the morning at ten o'clock at night, half an hour before I went to bed, drink a cup of sulphuric acid, work twenty-nine hours a day down mill, and pay mill owner for permission to come to work, and when we got home, our Dad and our Mother would kill us, and dance about on our graves singing "Hallelujah."
Michael: And you try and tell the young people today that... and they won't believe ya'.
All: They won't..
SeanJC
20 Dec 16#124
Hi there, I recently got a great deal on a couple of boxes with 12 months entertainment. I'm really interested in getting a solid deal on some movies passes but don't want to keep purchasing more boxes. Any way to go about this or is buying lots of boxes the only way to get this price for a 2 month movie pass? Thanks in advance
lmca82
21 Dec 16#125
Has anyone that ordered this received it yet?
Duelling Duck
22 Dec 16#126
I was joking with my mum tonight about what films were on telly on Christmas day and she said it didn't matter any more because now people can just watch any films whevever they liked and the excitement of Christmas day films had all but gone.
She passed the test of not just spouting mawkish clichés and shall not be going into a home for another year! Yay!
mfactor
22 Dec 16#127
Yep got mine yesterday, had a play, put plex on it then got a bit carried away put USB player on and connected a hard drive I have, then discovered you can only use 1 sideloaded app at a time.
Then had a mess with plex and found a way to add unauthorised channels or some such, have had plex for awhile but only used it to stream movies, all good fun finding these things, I expect a lot of you already knew about them though :smiley:
now if only I could find a channel for free sky sports, have used my max carling passes and just have the free week pass of here to use before I have to pay
crgglerock
22 Dec 16#128
No,,mine is for an Xmas present ,hope it comes by tomorrow.
dazzer1975
22 Dec 16#129
yep arrived yesterday
ilikedeals21
22 Dec 16#130
got mine today happy with it however silly me thought it was the smart box all I wanted was freeview
mark391
24 Dec 16#131
I can't see the box or anything Now TV related on their site, is it still for sale?
qwerty212
25 Dec 16#132
Set mine up today. Was a bit peeved that I had to enter my card details and not just be able to enter the code and be done with it (I suppose that's how they get you). As a friendly reminder don't forget to cancel after putting the code in otherwise you will be charged after the 2 or 3 months is up, unless you're ok with that of course.
arafatharm
25 Dec 16#133
Could some one post the direct link. Could not find it
crgglerock
25 Dec 16#134
Cancel the code on the last month, so if you have the 3 month code cancel on the 3rd month, if you do it straight away it stops viewing after the 1st month, done it a few times myself..It's a way to get you to forget to do it and be charged.. Unless it has changed.ive been on chat before today asking for my remaining months back...Merry Christmas
qwerty212
25 Dec 16#135
Really? I cancelled straight away after putting in the code and it says I have 3 months left, plus the 14 day free trial so it ends some time in april, maybe they changed it recently, but anyway as long as they don't start charging me i'll be happy.... Merry christmas to you too
crgglerock
25 Dec 16#136
Might of changed it,it was a pain the way they had it having to cancel it on last month. If they have changed it I'll start doing it when I put the passes back in! :smiley:
zaheer2003
31 Dec 16#137
could you post about how to install the unsupported/unauthorised channels on the nowtv please?
i've installed the unofficial channels but they only show up on the now tv box if my computer is switched up! This is a bit useless as if I have to have my computer on, I may as well connect my computer to my TV!
Anyway to use the unofficial channels with my computer switche off?
Opening post
Movies: Watch over a 1,000 movies live and on demand from Sky Movies with the amazing NOW TV Box. You can also enjoy the best of BBC iPlayer, ITV Player, All 4, Demand 5 as well as loads of apps like Facebook, Spotify, YouTube.
Top comments
http://blog.artesea.co.uk/2016/01/tvplayer-on-roku-or-now-tv.html
Still needs the internet though.
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http://blog.artesea.co.uk/2016/01/tvplayer-on-roku-or-now-tv.html
Still needs the internet though.
http://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/tv-and-home-entertainment/digital-and-smart-tv/smart-tv/now-tv-box-with-4-month-sky-movies-pass-10139945-pdt.html
Dont know if it still works but you can try £1pm for 3months of Entertainment with code: 8NGWZTHT:
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/now-tv-3-month-entertainment-pass-for-3-00-2557475?page=3#comments
And then you can view the usual BBC, ITV etc live channels through their own Nowtv app.
Anything to stop you buying a stack of them and using them one after the other? Account specific, etc?
I missed out last time (some 4+ months back?), when the same OP Deals were Posted via HUKD for only £9.85 each/a piece, at the time!, for the same Shop.To place too. :-(
Ahhh well?, lol, this still works out way cheaper than the current going rate for these/same thing for £15 a piece instead I guess?, so ..... hehehehe.
:-)
Now, if I can/could only find a free IPTV Stream to bounce this via? (be that say, an indefinite Stream?, or otherwise?), then ..... hahahahaha. :-)
So this deal is the best I reckon, and quite handy for me as my current codes run out tomorrow. Cheers OP.
Good deal tho.
Depends on what kind of Animal your into really?, so kind of hard to say basically? (as it's purely down to your 'tastes', and/or 'needs', etc?). :-)
I've played with both!, and like both too (but obviously for very different reason's, and they're clearly not the same things?).
Personally speaking though, I preferred the Movies Pass more so though (but I'm obviously not able to claim the same of you too?, so ..... ) :-)
All the most current Hollywood Movies out there (give or take a couple of Months?), may prove more your bag?, then say a couple of Marathon Runs of Only Fools and Horses?, and/or Open All Hours, etc, etc?, hehehehehe.
You choose?. :-)
People have been doing sillier stuffs for several months in the build up to Christmas, wayyy before it's actual inception!, and nobody anywhere said boo.
And your rather concerning yourself with ..... lol. :-)
:confused:
You buy this box and you get ALL the Movies you can view for free on Sky Cinema (yes, I'm on unlimited fibre)? No cost per movie? Is there any sort of limitation on new releases etc.? What I'm saying is this is not Pay per view yeah? What does on demand mean, just the freeview on demand or can you watch a movie of your choice anytime.
So what's the catch apart from making sure you cancel if you want to?
Thank you in advance for your replies.
EDIT: Looking at the listings, there are many cinema channels, do you get them all?
Thanks!
So do I just buy different passes and I can use them on same account? I am looking for deals on sports, kids and entertainment
Have a Merry Christmas <3
TIA
What most people do is, continue to buy vouchers through deals like this to keep their access to movies/entertainment but avoid paying the standard Nowtv subscription prices.
Hope that helps.
See my above post for what happens after the voucher runs out.
Cheers
Yes you need a server installation to work. I had installed it on my laptop but the laptop needs to stay on to make it work. To be honest I was just trying it to put media in one place in the house but it's a bit of a pain to have laptop on constantly
Link here
But in reality I'd just spend the few extra bucks on an android box and stream kodi directly off it for "free" tv.
Here's a few suggestions of android boxes that'd point you in the right direction
Grow up ok?.
Less of the Mulberry Wine over the Weekend yeh?, it's NOT quite yet Christmas yet yeh? (for the next 1 Week anyway ..... ) :-(
Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm, thanx.
Horses for courses then I guess?, lol. :-)
I noticed lots of people trying to sell Now TV boxes with Plex installed. This seemed very dubious to me, for a start I wondered why people would not install Plex themselves (just like Kodi, and not illegal as such). Promising people access to paid-for channels like Sky Sports probably is illegal though, and there seemed to be a number of people who were doing that from their bedroom in their parent's house.
Movie pass cost £ 9,99/month.
If I take this deal,
2 months movie pass + box £10.85
Am I missing something here.
or the white box
Ta
3x2 months movies = 6 months
Good luck in your KS1 Sats
Even NOW TV's Home Page Review of their OWN 'Product' states such here:
TV Smart Box - Watch the best of Freeview and pay TV
http://www.nowtv.com/tv-smart-box
It requires a DIGITAL ARIAL to view free to air channels (aka 'Freeview'), and .....
Explain that then yeh?.
Just because your quote/unquote "Not in the know", doesn't mean that the best of us have to be all in the same boat yeh?, or ..... :-(
Thanx anyway.
No idea where all this unnecessary venom has spewed forth from in a period of time of less than that of only a 24 hour window?, and .....
I mean, what for at all?, I don't get it?. :-(
So much for all the Christmas cheer everyone is always banging about on a yearly basis, huh?.
Feels more last Ghosts of Demon's past or something ..... :-(
Thanx yeh?.
Now TV Smart Box review
http://www.techradar.com/reviews/audio-visual/av-accessories/now-tv-smart-box-1324139/review
By way of showing a picture of it WITH a built-in Co-Axial Socket to go?!, so .....
When your ready, explain that all too then?. :-(
Thanx.
But either WiFi, and/or Ethernet Cable for content of everything else ... (Entertainment Pass, Cinema/Movie Pass, and/or Sports Pass, Kids Pass, etc)
That's it really, as far as I'm aware?.
KODI/IPTV and the like are different animals to this again? (but are also possible also, if you want/know what your doing, or whatever?).
I'm no mind reader, yeh?, but have helped if for your own part you'd broken down the obvious in the first place too don't you think? (as per your above previous comment that blatantly showed you lacking there?!), well ...
Focus please?, before you then go about your business cursing people for stuff's that clearly have nowt all to do with them in the first place?, hmmmmm. :-(
Anything more than the deal belongs elsewhere like in Misc.
How would this work in conjunction with my Youview box do I need to unplug it for the tv to pick up the Now TV box or can the run together.
Still I'm sure you won't scoff at spending £1.01 extra
Or will you? :laughing:
Passes are separate on Now TV, they are for four distinct groups - Movies, Entertainment, Sports, Kids. So if for example, you want Movies and Entertainment, you will need separate passes for both - there are no joint passes. I also used to have Sky and dumped it - best decision I ever made. Now TV gives me pretty much all I want to watch at a fraction of the cost, so I hope you get this all sorted out to your satisfaction.
-Merry Christmas :-)
It's ALWAYS cheaper to buy a box and get a new code than to pay the monthly Now TV rate (you'll end up with a stack of boxes like me, but it's worth it), although if you cancel a pass (you must always remember to cancel each pass when it's in its last month or you'll get billed the full monthly rate when it ends!) you'll often be offered a cheap deal to remain a customer which sometimes is even cheaper than the passes. And so you know, the boxes with passes regularly pop up at Tesco's, shopto.net or Argos for about a tenner for two month's Movies or three month's Ents, or about £19 for four months movies or six month's Ents. Passes are valid for a year so if you see a good offer, buy a few and make a note of when to apply the passes. Good luck Spookywoman! And a very Merry Christmas to you too!
Graham: Nothing like a good glass of Chateau de Chassilier, eh Josiah?
Terry J: You're right there Obediah.
Eric: Who'd a thought thirty years ago we'd all be sittin' here drinking Chateau de Chassilier?
Michael: Aye. In them days, we'd a' been glad to have the price of a cup o' tea.
Graham: A cup o' COLD tea.
Eric: Without milk or sugar.
Terry J: OR tea!
Michael: In a cracked cup, and all.
Eric: We never had a cup. We used to have to drink out of a rolled up newspaper.
Graham: The best WE could manage was to suck on a piece of damp cloth.
Terry J: But you know, we were happy in those days, though we were poor.
Michael: Aye. BECAUSE we were poor. My old Dad used to say to me, "Money doesn't buy you happiness."
Eric: 'E was right. I was happier then and I had NOTHIN'. We used to live in this tiny old house, with greaaaaat big holes in the roof.
Graham: House? You were lucky to have a HOUSE! We used to live in one room, all twenty-six of us, no furniture. Half the floor was missing and we were all huddled together in one corner for fear of FALLING!
Terry J: You were lucky to have a ROOM! We used to have to live in a corridor!
Michael: Ohhhh we used to DREAM of livin' in a corridor! Woulda' been a palace to us. We used to live in an old water tank on a rubbish tip. We got woken up every morning by having a load of rotting fish dumped all over us! House!? Hmph.
Eric: Well when I say "house" it was only a hole in the ground covered by a sheet of tarpolin, it was a house to US.
Graham: We were evicted from our hole in the ground; we had to go and live in a lake!
Terry J: You were lucky to have a LAKE! There were a hundred and fifty of us living in a s_____x in the middle of the road.
Michael: Cardboard box?
Terry J: Aye.
Michael: You were lucky. We lived for three months in a paper bag in a septic tank. We used to have to get up at six in the morning, clean the paper bag, eat a crust of stale bread, go to work down the mill for fourteen hours a day week in week out, for sixpence a week. When we got home, out Dad would thrash us to sleep with his belt!
Graham: Luxury! We used to have to get out of the lake at six o'clock in the morning, clean the lake, eat a handful of hot gravel, work twenty hour a day at the mill for tuppence a month, come home, and Dad would thrash us to sleep with a broken bottle, if we were LUCKY!
Terry J: Well of course, we had it tough. We used to have to get up out of the s_____x at twelve o'clock at night, and LICK the road clean with our tongues. We had half two bits of cold gravel, worked twenty-four hours a day at the mill for sixpence every four years, and when we got home, our Dad would slice us in two with a bread knife.
Eric: Right. I had to get up in the morning at ten o'clock at night, half an hour before I went to bed, drink a cup of sulphuric acid, work twenty-nine hours a day down mill, and pay mill owner for permission to come to work, and when we got home, our Dad and our Mother would kill us, and dance about on our graves singing "Hallelujah."
Michael: And you try and tell the young people today that... and they won't believe ya'.
All: They won't..
She passed the test of not just spouting mawkish clichés and shall not be going into a home for another year! Yay!
Then had a mess with plex and found a way to add unauthorised channels or some such, have had plex for awhile but only used it to stream movies, all good fun finding these things, I expect a lot of you already knew about them though :smiley:
now if only I could find a channel for free sky sports, have used my max carling passes and just have the free week pass of here to use before I have to pay
and this for the unsupported app store http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/unofficial-plex-channels-install-now/
and http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/unofficial-plex-channels-install-now/
Anyway to use the unofficial channels with my computer switche off?