As an existing customer, you can initially take over the Teleclub packages.
Then it just becomes blue Movie and blue Family in this case.
However, the channels mentioned are no longer included in the new blue max and blue doku packages.
As a layman, I would say that these stations haven’t made it into the lineup for the time being.
Which channels are included in blue Max?
Will all other channels that are no longer included be distributed to new packages?
Romance TV, Heimatkanal and Goldstar TV are marketed by many providers as a “television with heart” package.
I can’t imagine that the channels that have been dropped from Blue+ (Teleclub) will simply be deleted from the Blue TV offering.
Bergler wrote:
Then one can only hope that the UPC channels will also be available to Swisscom customers in return. Because UPC still has Romance TV, TNT Film, Heimatkanal, VH1 Classic and the MTV music channels, which were simply thrown out by Swisscom without comment!!
As I understand it, Swisscom only offers the channels from the MySport package. So:
This will be a paid package. The channels will then be present in the channel list as normal, i.e. without the app. UPC does not yet have an actual OTT offer.
At UPC, blue is offered as an app. You will either need the new UPC box or a newer TV, smartphone or tablet.
I don’t know that. I have no information about this and the channel list has not yet been adjusted: [https://www.swisscom.ch/de/privatkunden/abos-tarife/inone-home/digital-tv/sender.html](https://www .swisscom.ch/de/privatkunden/abos-tarife/inone-home/digital-tv/sender.html)
Tux0ne wrote:
With blue tv air free only SD is offered and the data rate is specified as a maximum of 2mbps.
Blue tv air 10 CHF offers SD, HD or UHD depending on the channel.
The internet connection should have at least 10mbps.
Adaptive streaming is used. The quality has not yet reached the level of the STB, but it seems relatively good to me now.
I have peaks of around 18mbps. But the average is measured below one mbps 🙂
Only Dolby 2.0 is transmitted as sound! And it can only do legacy IP…
Here SRF1 HD
Nobody complains?
Of course I’m making a fuss about it. The amount of data is stated here in MB. Therefore the average stream is around 7mbps!
Sorry. I thought to myself that something wasn’t quite right 🙂
@leopard78, I was just able to test this. It also seems to work fine via the Firefox browser. Have you tried clearing your browsing history and cookies? Kind regards, EneaN
@thoems, you can find all the information about it at the following link: [https://www.swisscom.ch/de/privatkunden/abos-tarife/inone-home/swisscom-blue-tv/angebote.html#tab=blueplus](https://www.swisscom.ch/de/ private customers/abos-tariffs/inone-home/swisscom-blue-tv/angebote.html#tab=blueplus). Kind regards, EneaN
@EneaN wrote:
@thoems, you can find all the information about it at the following link: [https://www.swisscom.ch/de/privatkunden/abos-tarife/inone-home/swisscom-blue-tv/angebote.html#tab=blueplus](https://www.swisscom.ch/de/ private customers/abos-tariffs/inone-home/swisscom-blue-tv/angebote.html#tab=blueplus). Kind regards, EneaN
Unfortunately, I can’t find a comparison anywhere ‘Teleclub old’ –> ‘Teleclub new’, there was one more package before.
For example, I can’t find TNT film among the new ones, so it would be interesting to see what else changes.
Will the ‘old’ Teleclub packages remain in place, or do you have to switch to the new ones?
Please clarify what it means that you can still watch very popular channels in old subscriptions, and these channels are no longer available for new customers or when changing subscriptions.
Specifically, a few examples:
2 blue channels less, e.g. E.g. blue retro
TNT movie
Romance TV
Home Channel
Boomerang D
Cartoon Network D
Junior
And what is blue Stars, I can’t find the station in the station list at all!?!