Home of the Dragon is the extremely anticipated Sport of Thrones prequel, with the primary episode of the massive funds new HBO present airing within the UK tonight. Home of the Dragon – which takes locations tons of of years earlier than the occasions of Sport of Thrones – shall be airing on Sky Atlantic which might be accessed by way of the contract-free NOW service and thru Sky TV providers like Sky Q and Sky Glass. If you happen to’re watching Home of the Dragon by way of NOW you will be lacking out on an unique Sky TV characteristic, with the GoT prequel airing in 4K HDR on Sky Glass and Sky Q.
This was confirmed by Sky to Cordbusters, with the TV large including that NOW will not be getting Home of the Dragon in 4K.
Nonetheless there are some caveats that Sport of Thrones followers must know.
Firstly, Home of the Dragon shall be out there to look at in 4K HDR so long as you will have the correct subscription in your Sky Q or Sky Glass set.
Additionally, it seems that the dwell model of Home of the Dragon is not going to air in 4K HDR – as a substitute, the on-demand model which it’s essential to hook up with broadband to look at shall be out there in UHD.
This shall be out there to look at someday after the preliminary broadcast of Home of the Dragon.
Sadly for NOW viewers, Home of the Dragon will not be out there to look at in 4K because the Sky streaming service doesn’t assist this format.
If you wish to watch Home of the Dragon in 4K then you definately’ll must have one of many Extremely HD add-ons that Sky gives for Sky Glass or Sky Q.
With Sky Glass this may price you an additional £5 a month whereas on Sky Q it is an additional £12 a month.
That is on prime of the prevailing value you are paying to your subscription, with Sky Q plans that embrace entry to Sky Atlantic out there from £26 a month whereas you will get Sky Glass proper now with entry to Netflix, Sky Atlantic from £39 a month.
This deal additionally contains six months free broadband and a free £100 pre-paid Mastercard thrown in as properly.
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