In reply to a post by ian72:

Thnking about it it must be as BT Sport for Youview is only delivered over IPTV which BT only do over infinity.

BT Sport SD is available via ADSL and Infinity Youview. BT Sport HD is only available via Infinity Youview.

Went through this, BT Sport SD available on ADSL as long as download is 6.4 or higher. Then found that ADSL Exchange has not been upgraded to have BT Sport on Youview.
Not available on exchange maybe why BT Sport is showing problem on sign up.. As was case with me.

Sky multi-screen is £11.25

Edited by deleted (Tue 01-Jul-14 12:56:09)

In reply to a post by flippery:

Went through this, BT Sport SD available on ADSL as long as download is 6.4 or higher. Then found that ADSL Exchange has not been upgraded to have BT Sport on Youview.
Not available on exchange maybe why BT Sport is showing problem on sign up.. As was case with me.

Interesting, I had assumed BT Sport SD on Youview was unicast, and therefore not dependant on the exchange being "enabled".

In reply to a post by ian72:

You can get Youview you just can't get the IP channels - and you pay extra for those anyway.

ahh that's where ive got my wires crossed then thinking of the whole thing not just the box

Ash

No - it is multicast and so requires an upgraded exchange. Hence it's mainly for customers connected to an FTTC enabled exchange who, for whatever reason (distance, uneconomic cab) can't get an FTTC service. However there are some exchanges that have been upgraded that don't yet have an FTTC service/

Use the BT DSL checker and see if your exchange lists 'copper multicast' as a service.

In reply to a post by Colin_London:

Use the BT DSL checker and see if your exchange lists 'copper multicast' as a service.

Ah yeah, hadn't seen "Copper Multicast" before, it's been a long time since I used the BT Wholesale checker because I've had fibre available for some time now.