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Mr K 07-11-2024 21:09

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by spankysmagicpian (Post 36185600)
As you say, each to their own. I've got the top VM pack, Netflix, Paramount, Disney, ITVX, Prime and Apple in the house and I don't watch a great deal of TV but I am thoroughly enjoying TPTV, Rewind and the That's TV suite of channels. That's (no pun intended) all I watch tbh.

We have reached the golden era of archive TV which hasn't been around since the original Gold.

Indeed. The best thing I've seen this week is Hancocks Half Hour ( made in 1958) on 'That's tv'. We've lost the knack of doing sitcoms and are more obsesssed with picture definition or surround sound..... All irrelevant if the contents crap.

Hugh 07-11-2024 21:45

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 36185625)
Indeed. The best thing I've seen this week is Hancocks Half Hour ( made in 1958) on 'That's tv'. We've lost the knack of doing sitcoms and are more obsesssed with picture definition or surround sound..... All irrelevant if the contents crap.

Fleabag, Derry Girls, Detectorists, The Thick Of It, The IT Crowd, Extras, The Inbetweeners, Black Books, Peep Show, Catastrophe, Phoenix Nights, Spaced, Extras, Ghosts, Green Wing, Gavin & Stacey, Brassic, Peter Kay’s Car Share, The Office, Bluestone 42, My Family, Coupling, Outnumbered, Pulling, etc., etc…

Get with the 21st Century, granddad… ;)

OLD BOY 07-11-2024 23:14

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by vincerooney (Post 36185436)
is there no way to watch fast channels without having to wait for it to load....its annoying. its slow. not the future i thought it'd be!

FAST channels are not the future. They are a passing fad.

Hugh 07-11-2024 23:27

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 36185639)
FAST channels are not the future. They are a passing fad.

According to you, a "passing fad" that will last until after 2035… (from your post 27/08/2024)

https://www.cableforum.uk/board/show...T#post36182096

Quote:

Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 36182096)
Ah yes, that is true

Yes, the FAST channels will almost certainly carry on beyond 2035, but they are a poor reflection of the conventional channels, aren’t they?


vincerooney 08-11-2024 01:18

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by spankysmagicpian (Post 36185600)
As you say, each to their own. I've got the top VM pack, Netflix, Paramount, Disney, ITVX, Prime and Apple in the house and I don't watch a great deal of TV but I am thoroughly enjoying TPTV, Rewind and the That's TV suite of channels. That's (no pun intended) all I watch tbh.

We have reached the golden era of archive TV which hasn't been around since the original Gold.

without being idiotic what is

TPTV? What is Rewind? can anyone confirm the channel numbers. didn't even know these channels existed.

epsilon 08-11-2024 07:14

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 36185639)
FAST channels are not the future. They are a passing fad.

So you say, without offering any evidence and completely ignoring audience stats.

https://www.broadcastnow.co.uk/rapid...189856.article
https://www.statista.com/outlook/dmo...ldwide#revenue
https://whipmedia.com/wp-content/upl...nnels_2023.pdf

Although, never let a few facts get in the way of a prophecy. :D

Mr K 08-11-2024 07:34

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by vincerooney (Post 36185642)
without being idiotic what is

TPTV? What is Rewind? can anyone confirm the channel numbers. didn't even know these channels existed.

Talking Pictures tv, channel 445. You'll love it :)

RichardCoulter 08-11-2024 07:35

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by vincerooney (Post 36185642)
without being idiotic what is

TPTV? What is Rewind? can anyone confirm the channel numbers. didn't even know these channels existed.

TPTV is Talking Pictures TV on channel 445. Rewind isn't on Virgin, it's on Sky and last I heard they were looking into starting on Freesat and Freeview.

A lot of the smaller channels don't join Virgin because it costs too much compared to the other platforms and the extra ad revenue wouldn't cover the extra costs.

I've often wondered why Virgin don't agree to pay a notional carriage fee for these poorer channels to cover most of the price that FTA channels have to pay in order to be carried on cable. This way they make a little money and it's a better service for their customers.

When the UKTV channels were removed lots of channels like Hirse & Country were added to try and make up for it, so there must be some way to do it.

Hugh 08-11-2024 08:52

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
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Originally Posted by epsilon (Post 36185645)
So you say, without offering any evidence and completely ignoring audience stats.

https://www.broadcastnow.co.uk/rapid...189856.article
https://www.statista.com/outlook/dmo...ldwide#revenue
https://whipmedia.com/wp-content/upl...nnels_2023.pdf

Although, never let a few facts get in the way of a prophecy. :D

Interesting point from your third link

https://www.cableforum.uk/board/atta...5&d=1731055891

Media Boy UK 08-11-2024 10:43

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Digital Bits Rate has reveal that Virgin Media UK ARE SET to move That's Christmas (aka That's TV 3) soon to a new channel number.

Given that - That's TV 2 is set to launch on Virgin Channel 151 soon (Source
@UKCTVC).

So I feel will move from Virgin Channel 296 to Virgin Channel 152.

https://www.digitalbitrate.com/files...g?v=1731046607

OLD BOY 08-11-2024 12:17

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by epsilon (Post 36185645)
So you say, without offering any evidence and completely ignoring audience stats.

https://www.broadcastnow.co.uk/rapid...189856.article
https://www.statista.com/outlook/dmo...ldwide#revenue
https://whipmedia.com/wp-content/upl...nnels_2023.pdf

Although, never let a few facts get in the way of a prophecy. :D

What I said was that they were a passing fad. I don’t deny or discount the fact that they have a growing audience right now, but my view is that the interest will subside over a few years as people want something new to watch.

The key really is the content, and if they manage to be profitable enough to screen new content, then clearly this will change things. I think the streaming channels are best suited to one-off dramas, films and general entertainment, because with a TV drama series you are following, these channels screen episodes one after the other and it’s difficult to nail down when the next episode outside of that sequence will be screened, due to the lack of a programme guide.

I guess we’ll have to wait and see, but I think these channels will be short-lived. I am happy to be proved wrong, though. If that’s really what people want, fair dos.

The younger generation like to view these one-off videos such as you see on YouTube - cat and dog videos and people doing stupid things, and perhaps that is what the FAST channels will morph into over time.

epsilon 08-11-2024 21:31

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 36185673)
What I said was that they were a passing fad. I don’t deny or discount the fact that they have a growing audience right now, but my view is that the interest will subside over a few years as people want something new to watch.

The evidence shows otherwise with year on year growth forecast over the next few years. All backed by advertisers as this is utopia for them, the ability to target and track the audience. That is where a lot of the money is.

Quote:

The key really is the content, and if they manage to be profitable enough to screen new content, then clearly this will change things. I think the streaming channels are best suited to one-off dramas, films and general entertainment, because with a TV drama series you are following, these channels screen episodes one after the other and it’s difficult to nail down when the next episode outside of that sequence will be screened, due to the lack of a programme guide.
There has always been a massive market for archive content. The content which they grew up watching or just that they have grown comfortable with. I don't really agree with your theory about one off dramas, that's a pattern for people who like to get absorbed in big drama productions, which isn't everyone. Much of the time, nowadays, we get TV channels releasing a whole series online as they start to show weekly episodes of a new show. Meanwhile, the streamers often adopt the method used by linear broadcasters and release a new episode each week. In any event, FAST channels are ideally suited to news, music channels etc which on-demand streamers are not.

Quote:

I guess we’ll have to wait and see, but I think these channels will be short-lived. I am happy to be proved wrong, though. If that’s really what people want, fair dos.
We don't really have to wait and see. Just follow the stats and see how things develop. Remembering that advertisers and the whole marketing industry has a vested interest in this doing well.

Quote:

The younger generation like to view these one-off videos such as you see on YouTube - cat and dog videos and people doing stupid things, and perhaps that is what the FAST channels will morph into over time.
Viewing cat and dog videos is more the way older generations use YouTube etc. TikTok, YouTube Shorts and the like are conditioning younger generations to expect their content in compartmentalised 2 minute packages. They don't develop the concentration span to watch long drama productions, so we'll have to see what impact that has on your prediction for the on-demand future.

---------- Post added at 21:31 ---------- Previous post was at 20:35 ----------

Quote:

Originally Posted by Media Boy UK (Post 36185665)
Digital Bits Rate has reveal that Virgin Media UK ARE SET to move That's Christmas (aka That's TV 3) soon to a new channel number.

Given that - That's TV 2 is set to launch on Virgin Channel 151 soon (Source
@UKCTVC).

So I feel will move from Virgin Channel 296 to Virgin Channel 152.

https://www.digitalbitrate.com/files...g?v=1731046607

The channel move has been confirmed by UKCTVC on their X feed.
https://x.com/UKCTVC

vincerooney 09-11-2024 23:59

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
anything coming soon for the tv360? software update? new channels? new apps? ill take anything at this point...

RichardCoulter 10-11-2024 03:58

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by epsilon (Post 36185703)
The evidence shows otherwise with year on year growth forecast over the next few years. All backed by advertisers as this is utopia for them, the ability to target and track the audience. That is where a lot of the money is.

There has always been a massive market for archive content. The content which they grew up watching or just that they have grown comfortable with. I don't really agree with your theory about one off dramas, that's a pattern for people who like to get absorbed in big drama productions, which isn't everyone. Much of the time, nowadays, we get TV channels releasing a whole series online as they start to show weekly episodes of a new show. Meanwhile, the streamers often adopt the method used by linear broadcasters and release a new episode each week. In any event, FAST channels are ideally suited to news, music channels etc which on-demand streamers are not.

We don't really have to wait and see. Just follow the stats and see how things develop. Remembering that advertisers and the whole marketing industry has a vested interest in this doing well.

Viewing cat and dog videos is more the way older generations use YouTube etc. TikTok, YouTube Shorts and the like are conditioning younger generations to expect their content in compartmentalised 2 minute packages. They don't develop the concentration span to watch long drama productions, so we'll have to see what impact that has on your prediction for the on-demand future.

---------- Post added at 21:31 ---------- Previous post was at 20:35 ----------


The channel move has been confirmed by UKCTVC on their X feed.
https://x.com/UKCTVC

Not heard of UKCTVC before. What does it stand for and who are they?

heavyside 10-11-2024 09:18

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by vincerooney (Post 36185750)
anything coming soon for the tv360? software update? new channels? new apps? ill take anything at this point...

The latest version of the 360 software is 5.14. It is beginning to roll out to all 360 boxes. With this version the streaming apps are snappier.

Media Boy UK 10-11-2024 12:19

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by vincerooney (Post 36185750)
anything coming soon for the tv360? software update? new channels? new apps? ill take anything at this point...

I only have news on Channel changes that may happen by Friday (November 15th):

151 - That's TV 2 (NEW to Virgin Media UK)
152 - That's Christmas (Known as That's TV again in January 2025 - Virgin will move it from Channel 296).

I have seen nothing on any of the following That's Media Channels also being set to launch on Virgin Media:

That's Dance
That's Fabulous
That's Melody

---------- Post added at 12:19 ---------- Previous post was at 12:15 ----------

Quote:

Originally Posted by RichardCoulter (Post 36185754)
Not heard of UKCTVC before. What does it stand for and who are they?

Stand for UK Cable TV Changes

They also runs one for Freeview/Freely:

UK Terrestrial TV Changes -
https://twitter.com/UKTTVC

Media Boy UK 10-11-2024 15:27

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
NOTE TO ALL##

*My Virgin Media TV review of 2024 will be posted on December 14th anytime after 4pm
*Virgin TV (2025) will be launch on Cable Forum SOMETIME on December 30th.

RichardCoulter 10-11-2024 21:21

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Media Boy UK (Post 36185763)
I only have news on Channel changes that may happen by Friday (November 15th):

151 - That's TV 2 (NEW to Virgin Media UK)
152 - That's Christmas (Known as That's TV again in January 2025 - Virgin will move it from Channel 296).

I have seen nothing on any of the following That's Media Channels also being set to launch on Virgin Media:

That's Dance
That's Fabulous
That's Melody

---------- Post added at 12:19 ---------- Previous post was at 12:15 ----------



Stand for UK Cable TV Changes

They also runs one for Freeview/Freely:

UK Terrestrial TV Changes -
https://twitter.com/UKTTVC

Thanks, I actually use that site, I thought it was a broadcaster or something that I hadn't heard of

ozsat 11-11-2024 06:01

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
These type of channels are not on Sky Stream either.

Talking Pictures and the That's TV channels are on Sky satellite but NOT stream. The channels on VirginMedia linear are also on VirginMedia Stream.

Rewind is not on Sky Stream.


Quote:

Originally Posted by RichardCoulter (Post 36185648)
TPTV is Talking Pictures TV on channel 445. Rewind isn't on Virgin, it's on Sky and last I heard they were looking into starting on Freesat and Freeview.

A lot of the smaller channels don't join Virgin because it costs too much compared to the other platforms and the extra ad revenue wouldn't cover the extra costs.


epsilon 11-11-2024 06:09

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by RichardCoulter (Post 36185754)
Not heard of UKCTVC before. What does it stand for and who are they?

It's just the support feed on X for https://ukcabletvchanges.blogspot.com
Abbreviated, presumably, for people who don't like to type the whole name.

vincerooney 12-11-2024 15:54

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Speedier apps with the latest 360 software? Sounds decent. Apps are already quite fast. Do we know if anything else is coming up with this new update?

ozsat 12-11-2024 16:38

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Parmount+ goes 4K on 20th November - hopefully the VM app will have it.

epsilon 13-11-2024 07:18

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Overnight changes:
Housekeeping changes as Virgin TV moves some of the SD channels between transport streams.
Further details:
https://ukcabletvchanges.blogspot.com/
Also on X and now on Bluesky
https://ukctvc.bsky.social

Media Boy UK 15-11-2024 01:59

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Virgin Media Changes:

NEW CHANNEL LAUNCH:

151. That's TV 2

CHANNEL MOVED:

152. That's Christmas (Was on Channel 296)

vincerooney 17-11-2024 02:53

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Anyone got the new 360 software update

Inactive Digital 17-11-2024 07:59

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by vincerooney (Post 36186135)
Anyone got the new 360 software update

I've got 5.14 on my stream box. According to VM's community forum, it's supposed to add episode info to the FAST channels to the TV Guide, but it doesn't look any different to me.

https://community.virginmedia.com/t5...e/ba-p/5527364

OLD BOY 17-11-2024 19:29

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Inactive Digital (Post 36186140)
I've got 5.14 on my stream box. According to VM's community forum, it's supposed to add episode info to the FAST channels to the TV Guide, but it doesn't look any different to me.

https://community.virginmedia.com/t5...e/ba-p/5527364

I can see no difference. Maybe the capability to add information on episodes has been added, but Virgin hasn’t enabled it yet.

RichardCoulter 17-11-2024 21:39

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 36186174)
I can see no difference. Maybe the capability to add information on episodes has been added, but Virgin hasn’t enabled it yet.

Have you now got rid of the 360 in favour of stream?

vincerooney 21-11-2024 01:31

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 36186174)
I can see no difference. Maybe the capability to add information on episodes has been added, but Virgin hasn’t enabled it yet.

Nope i don't see any difference either really. shame they couldn't be a bit clearer what was updated

Mr K 21-11-2024 07:17

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by vincerooney (Post 36186291)
Nope i don't see any difference either really. shame they couldn't be a bit clearer what was updated

Let me know when the 360 gets upgraded with Tivo functions and I'll go for it.

In fact I think I must have the Tivo 'upgrade' already, so I'm ahead of you ;)

OLD BOY 21-11-2024 09:39

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by RichardCoulter (Post 36186180)
Have you now got rid of the 360 in favour of stream?

That was my plan, but we still haven't got Discovery+, and I need that as my wife enjoys TLC, DMax, Discovery, etc.

So I have accepted a cheaper deal for the same content that they offered me, which is some consellation.

I understand that Discovery+ is to be replaced by Max in 2026, and I think that the information about Discovery+ coming to Virgin this year has been superceded as a result.

So I will review our subscriptions at that time, and in the light of the monthly charges Virgin is now making for their Virgin Stfeam boxes.

vincerooney 22-11-2024 01:14

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 36186295)
Let me know when the 360 gets upgraded with Tivo functions and I'll go for it.

In fact I think I must have the Tivo 'upgrade' already, so I'm ahead of you ;)

not really sure what i'm missing compared to the v6? i particularly love the watchlist functionality which means i can immediately access something on demand without needing to record.

more apps, the box is quicker and recordings work perfectly. plus i now get sky sports + too.

genuinely not sure what i'm missing and i had the v6 for ten years and the original tivo for like 5 years!

Mr K 22-11-2024 07:30

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by vincerooney (Post 36186330)
not really sure what i'm missing compared to the v6? i particularly love the watchlist functionality which means i can immediately access something on demand without needing to record.

more apps, the box is quicker and recordings work perfectly. plus i now get sky sports + too.

genuinely not sure what i'm missing and i had the v6 for ten years and the original tivo for like 5 years!

You're missing :-

  • Wishlists
  • undelete
  • series link+
  • series link manager
  • suggestions
  • skip-back on fast-forward
  • quickview
  • default recording options
  • cancelling individual recordings from a series link
  • multi-channel series links
  • allowing recording of radio
  • separation of recordings between boxes
  • watching recordings when internet is not available
  • a lot of programme info on the epg

VM however is gaining the cost of your Tivo licence so it's an 'upgrade' for them !

Itshim 22-11-2024 16:53

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 36186335)
You're missing :-

  • Wishlists
  • undelete
  • series link+
  • series link manager
  • suggestions
  • skip-back on fast-forward
  • quickview
  • default recording options
  • cancelling individual recordings from a series link
  • multi-channel series links
  • allowing recording of radio
  • separation of recordings between boxes
  • watching recordings when internet is not available
  • a lot of programme info on the epg

VM however is gaining the cost of your Tivo licence so it's an 'upgrade' for them !

Wow , never sure how much to believe you , but taking that is correct , don't see why anyone would swap :erm:

1701-e 22-11-2024 18:33

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 36186335)
when internet is not available

My internet was down for four days and was able to watch individual recordings on the 360.

Itshim 22-11-2024 18:39

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 1701-e (Post 36186357)
My internet was down for four days and was able to watch individual recordings on the 360.

Any comments about the rest:confused:

TMLeafs 22-11-2024 19:45

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Itshim (Post 36186350)
Wow , never sure how much to believe you , but taking that is correct , don't see why anyone would swap :erm:

SkySports+
I only ever watch live sport
The only thing I record is MotD and MotD 2

Inactive Digital 22-11-2024 22:03

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 36186174)
I can see no difference. Maybe the capability to add information on episodes has been added, but Virgin hasn’t enabled it yet.

Episode info is now there on my box - still on 5.14 so I'm not sure what was going on.

vincerooney 23-11-2024 02:21

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
• Wishlists - we have that with watchlist?
• undelete - it'll just be on demand to recover?
• series link+ - recording series works fine
• series link manager- can amend series? never needed to go into that before
• suggestions - suggestions were absolutely awful!
• skip-back on fast-forward- can watch from the start of a program?
• quickview- no idea what this was never used it.
• default recording options- again i only used recording of a series or a program no idea what this is. never used it
• cancelling individual recordings from a series link- just let it record and then delete it?
• multi-channel series links- it just records everything on 360 and i delete what i dont need?
• allowing recording of radio- can stream past bbc radio shows on bbc sounds
• separation of recordings between boxes- You can filter that to show whats recorded on individual box
• watching recordings when internet is not available- this can be done
• a lot of programme info on the epg- info is absolutely fine on epg not sure about this one!!

a lot of the things you mention 1) aren't a big deal and most people have never used before or 2) things which the 360 can do its just called by a different name.

ozsat 23-11-2024 05:42

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
On TiVo:
Wishlists allow you to select parameters to record from all channels at once - so for example you can record ALL programmes on any channel which is (say) ACTOR BRUCE WILLIS
Undelete - a lot of stuff is never available on demand or via any app
Series Link + is where you can select a single series link for NEW only, all or old for a particular programme - whatever channel it airs on.
Series link manager - allows a series to get a higher priority over another if short on tuners at a particular time.
Suggestions - yes - they were awful.
Skip back - this is when you stop a fast forward at the point you see is required then the unit rewinds a few seconds so it actually starts at the point your saw.
Recording of radio - it was not just BBC I was recording

Techincally the 360 is better and seems faster software - but is missing a lot of useful features.

But they ain't coming back

Mr K 23-11-2024 09:09

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
'All fur coat and no knickers' sums the 360 up. Might appeal to those who like looks over function ( and love Apple products for the same reason).

---------- Post added at 09:09 ---------- Previous post was at 08:51 ----------

Quote:

Originally Posted by vincerooney (Post 36186382)
• quickview- no idea what this was never used it. .

I find Quickview very useful. E.g say you want to watch the film 'Cleopatra', but don't have 4 hours spare. Quickview let you see it in 2.5 hours without affecting audio or losing content. The 360 won't get this, it's Tivo patented.

1701-e 23-11-2024 12:19

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
360 has a default recording option in Settings -System-Recording settings

OLD BOY 23-11-2024 17:10

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
As well as all that, it is worth mentioning that the early issues some had with the 360 have long since been resolved. You can, in fact, select certain programmes in a series link not to record. Just go to recordings under ‘View All’ or select ‘Episodes’ and delete what you don’t want.

Suggestions are also available on the 360, it’s just not called that. Instead, you go to ‘Recommended for you’ on the Home page and the programmes highlighted in this section are far more relevant to me than ‘Suggestions’ ever were.

There are default recording options on the 360, but I can’t remember what these options were on the TiVo. I dare say they are pretty similar.

As for programme information on the EPG, to the best of my recollection, the same information appears on the 360 as for the TiVo.

So most of the features people on here believe that the 360 doesn’t have, are in fact there, but with sometimes a different means of accessing them.

In addition, of course, the 360 has profiles (a ‘must have’ unless you live alone), more apps and voice control.

It is faster than the TiVo, and there’s no lagging or freezing.

If you are using your remote in a darkened room, the keys light up.

As for the wishlists, it is true to say that if there are no shows matching your search on the system, the 360 won’t show it. But if it is somewhere on the system, it will find if for you. I have just searched for the director Alfred Hitchcock and is has come up with 27 results.

Yes, some things are different, but no two systems are exactly the same. The 360 certainly isn’t the downgrade that some of you make it out to be. Although the TiVo was good when I had it, I wouldn’t go back to it now.

RichardCoulter 23-11-2024 17:16

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Does it still have 6 tuners?

Itshim 23-11-2024 17:26

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by vincerooney (Post 36186382)
• Wishlists - we have that with watchlist?
• undelete - it'll just be on demand to recover?
• series link+ - recording series works fine
• series link manager- can amend series? never needed to go into that before
• suggestions - suggestions were absolutely awful!
• skip-back on fast-forward- can watch from the start of a program?
• quickview- no idea what this was never used it.
• default recording options- again i only used recording of a series or a program no idea what this is. never used it
• cancelling individual recordings from a series link- just let it record and then delete it?
• multi-channel series links- it just records everything on 360 and i delete what i dont need?
• allowing recording of radio- can stream past bbc radio shows on bbc sounds
• separation of recordings between boxes- You can filter that to show whats recorded on individual box
• watching recordings when internet is not available- this can be done
• a lot of programme info on the epg- info is absolutely fine on epg not sure about this one!!

a lot of the things you mention 1) aren't a big deal and most people have never used before or 2) things which the 360 can do its just called by a different name.

Wow this is getting confusing :shocked: still I am a " if it ain't broke don't fix it" kind of guy. So won't change until forced to:cool:

TimeLord2018 23-11-2024 18:00

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by RichardCoulter (Post 36186414)
Does it still have 6 tuners?

Yes it can still record 6 programmes at once.

Media Boy UK 23-11-2024 21:59

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Dates to look out for:

December:
21st. I will reveal ''Media Boy UK Best of and review of 2024'' some time after 4pm.
29th. Virgin TV (2025) will launch only on Cable Forum.

And I won't be number one this christmas on the list of posters on this thread.

Mr K 24-11-2024 08:42

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Media Boy UK (Post 36186433)
And I won't be number one this christmas

Agreed. It will be Maria Carey again ;)

heavyside 24-11-2024 10:00

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by TimeLord2018 (Post 36186417)
Yes it can still record 6 programmes at once.

As a point of interest, I have two 360 boxes converted from V6s. I could record 12 programmes simultaneously if I wished. Actually, I have never needed to record more than three at any one time - and that was only because of overlaps.

Itshim 24-11-2024 15:12

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by heavyside (Post 36186449)
As a point of interest, I have two 360 boxes converted from V6s. I could record 12 programmes simultaneously if I wished. Actually, I have never needed to record more than three at any one time - and that was only because of overlaps.

Beginning of the week is when I have mess about with recording . Mainly with overlaps :rolleyes:

45rpm 24-11-2024 23:08

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 36186413)

In addition, of course, the 360 has profiles (a ‘must have’ unless you live alone),

I live alone and I think profiles are brilliant.

Mr K 25-11-2024 20:08

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 45rpm (Post 36186488)
I live alone and I think profiles are brilliant.

Multiple personality? ;)

Media Boy UK 25-11-2024 22:20

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Virgin Media UK signs new Sky deal?

UK Cable TV Changes is tonight reporting that Virgin Media UK has updated their list of FAST Channels that is maybe coming soon to Virgin:

Added:
*Sky Artist of Year - assigned to channel 239
*Sky Sports Stories - assigned to channel 558
*Sky Sports Classics - assigned to channel 559
*Sky Sports Vault - assigned to channel 560

Moved:
*Hell's Kitchen - moved to channel 233

Removed:
*Red Bull TV
*VEVO '90s & '00s.

https://x.com/UKCTVC/status/1861167075923726821
https://x.com/UKCTVC/status/1861135891990794276
https://x.com/UKCTVC/status/1861135893668528290
https://x.com/UKCTVC/status/1861135895325237466

epsilon 26-11-2024 00:28

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Media Boy UK (Post 36186555)
Virgin Media UK signs new Sky deal?

UK Cable TV Changes is tonight reporting that Virgin Media UK has updated their list of FAST Channels that is maybe coming soon to Virgin:

Added:
*Sky Artist of Year - assigned to channel 239
*Sky Sports Stories - assigned to channel 558
*Sky Sports Classics - assigned to channel 559
*Sky Sports Vault - assigned to channel 560

Moved:
*Hell's Kitchen - moved to channel 233

Removed:
*Red Bull TV
*VEVO '90s & '00s.

https://x.com/UKCTVC/status/1861167075923726821
https://x.com/UKCTVC/status/1861135891990794276
https://x.com/UKCTVC/status/1861135893668528290
https://x.com/UKCTVC/status/1861135895325237466

Sky Artist of Year was subsequently renamed Sky Artist of theYear.
The Hell's Kitchen channel change is in the pre-launch configuration.
Red Bull TV & VEVO '90s & '00s weren't removed completely, the slates were removed and the services were transferred to placeholder SIDs, so possibly "mothballed" for now but still under consideration for a future launch.
Full details:
https://ukcabletvchanges.blogspot.com/
Also on Bluesky

Fun fact:
The slate notifying viewers of the movement of That's Christmas is overdue for removal. TV360 viewers (not subscribed to TNT Sport) won't have seen the slate as Virgin TV forgot to update the subscription codes from the TNT Sport codes used the last time the slate was used. V6 viewers will have seen the slate thanks to a subscription code override flag.

nodrogd 26-11-2024 19:20

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
The new Sky Sports + red button app has now been released to V6 TiVO boxes. The HD multi screen service can be accessed via the red button on channel 508 & 518.

epsilon 26-11-2024 20:44

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by nodrogd (Post 36186598)
The new Sky Sports + red button app has now been released to V6 TiVO boxes. The HD multi screen service can be accessed via the red button on channel 508 & 518.

Yes rumours about this started circulating this afternoon. Good news though. Now Virgin just need to add a few more apps to the V6 to keep everyone happy.

Mr K 28-11-2024 10:19

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by epsilon (Post 36186609)
Yes rumours about this started circulating this afternoon. Good news though. Now Virgin just need to add a few more apps to the V6 to keep everyone happy.

Yes good news. I suppose they still expect you to have a Sky Sports subscription. Very unreasonable if so ;)

1701-e 28-11-2024 11:20

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by epsilon (Post 36186609)
..... Now Virgin just need to add a few more apps to the V6 to keep everyone happy.

Not likely

Itshim 28-11-2024 15:04

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by epsilon (Post 36186609)
Yes rumours about this started circulating this afternoon. Good news though. Now Virgin just need to add a few more apps to the V6 to keep everyone happy.

Virgin and keep everyone happy is an oxymoron :cool:

epsilon 28-11-2024 18:37

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 36186698)
Yes good news. I suppose they still expect you to have a Sky Sports subscription. Very unreasonable if so ;)

There's always a snag. :D

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Quote:

Originally Posted by 1701-e (Post 36186699)
Not likely

How else can they keep adding free stuff and telling their customers they have been given it at no extra cost. ;)

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Itshim (Post 36186713)
Virgin and keep everyone happy is an oxymoron :cool:

Ofcom would probably agree with you...

Media Boy UK 30-11-2024 00:38

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
My V6 box has confirmed that Sky Sports Darts HD will appear on Sky Sports F1 HD from December 13th at 6am.

UPDATE - Base on my V6 box - Sky Sports F1 UHD will become also Sky Sports Darts UHD from December 13th.

45rpm 30-11-2024 14:15

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 36186547)
Multiple personality? ;)

That's what I keep telling myself

OLD BOY 30-11-2024 18:41

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 36186547)
Multiple personality? ;)

Ha ha! No, he probably uses the profiles to differentiate between types of programmes on the watchlist (eg films, dramas, music, etc).

vincerooney 01-12-2024 02:46

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Media Boy UK (Post 36186555)
Virgin Media UK signs new Sky deal?

UK Cable TV Changes is tonight reporting that Virgin Media UK has updated their list of FAST Channels that is maybe coming soon to Virgin:

Added:
*Sky Artist of Year - assigned to channel 239
*Sky Sports Stories - assigned to channel 558
*Sky Sports Classics - assigned to channel 559
*Sky Sports Vault - assigned to channel 560

Moved:
*Hell's Kitchen - moved to channel 233

Removed:
*Red Bull TV
*VEVO '90s & '00s.

https://x.com/UKCTVC/status/1861167075923726821
https://x.com/UKCTVC/status/1861135891990794276
https://x.com/UKCTVC/status/1861135893668528290
https://x.com/UKCTVC/status/1861135895325237466

sky sports FAST channels? i assume this is to get customers intrigued into the sky sports product?

ozsat 01-12-2024 08:06

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
The Sky Sports FAST channels are mainly the archive programmes they used to film the main channels when their premium content was much less.

They have been on SkyQ and Samsung tv kit for a while.

nodrogd 01-12-2024 10:12

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 36186698)
Yes good news. I suppose they still expect you to have a Sky Sports subscription. Very unreasonable if so ;)

It is not a physical app in the V6 apps section. It sits behind the red button on the Sky Sports channels, so you can only access it if you are a Sky Sports subscriber. The app has always been there, it has just been upgraded so that the satellite feed Sky used to drive it can be shut down. If they could give us the full functionality, that would really be something!

vincerooney 02-12-2024 00:41

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 1701-e (Post 36186699)
Not likely

what apps are we missing still from the 360?

TimeLord2018 02-12-2024 09:10

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by vincerooney (Post 36186951)
what apps are we missing still from the 360?

It's apps that are missing from V6 not 360 - Apple TV+ , Disney+ , Paramount+ , MUBI and U app.

Discovery+ is noticeable one missing from both and I wouldn't expect it to ever get added now.

Itshim 02-12-2024 11:56

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by TimeLord2018 (Post 36186972)
It's apps that are missing from V6 not 360 - Apple TV+ , Disney+ , Paramount+ , MUBI and U app.

Discovery+ is noticeable one missing from both and I wouldn't expect it to ever get added now.

So perhaps better off with v6 and a smart tv :rolleyes:

alwaysabear 02-12-2024 13:42

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Itshim (Post 36186994)
So perhaps better off with v6 and a smart tv :rolleyes:

Yes much better idea.

OLD BOY 02-12-2024 17:48

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by TimeLord2018 (Post 36186972)
It's apps that are missing from V6 not 360 - Apple TV+ , Disney+ , Paramount+ , MUBI and U app.

Discovery+ is noticeable one missing from both and I wouldn't expect it to ever get added now.

I agree - I think we’ll have to wait for the Max app before we get the Discovery+ content. Talks on that have been held already with Virgin Media.

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Itshim (Post 36186994)
So perhaps better off with v6 and a smart tv :rolleyes:

It depends what you want from the system, Itshim. There’s no watchlist on Smart TVs, for example.

Itshim 02-12-2024 18:56

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 36187021)
I agree - I think we’ll have to wait for the Max app before we get the Discovery+ content. Talks on that have been held already with Virgin Media.

---------- Post added at 17:48 ---------- Previous post was at 17:47 ----------



It depends what you want from the system, Itshim. There’s no watchlist on Smart TVs, for example.

Never used it , as you say depends what you need , does the v6 not have something that would work ?

OLD BOY 02-12-2024 19:09

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Itshim (Post 36187029)
Never used it , as you say depends what you need , does the v6 not have something that would work ?

If you mean watchlists, yes, but it’s called bookmarking on the TiVo, if I remember correctly.

epsilon 02-12-2024 22:44

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by vincerooney (Post 36186876)
sky sports FAST channels? i assume this is to get customers intrigued into the sky sports product?

Or just ignore them as with most FAST channels. ;)

---------- Post added at 22:41 ---------- Previous post was at 22:37 ----------

Quote:

Originally Posted by Itshim (Post 36186994)
So perhaps better off with v6 and a smart tv :rolleyes:

Or dedicated streaming devices as they are always going to have more apps available than Virgin boxes or smart TVs (except maybe Roku o/s TVs although they tend to be low spec.)

---------- Post added at 22:44 ---------- Previous post was at 22:41 ----------

Quote:

Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 36187021)
I agree - I think we’ll have to wait for the Max app before we get the Discovery+ content. Talks on that have been held already with Virgin Media.

This reminds me of many years ago when you used to make similar claims for Sky Atlantic. :D

TimeLord2018 02-12-2024 22:56

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 36187021)
I agree - I think we’ll have to wait for the Max app before we get the Discovery+ content. Talks on that have been held already with Virgin Media.

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Especially when new subscriptions or even being to resubscribe will stop in early 2026 when Max launches

They are actually shutting down Discovery+ this month in Spain and The Netherlands next Monday, Brazil in January.

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Quote:

Originally Posted by epsilon (Post 36187044)
Or just ignore them as with most FAST channels. ;)

---------- Post added at 22:41 ---------- Previous post was at 22:37 ----------


Or dedicated streaming devices as they are always going to have more apps available than Virgin boxes or smart TVs (except maybe Roku o/s TVs although they tend to be low spec.)

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This reminds me of many years ago when you used to make similar claims for Sky Atlantic. :D

It was reported in The FT reported that WBD is in discussions with other platforms including Amazon Prime, Virgin Media, and EE about Max.

OLD BOY 02-12-2024 23:17

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by epsilon (Post 36187044)
This reminds me of many years ago when you used to make similar claims for Sky Atlantic. :D

Yes, I got that one wrong, didn’t I? ;)

Itshim 03-12-2024 17:21

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Or dedicated streaming devices as they are always going to have more apps available than Virgin boxes or smart TVs (except maybe Roku o/s TVs although they tend to be low [

My LG and or Samsung have all the ones I use , but that's not many:p:

epsilon 04-12-2024 03:00

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Itshim (Post 36187075)
Or dedicated streaming devices as they are always going to have more apps available than Virgin boxes or smart TVs (except maybe Roku o/s TVs although they tend to be low [

My LG and or Samsung have all the ones I use , but that's not many:p:

Sure but you aren't going to use the apps it doesn't have if you don't have any other devices.

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Quote:

Originally Posted by TimeLord2018 (Post 36187047)
It was reported in The FT reported that WBD is in discussions with other platforms including Amazon Prime, Virgin Media, and EE about Max.

It has been reported in various places but that's my point. Back in the day the press often reported that Sky and Virgin were in discussions over Sky Atlantic. My only concern here is why not add Discovery+ as a precursor app.?
I really don't see why Virgin TV users shouldn't get to see the number of cookies Discovery+ tries to force on its paying users.

Itshim 04-12-2024 17:55

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by epsilon (Post 36187103)
Sure but you aren't going to use the apps it doesn't have if you don't have any other devices.
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Haven't seen ads etc , for any app that I would want ie no interest in Disney, paramount+ or discovery +. I only use sky news , cnn , I player & itv x. Can get ruku (?) but lives to short to bother :shocked:

OLD BOY 04-12-2024 23:13

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Itshim (Post 36187140)
Haven't seen ads etc , for any app that I would want ie no interest in Disney, paramount+ or discovery +. I only use sky news , cnn , I player & itv x. Can get ruku (?) but lives to short to bother :shocked:

If you’re content with what you have, Itshim, then be happy!

epsilon 05-12-2024 01:50

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Itshim (Post 36187140)
Haven't seen ads etc , for any app that I would want ie no interest in Disney, paramount+ or discovery +. I only use sky news , cnn , I player & itv x. Can get ruku (?) but lives to short to bother :shocked:

I mean niche apps tailored to specific interests rather than generic entertainment. They are usually fairly pricey so your budget will be healthier if you avoid them.

---------- Post added at 01:50 ---------- Previous post was at 01:47 ----------

Quote:

Originally Posted by TimeLord2018 (Post 36187047)
It was reported in The FT reported that WBD is in discussions with other platforms including Amazon Prime, Virgin Media, and EE about Max.

News of a possible Amazon tie up seems to be gathering momentum.
https://www.tvbeurope.com/media-deli...y-euro-markets

TimeLord2018 05-12-2024 09:07

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
It's already available as Prime Video channel in US , Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, France and Spain, most recently it was added to Prime Video channels in Sweden and The Netherlands so seems like a possibility in UK , Germany and Italy.

No real difference to say Apple TV+ via Prime Video channels which launched yesterday.

Itshim 05-12-2024 16:01

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by epsilon (Post 36187170)
I mean niche apps tailored to specific interests rather than generic entertainment. They are usually fairly pricey so your budget will be healthier if you avoid them.

---------- Post added at 01:50 ---------- Previous post was at 01:47 ----------


News of a possible Amazon tie up seems to be gathering momentum.
https://www.tvbeurope.com/media-deli...y-euro-markets

Sorry I have no idea what you are referring to:shocked:

epsilon 05-12-2024 23:40

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by TimeLord2018 (Post 36187178)
It's already available as Prime Video channel in US , Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, France and Spain, most recently it was added to Prime Video channels in Sweden and The Netherlands so seems like a possibility in UK , Germany and Italy.

No real difference to say Apple TV+ via Prime Video channels which launched yesterday.

True. It does mean, however, that it is easier for for potential viewers to subscribe. The Prime Video app is more likely to be available on devices with apps curated by the provider / device manufacturer etc than a stand-alone app.

---------- Post added at 23:40 ---------- Previous post was at 23:31 ----------

Quote:

Originally Posted by Itshim (Post 36187190)
Sorry I have no idea what you are referring to:shocked:

Indeed, lots of people will be unaware of thousands niche apps is they don't have a dedicated streaming device. For example, you could get Manilow TV for £6.99 / month with videos of Barry Manilow's concerts over the decades.
Personally, I'd be more likely to pay that not to have to watch but to each his own.

ozsat 06-12-2024 05:05

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
AppleTV+ on Prime you will have to pay for - AppleTV+ direct always has 'offer' subscriptions availlable from somewhere.

EE, O2, Sky and VirginMedia all gave them out for three months free sub - Curry's currently are - Roku did.

vincerooney 07-12-2024 02:42

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
i don't really understand how would it help MAX if they're distributed by Amazon?

When i read this i thought amazon, MAX and Paramount were partnering up to do a combined app. Imagine that. Pigs could fly tho!

TimeLord2018 07-12-2024 02:49

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by epsilon (Post 36187236)
True. It does mean, however, that it is easier for for potential viewers to subscribe. The Prime Video app is more likely to be available on devices with apps curated by the provider / device manufacturer etc than a stand-alone app.

---------- Post added at 23:40 ---------- Previous post was at 23:31 ----------


Indeed, lots of people will be unaware of thousands niche apps is they don't have a dedicated streaming device. For example, you could get Manilow TV for £6.99 / month with videos of Barry Manilow's concerts over the decades.
Personally, I'd be more likely to pay that not to have to watch but to each his own.

The Max Premium tier still isn't available via Prime where it's available for some reason , only via the Max app or still HBO Max in the case of The Netherlands.

I wonder what the chances are of Disney+ and Max bundle like in the US with Disney+ , Hulu and Max bundle.

ozsat 07-12-2024 08:00

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
I don't think Max US Premium tier is available anywhere other than direct.

epsilon 11-12-2024 06:21

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
New service Cruise1st.tv added to the NIT of 3 internal networks used for pre-launch configurations, flagged as Entertainment & HD and assigned a pre-launch channel number of 758 (subject to change).
For further details of this and other changes see:
https://ukcabletvchanges.blogspot.com

I can see the tears of joy already...
Wait! is that joy??? ;)

OLD BOY 11-12-2024 09:12

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
I guess it depends whether you like shopping channels.

epsilon 11-12-2024 15:37

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 36187483)
I guess it depends whether you like shopping channels.

I suppose it is a little different to most of the shopping channels but really not something I will be watching.

OLD BOY 11-12-2024 16:22

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by vincerooney (Post 36187277)
i don't really understand how would it help MAX if they're distributed by Amazon?

When i read this i thought amazon, MAX and Paramount were partnering up to do a combined app. Imagine that. Pigs could fly tho!

Max benefits being on as many platforms as possible as that increases audience share, which means more advertising revenue.

You have to pay extra to Max to get the subscription version.

Itshim 11-12-2024 17:32

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by epsilon (Post 36187236)
True. It does mean, however, that it is easier for for potential viewers to subscribe. The Prime Video app is more likely to be available on devices with apps curated by the provider / device manufacturer etc than a stand-alone app.

---------- Post added at 23:40 ---------- Previous post was at 23:31 ----------


Indeed, lots of people will be unaware of thousands niche apps is they don't have a dedicated streaming device. For example, you could get Manilow TV for £6.99 / month with videos of Barry Manilow's concerts over the decades.
Personally, I'd be more likely to pay that not to have to watch but to each his own.

Your really know how to sell it :shocked:

1andrew1 11-12-2024 20:20

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 36187507)
You have to pay extra to Max to get the subscription version.

Is there a non-subscription of Max then?

TimeLord2018 11-12-2024 20:21

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
No, the basic with ads tier is €5.99 in Europe, €9.99 for Standard tier and €13.99 for 4K Premium tier., Eurosport is €5 add on , this is supposed to be getting folded into TNT Sports in the UK around the same time as the Max UK launch.

Not only was Discovery+ closed in Spain and The Netherlands on 9th , it was closed in Denmark and Finland aswell.

https://support.discoveryplus.com/fi...tail/000004067

epsilon 12-12-2024 00:50

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Itshim (Post 36187513)
Your really know how to sell it :shocked:

I'm not trying to sell it. More choice will inevitably mean more content which isn't universally appealing, that's the whole point.

Itshim 12-12-2024 07:29

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by epsilon (Post 36187556)
I'm not trying to sell it. More choice will inevitably mean more content which isn't universally appealing, that's the whole point.

Clearly you need to be replied to in simple English .;)

epsilon 12-12-2024 10:52

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Itshim (Post 36187559)
Clearly you need to be replied to in simple English .;)

More simple than "Your" really know how to sell it?

Itshim 12-12-2024 14:57

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by epsilon (Post 36187574)
More simple than "Your" really know how to sell it?

What ever you say:D

Paul 12-12-2024 16:45

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Back to the topic please.


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