Sky customers have to be prepared for changes in the program allocation of their pay-TV subscription. Various broadcasting slots are being swapped, two new programs are being added, and some channels are even being dropped for individual customers.
If you use a receiver from the Pay TV broadcaster Sky, there will be changes in the program structure in the coming days. From July 13th, some stations will change their broadcasting slots. This has resulted in various changes, some of which are already causing small shifts in the program structure in the preparatory measures.
CHANGES TO SLOTS 100 TO 199
Specifically, Sky says it has decided to make changes to slots 100 to 199. On devices such as the Sky Q Receiver , partner stations from the entertainment package and free-to-air programs from Free TV are then collected one after the other. The receivable documentary partner channels that are currently still on the slots from 400, then slide further forward.
Some specific examples: From July 13th, TNT Serie HD will no longer be seen on program position 116, but instead on position 118. The first will move from program position 181 to broadcast position 165. It has been a satellite customer since Tuesday (July 6th) With a booked DAZN subscription, Sky is able to receive the programs DAZN1 and DAZN2 as new channels on positions 239 and 240.
Cable customers with a Sky subscription will have to wait a little longer before they can see the two new DAZN programs. They are important for DAZN subscribers because from the coming season the provider will broadcast all Bundesliga games live on Fridays and Sundays .
And for cable customers there will be another change from July 20th. You lose access to the Sky Sport Austria channels via your cable receiver. For technical reasons, as it is officially called. Broadcasts of the Austrian soccer Bundesliga will then only be possible via Sky Go, Sky Q Mini or the Sky Q app.
SKY FAVORITES LIST WITHOUT CHANGES
Sky advises its customers not to disconnect the receiver used between July 12 and 13 from the power supply. On July 13th, no recordings should be programmed between 1 a.m. and 6 a.m. If some stations can no longer be found in the program list after July 13th, the pay TV station recommends starting a new station search.
By the way: Your favorites on program positions 1 to 99 are not affected by the changes according to the information provided by the pay TV provider. You can use it as usual. No partner or free TV channel will be lost as a result of the changeover. Not yet. Because since Tuesday it has been clear that the FOX Channel, popular with series fans, can only be seen on Sky until the end of September .
