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quadplay · 25-01-2006, 08:44

No point phoning to report a fault, it was a mistake - but this will be normal soon.

The background is that a while ago, OFCOM decided it was now OK to show 15 and 18 rated movies before the watershed (9pm) as long as they're PIN protected. Sky have now started doing just this on Sky Movies 9 and 10 - however only gave ntl one month's notice, so an application has had to be implemented to allow us to continue carrying Sky Movies 9. The application will only ask for your PIN between 5pm and 9pm (the channel does not broadcast before 5pm any more). At other times, it will automatically change you to the normal stream.

If I were you, I'd ring Customer Services to get your PIN reset to a number you can remember - and be sure not to tell it to anyone!

25-01-2006, 08:44	#2
quadplay cf.mega poster Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Various Services: 9am, 1pm and 8pm daily Posts: 2,055	Re: Sky movies 9 No point phoning to report a fault, it was a mistake - but this will be normal soon. The background is that a while ago, OFCOM decided it was now OK to show 15 and 18 rated movies before the watershed (9pm) as long as they're PIN protected. Sky have now started doing just this on Sky Movies 9 and 10 - however only gave ntl one month's notice, so an application has had to be implemented to allow us to continue carrying Sky Movies 9. The application will only ask for your PIN between 5pm and 9pm (the channel does not broadcast before 5pm any more). At other times, it will automatically change you to the normal stream. If I were you, I'd ring Customer Services to get your PIN reset to a number you can remember - and be sure not to tell it to anyone!