Some things are just made to be watched on a big screen. So, when it comes to Sky Go, there are times you want to ditch that laptop, tablet or smartphone and kick back in front of a TV. Here’s how to stream Sky Go on your TV.
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Sky Go has been around for some time now and it’s gone through several iterations, including some confusing crossovers with the Sky Q app. The app’s main function is letting you watch your Sky package over the internet – a super useful feature when you’re away from home or just not in the same room as your Sky box.
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While being able to watch Sky on your Android or iOS device – from a Samsung Galaxy phone to an iPad – will be a marvel for some, sometimes it just isn’t good enough. The heart-pounding action scenes of Game of Thrones or Gangs of London on even the largest mobile device just won’t do.
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We’ve put together this handy guide to show you just how to watch Sky Go on a TV.
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How do I stream Sky Go to my TV?
Kicking things off on a bit of a downer, the simple answer is you can’t. Never fear, you can get Sky Go on a TV using a good ol’ cable.
Unfortunately, Sky is yet to add any kind of casting function to the Sky Go app – as you can do with other streaming services like Netflix or Amazon – and this means there’s no way to shift the app’s mobile content from your phone or tablet to a TV. A lack of a Sky Go app on smart TVs doesn’t help the situation either.
Instead, you’ll need to grab your laptop and download Sky Go if you haven’t already. The next step is to check what connections your laptop has and, fingers crossed, it has an HDMI port and you’ve got a handy HDMI cable lying around.
Other solutions include a VGA/DVI connection on some older machines or a more flexible Thunderbolt port, but HDMI is the simplest way of going about things. Here’s exactly how to do it:
- Open the Sky Go app on your laptop
- Find what you want to watch and go fullscreen
- Attach the HDMI cable to your laptop
- Plug the other end into a free HDMI port on the back of the TV
- Make sure you are on the correct HDMI input on the TV and you are all set
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If you are using a Mac or PC, you need to download Sky's new desktop video player application to watch the Sky Sports channels and Catch Up on demand video content.
Below is a step-by-step guide to install the player, so you can continue to enjoy Sky Sports' great video content:
- When you click to watch a video, you will be shown a pop-up asking if you are a new or existing user. You should identify yourself as a new user if you've not watched Sky Sports content on your Mac/PC before, or have recently upgraded to the latest macOS, 10.14 Mojave.
Alternatively, you can click the links below to download the player. The download will begin automatically.
For upgrading issues with the player, we recommend you uninstalling, and downloading again from the links above to resolve any issues.
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Mac users - Download the player here
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- Double-click on the downloaded file to begin the installation.
- Follow the instructions to install the player.
- Once the installation is completed, you will be able to watch Sky Sports video content.
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