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Right, maybe wrong thread but bear with me.

Over Christmas/NY I recorded a shitload of movies on my sky+ box from the Sky Movies channels

I've now given sky a months notice that I'm dropping Movies , will my recordings be erased when Movies goes offline, or not?

 

Seems a dumb question, but I'm a Sky virgin.

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I can't see how they would be able to delete them off your planner. I reckon they're there until you watch them.

 

Get rid of them altogether. It's a beautiful thing to know that you're not paying £80 a month or whatever for TV.

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Right, maybe wrong thread but bear with me.

Over Christmas/NY I recorded a shitload of movies on my sky+ box from the Sky Movies channels

I've now given sky a months notice that I'm dropping Movies , will my recordings be erased when Movies goes offline, or not?

 

Seems a dumb question, but I'm a Sky virgin.

Make your mind up!

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Cheers Gem, I didn't think it was it the case but someone mentioned it and thought I'd check. Mrs. Fist was panicking that all the kids movies were about to go up in smoke.

 

Paying £42/month for phone, tv & broadband- cheaper than I was getting phone and broadband from BT.

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Right, maybe wrong thread but bear with me.

Over Christmas/NY I recorded a shitload of movies on my sky+ box from the Sky Movies channels

I've now given sky a months notice that I'm dropping Movies , will my recordings be erased when Movies goes offline, or not?

 

Seems a dumb question, but I'm a Sky virgin.

 

They'll still be there but you'll be unable to watch them.

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Right, maybe wrong thread but bear with me.

Over Christmas/NY I recorded a shitload of movies on my sky+ box from the Sky Movies channels

I've now given sky a months notice that I'm dropping Movies , will my recordings be erased when Movies goes offline, or not?

 

Seems a dumb question, but I'm a Sky virgin.

 

They'll still be there but you'll be unable to watch them.

That's what I was told.

Hmm, back to square one.

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If you want something zero cost, you'll need to use torrents (and you'll need to get someone else to advise you cos I don't do torrents anymore).

 

Outside of that, I'd use Usenet - I've just learnt how to use this (costs about £6 a month).

 

Advantage of the former is it's free, but it's sharing. Advantage of the latter is that it's not sharing, but it costs.

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