New to Sky Box Sets in August
Sky Box Sets in August will showcase a mix of HBO classics and channel premieres, including City on a Hill and Succession.
Here’s the full line-up in order of their 7.30 nightly transmission:
- A Discovery of Witches S1
- Succession S1
- Treme S1
- Get Shorty S1
- Fargo S1
- Nurse Jackie S1-2
- City on a Hill S1
- Power S1
- Succession S2
- Treme S2
- Get Shorty S2
- Fargo S2
- Nurse Jackie S3-4
- Picnic at Hanging Rock
- Power S2
- True Blood S1
- Treme S3
- Get Shorty S3
- Fargo S3
- Nurse Jackie S5-6
- Sons of Anarchy S1
- Power S3
- True Blood S2
- Treme S4
- Barry S1-2
- Sharp Objects
- Nurse Jackie S7
- Sons of Anarchy S2
- Power S4
- True Blood S3
- John Adams.
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July 10, 2020 at 3:15 pm
Just wanted to say that Netflix has restored the highest bit-rates as they were before the pandemic! I as looking at The Witcher and it definitely looks nicer and sharper than the last few months.
And about time! Thanks for the update, Fsmith. I’m without a 4K display at the moment and was wondering if the full bit-rates had been restored. Netflix’s gesture, and that of other streaming services like Amazon Prime and Disney+, was symbolic at best and utterly unnecessary in NZ, where Chorus reported traffic was always “well within” its network capacity (its last pandemic update was on April 3!). The only parties to benefit from the lower bit-rates were the streaming platforms, as they could charge full rates while enjoying lower bandwidth costs. If you’re interested, this UK insight is worth a read. Btw, kudos to Sky for maintaining their Neon bit-rates throughout.