I have PIP capability on my TV.
How do I see 2 channels simultaneously with Bluesky ?
@likoni & @Riley_ -- You can do it:
The most-difficult part will be selectively "aiming" your Shaw remote-control at either the BlueCurve PVR or the TV player, to get one unit, but not both, to change channels. If you have one extremely-long HDMI cable, consider putting the TV player as far away as possible from the BlueCurve PVR, in a different corner of the room, to able to "aim" your Shaw remote at the TV player.
The second-most difficult part is to NOT get both channels of sound coming out of your TV at the same time. 🙂
Good luck!
Shaw might as well get rid of their tv package its garbage no channels, you ahve to subscribe to lots for 6.00 a channel and its all sports and news its user unfriendly with the new boxes compared to telus and they got rid of the PIP which eas great and now its annoying without it. If telus ever moves to my area I'm switching
@Williams32 -- Shaw might as well get rid of their tv package its garbage no channels, you ahve to subscribe to lots for 6.00 a channel and its all sports and news
Shaw has two options: "skinny-TV" (similar channels to what you got when you still had an antenna on the roof of your house), plus add-on bundles, such as "news" or "sports" or "entertainment", versus their "Total TV" offering of over 100 channels.
> its user unfriendly with the new boxes compared to telus
The Telus on-screen menus are no better than Shaw's menus.
> they got rid of the PIP which eas great and now its annoying without it.
Please read the message chronologically just before yours. PIP can be done, with a PIP-capable TV.
@Jferris -- see: BlueCurve TV: Hardware overview (shaw.ca)
You can connect up to 3 BlueCurve devices in your home.
So, feed the output from 2 of the boxes into your PIP-capable TV.
Since the BlueCurve remote-control is "omni-directional", and broadcasts "up to 50 feet", you may have a problem "pointing" your remote-control to just 1 box. Also, NOT getting two audio-feeds coming out of your TV might be another problem.