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passingbat 05-05-2011 16:08

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35229517)
l have to pay my hollywood entourage of 50 staff so much each week that my fortune has nearly gone.

Just do another movie, cut another album, or whatever it is you do, to replenish the coffers.

What are you famous for BTW? :D

denphone 05-05-2011 16:10

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Originally Posted by passingbat (Post 35229526)
Just do another movie, cut another album, or whatever it is you do, to replenish the coffers.

What are you famous for BTW? :D

l am afraid they want younger film stars and musicians nowadays.

devilincarnate 05-05-2011 16:11

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35229529)
l am afraid they want younger film stars and musicians nowadays.

Not them kind of films and soundtracks:erm:

denphone 05-05-2011 16:15

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Yes people who cannot sing and film stars who cannot act.

mattboothers 05-05-2011 16:53

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Just out of curiosity, Who here has a SA V+ like me. Is it still in good form or is it slow as hell like mine is?

devilincarnate 05-05-2011 16:58

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Originally Posted by mattboothers (Post 35229550)
Just out of curiosity, Who here has a SA V+ like me. Is it still in good form or is it slow as hell like mine is?

I have a SA V+ and also a TIVO, The SA V+ is still as alow as hell:(

passingbat 05-05-2011 17:01

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Originally Posted by mattboothers (Post 35229550)
Just out of curiosity, Who here has a SA V+ like me. Is it still in good form or is it slow as hell like mine is?

My SA box was OK. Sometimes Tivo is a similar speed to my SA box, though setting up series links took a long time on V+ compared to Tivo.

denphone 05-05-2011 17:01

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yes l would agree with that.

richard1960 05-05-2011 17:26

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Originally Posted by mattboothers (Post 35229550)
Just out of curiosity, Who here has a SA V+ like me. Is it still in good form or is it slow as hell like mine is?

I have a S/A V+ and mine is only slow around midnight when the box is updating other then that it is quite responsive.

mhatter67 05-05-2011 19:58

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Originally Posted by mattboothers (Post 35229550)
Just out of curiosity, Who here has a SA V+ like me. Is it still in good form or is it slow as hell like mine is?

A couple of weeks ago I heard on this forum that replacement V+ boxes are now Samsung only!

muppetman11 05-05-2011 20:04

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Originally Posted by mlayzell (Post 35229751)
A couple of weeks ago I heard on this forum that replacement V+ boxes are now Samsung only!

Yes and in my opinion , these are the quicker boxes.

devilincarnate 05-05-2011 20:08

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Originally Posted by muppetman11 (Post 35229764)
Yes and in my opinion , these are the quicker boxes.

Pass As I have never had the Samsung V+ box, So what do I know of this?

denphone 05-05-2011 20:10

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Originally Posted by devilincarnate (Post 35229771)
Pass As I have never had the Samsung V+ box, So what do I know of this?

Yes l had a Samsung and that was much quicker than the other boxes.

richard1960 05-05-2011 20:34

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35229772)
Quote:

Originally Posted by devilincarnate (Post 35229771)
Pass As I have never had the Samsung V+ box, So what do I know of this?

Yes l had a Samsung and that was much quicker than the other boxes.

It was mooted on other forums that the samsung V+ was unreliable,and the picture upscaling quality on SD was not as good as on the S/A V+,but never having had a samsung V+ not too sure on that.Although the box i heard is a lot quicker.

Just hope my trusty S/A V+ keeps going then.;)

devilincarnate 05-05-2011 20:37

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Originally Posted by richard1960 (Post 35229807)
Just hope my trusty S/A V+ keeps going then.;)

Same thought here as well:D

muppetman11 05-05-2011 20:38

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Originally Posted by richard1960 (Post 35229807)

It was mooted on other forums that the samsung V+ was unreliable,and the picture quality on SD was not as good as on the S/A V+,but never having had a samsung V+ not too sure on that.Although the box i heard is a lot quicker.

Just hope my trusty S/A V+ keeps going then.;)

I can't fault the Samsung V+ and my picture is pretty good , I got it after my SA V+ kept rebooting , the speed on the sammy is much quicker.

richard1960 05-05-2011 21:12

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Originally Posted by devilincarnate (Post 35229814)
Same thought here as well:D

oppsss:erm: i see my posting mistake thats what you get for trying to reply too quickly on a break at work.:D

devilincarnate 05-05-2011 21:15

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Originally Posted by richard1960 (Post 35229847)
oppsss:erm: i see my posting mistake thats what you get for trying to reply too quickly on a break at work.:D

:LOL:

muppetman11 06-05-2011 16:31

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Not sure whether this will be available on TIVO via an app

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technolog...mminently.html

denphone 06-05-2011 16:39

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Originally Posted by muppetman11 (Post 35230262)
Not sure whether this will be available on TIVO via an app

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technolog...mminently.html

Be lovely if it was.

clinteastman 06-05-2011 17:03

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Originally Posted by muppetman11 (Post 35230262)
Not sure whether this will be available on TIVO via an app

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technolog...mminently.html

Would be nice if it's cheaper for VM subscribers that Spotify (which I'm a subscriber to).

denphone 06-05-2011 17:05

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Originally Posted by clinteastman (Post 35230280)
Would be nice if it's cheaper for VM subscribers that Spotify (which I'm a subscriber to).

Yes it would be good if Virgin customers got a special deal.

passingbat 06-05-2011 17:35

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Originally Posted by muppetman11 (Post 35230262)
Not sure whether this will be available on TIVO via an app

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technolog...mminently.html

I wonder when 3 months became imminent?

Really glad they've got a music service coming. Personally, I'd have pfrefered WE7, Napster or LastFM, but Spotify will be a good start.

If VM don't get special rates, I wonder if it will be the £5 or £10 monthly subscription that is required?

dazed&confused 06-05-2011 17:38

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Can we have a new thread for coming imminently to Virgin TV
;)

denphone 06-05-2011 17:39

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it really depends how many customers they want to attract so it would not surprise me if there was a offer of some sorts.

passingbat 06-05-2011 17:45

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35230309)
it really depends how many customers they want to attract so it would not surprise me if there was a offer of some sorts.

Some of the new Onkyo AV amps have now got spotify, but I think the £10 subscription is required (I guess spotify regard AV amps as equivalent to mobile device?). That is a different situation to VM though where customers are already paying VM for services, so who knows what the cost will be?

Free for XL users works for me :D

clinteastman 06-05-2011 17:57

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Originally Posted by passingbat (Post 35230313)
Some of the new Onkyo AV amps have now got spotify, but I think the £10 subscription is required (I guess spotify regard AV amps as equivalent to mobile device?). That is a different situation to VM though where customers are already paying VM for services, so who knows what the cost will be?

Free for XL users works for me :D

Spotify refer to them as 'Devices', If you want it to work on a 'device' then you need the subscription.

WE7 and Last.fm aren't really comparable with Spotify as they are radio services.

Free would work for me too, would save me £10 a month.

denphone 06-05-2011 18:01

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Yes that would be lovely if that was the case.

passingbat 06-05-2011 18:15

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Originally Posted by clinteastman (Post 35230320)
Spotify refer to them as 'Devices', If you want it to work on a 'device' then you need the subscription.

WE7 and Last.fm aren't really comparable with Spotify as they are radio services.

Free would work for me too, would save me £10 a month.

Actually WE7 combines the best of spotify/Napster with Last FM.

On WE7, you can play full albums and create playlists and has full library functionality, so behaves like Spotify or Napster.

It also has the ability to act a personalised radio station based on artists, tags or your library. It's also spot on with related artists when using the radio feature. This is why I prefer WE7 over Spotify and Napster and Last FM, though I use all of them.

I've subscribed to napster on the PC since it launched legally in the UK so have lots of playlists and it's good value in that even though it costs £5 PM, you get 5 free track credits, so it's only costing around £1 a month for advert free streaming.

carlwaring 06-05-2011 19:32

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Is there anyone else here besides me who is happy to just use their TV as a TV? :confused::D

devilincarnate 06-05-2011 19:37

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Originally Posted by carlwaring (Post 35230365)
Is there anyone else here besides me who is happy to just use their TV as a TV? :confused::D

It would be a-lot better if you could have it all in one:)

muppetman11 06-05-2011 19:38

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Originally Posted by carlwaring (Post 35230365)
Is there anyone else here besides me who is happy to just use their TV as a TV? :confused::D

Yes me , but I put the story on as its coming soon to VM and possibly available on the TV (or at least TIVO )

denphone 06-05-2011 19:50

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Originally Posted by carlwaring (Post 35230365)
Is there anyone else here besides me who is happy to just use their TV as a TV? :confused::D

No.

devilincarnate 06-05-2011 20:05

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Hey I have just been thinking since my last post, I do use my TV as a TV. I just use the TIVO box under the TV for all other things:D:D:D:D

Jameseh 06-05-2011 20:10

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TV as TV, everything else on a iPod or PC.

muppetman11 06-05-2011 20:26

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Originally Posted by Jameseh (Post 35230397)
TV as TV, everything else on a iPod or PC.

Same here pal , TV on the TV everything else PC , ipod ,smartphone or ipad.

mersey70 06-05-2011 20:32

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All the operators have been trying for donkeys years to get us to use Digital TV to do other things than watch TV and it simply isn't what punters seem to want.

Give Joe Bloggs a top film or a footie match and he'll be happy as that's what he subscribes for.

Make it easier to find such content and at a time he wants to watch by all means but gimmicks like apps ain't going to sell subs in my opinion. Not a chance.

passingbat 06-05-2011 21:22

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Originally Posted by mersey70 (Post 35230428)
All the operators have been trying for donkeys years to get us to use Digital TV to do other things than watch TV and it simply isn't what punters seem to want.

Give Joe Bloggs a top film or a footie match and he'll be happy as that's what he subscribes for.

Make it easier to find such content and at a time he wants to watch by all means but gimmicks like apps ain't going to sell subs in my opinion. Not a chance.

I wonder why, according to an article I read, that the growth area in TV sales is not 3D TVs, but connected TVs?

My sony BR player has got several music/video music services on it as do current Sony TVs

As adding things like music services to tivo doesn't in anyway diminish it's ability to 'just watch TV', why do people have a problem with other connectivity being added to it?

Have I joined the Luddite forum by mistake? :D:D:D

Quote:


but gimmicks like apps ain't going to sell subs in my opinion. Not a chance.
I don't care about that; I want a music service because I'd use it. Presumably others would too.

devilincarnate 06-05-2011 21:34

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Originally Posted by passingbat (Post 35230465)
I don't care about that; I want a music service because I'd use it. Presumably others would too.

If it has loads of Metal (All genres) on there I would be very happy and banging my head all day long:D:D:D:D

mersey70 06-05-2011 21:38

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Originally Posted by passingbat (Post 35230465)
I wonder why, according to an article I read, that the growth area in TV sales is not 3D TVs, but connected TVs?

My sony BR player has got several music/video music services on it as do current Sony TVs

As adding things like music services to tivo doesn't in anyway diminish it's ability to 'just watch TV', why do people have a problem with other connectivity being added to it?

Have I joined the Luddite forum by mistake? :D:D:D



I don't care about that; I want a music service because I'd use it. Presumably others would too.

Indeed, but I bet the attraction is apps like Love Film to watch ...films! Content, not weather forecasts and rubbish like that.

And I fancy not things like You Tube either that are more available than a can of Coke!. Maybe I worded my post wrong, what I maybe should have said is apps are good so long as they provide somethng worth watching, or more importantly for the likes of VM that we will pay for.

Good and hopefully premium content. Something you cannot get elsewhere. Otherwise I fancy it is really nothing that is very special for any operator to offer.

Digital Fanatic 06-05-2011 21:42

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Quote:

Originally Posted by passingbat (Post 35230465)
I wonder why, according to an article I read, that the growth area in TV sales is not 3D TVs, but connected TVs?

My sony BR player has got several music/video music services on it as do current Sony TVs

As adding things like music services to tivo doesn't in anyway diminish it's ability to 'just watch TV', why do people have a problem with other connectivity being added to it?

Have I joined the Luddite forum by mistake? :D:D:D



I don't care about that; I want a music service because I'd use it. Presumably others would too.


Yep, I'd use the music services. i'm loving the BBC iPlayer radio app on TiVo :)

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Originally Posted by mersey70 (Post 35230474)
Indeed, but I bet the attraction is apps like Love Film to watch ...films!

Not things lke You Tube. Maybe I worded my post wrong, what I maybe should have said is apps are good so long as they provide somethng worth watching, or more importantly for the likes of VM that we will pay for.

YouTube on the tv is really handy. Especially for music videos or movie trailers :)

richard1960 06-05-2011 21:43

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Originally Posted by devilincarnate (Post 35230472)
If it has loads of Metal (All genres) on there I would be very happy and banging my head all day long:D:D:D:D

Fully agree i love the music on demand on the XL tv pack but there is a woeful lack of metal only two motorhead tracks for instance and no deep purple at all and i think two iron maiden tracks so its metal i want too,lots of it.:D:D:D

passingbat 06-05-2011 21:52

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Originally Posted by mersey70 (Post 35230474)
Maybe I worded my post wrong, what I maybe should have said is apps are good so long as they provide somethng worth watching, or more importantly for the likes of VM that we will pay for.

Good and hopefully premium content. Something you cannot get elsewhere. Otherwise I fancy it is really nothing that is very special for any operator to offer.

According to Cindy Rose, you don't need to worry about that:

Quote:


We’re talking to everybody - all those that you named and more,” says Rose. “We’re very open to all of them. It’s just a question of doing the right deal, making sure our customers actually want it
http://paidcontent.co.uk/article/419...-tv-explosion/#

devilincarnate 06-05-2011 21:54

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Originally Posted by richard1960 (Post 35230484)
Fully agree i love the music on demand on the XL tv pack but there is a woeful lack of metal only two motorhead tracks for instance and no deep purple at all and i think two iron maiden tracks so its metal i want too,lots of it.:D:D:D

I know what you mean as there a very limited Metal on there, For one I would love to see more TRIVIUM, BFMV, SEPULTURA, PINK FLOYD, ROLLING STONES, LED ZEP and the list could go on for almost ever:(

passingbat 06-05-2011 21:57

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Originally Posted by Digital Fanatic (Post 35230476)
Yep, I'd use the music services. i'm loving the BBC iPlayer radio app on TiVo :)

---------- Post added at 20:42 ---------- Previous post was at 20:39 ----------



YouTube on the tv is really handy. Especially for music videos or movie trailers :)

That's what I mainly use Youtube for, and why I'll be glad when the playlist functionality is working (it's being looked at)

I'm also really liking radio recording on Tivo, especially as you can set up series links for radio shows. Brilliant.

mersey70 06-05-2011 21:58

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Originally Posted by passingbat (Post 35230496)
According to Cindy Rose, you don't need to worry about that:



http://paidcontent.co.uk/article/419...-tv-explosion/#

Sounds really good. I would love a home DVD service that released films when they become available for rental, not the box office types but the latest ones. We have them already on Sky, VM. BT Vision, Talk Talk let alone Love Film.

However I would point out she was quoted in that interview on 1 December 2010 (over 5 months ago) that '100's of apps' will be available in 12 months so let's hope they get a move on!

Dunno when she was starting her 12 month countdown but given there's way less than 10 apps to date I would have to say it seems fanciful.

ahardie 06-05-2011 22:03

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Originally Posted by Digital Fanatic (Post 35230476)
Yep, I'd use the music services. i'm loving the BBC iPlayer radio app on TiVo :)

---------- Post added at 20:42 ---------- Previous post was at 20:39 ----------



YouTube on the tv is really handy. Especially for music videos or movie trailers :)

I haven't got around to trying the radio iplayer yet but I love the way you can select extras on a programme or film and go straight to youtube clips. I decided I would record a film after viewing the youtube trailer and selecting it on other programmes, like a comedy for instance, takes you to peoples favourite clips.

devilincarnate 06-05-2011 22:05

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Originally Posted by ahardie (Post 35230509)
I decided I would record a film after viewing the youtube trailer and selecting it on other programmes, like a comedy for instance, takes you to peoples favourite clips.

This has swayed me to watch a lot of movies that I thought I would never watch after the normal reviews:confused:

passingbat 06-05-2011 22:06

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Originally Posted by mersey70 (Post 35230504)
Sounds really good. I would love a home DVD service that released films when they become available for rental, not the box office types but the latest ones.

However I would point out she was quoted in that interview on 1 December 2010 (over 5 months ago) that '100's of apps' will be available in 12 months so let's hope they get a move on!

Dunno when she was starting her 12 month countdown but given there's way less than 10 apps to date I would have to say it seems fanciful.

I suspect as Tivo has only just launched fully, i.e., to new customers as well, then she's still within the time frame she mentioned, but like you, I do hope whats been promised does happen.

mersey70 06-05-2011 22:13

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Originally Posted by passingbat (Post 35230512)
I suspect as Tivo has only just launched fully, i.e., to new customers as well, then she's still within the time frame she mentioned, but like you, I do hope whats been promised does happen.

So do I as I would love apps but only if they provide the best premium content, no point boasting about 100's, I think even the most fervent VM fan would think that is rather big claim and it makes no difference anyway in my opinion, it's all about what they offer not the quantity.

We'll see.

muppetman11 06-05-2011 22:23

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Originally Posted by mersey70 (Post 35230518)
So do I as I would love apps but only if they provide the best premium content, not point boasting about 100's, I think even the most most fervent VM fan would think that is rather big claim and it makes no difference anyway in my opinion, it's all about what they offer not the quantity.

We'll see.

Apps on the US TiVo that are beneficial in my eyes are Netflix , Blockbuster OD , Amazon instant video , Hulu Plus so in UK terms Lovefilm , iplayer , 4OD , Five On Demand dare I even say Sky Player would appeal to me. Throw in some music , Internet radio etc and I would be happy.

I'm not to bothered about Facebook , twitter , weather and other similar apps , however I understand some maybe.

alwaysabear 06-05-2011 22:45

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Originally Posted by muppetman11 (Post 35230529)
Apps on the US TiVo that are beneficial in my eyes are Netflix , Blockbuster OD , Amazon instant video , Hulu Plus so in UK terms Lovefilm , iplayer , 4OD , Five On Demand dare I even say Sky Player would appeal to me. Throw in some music , Internet radio etc and I would be happy.

I'm not to bothered about Facebook , twitter , weather and other similar apps , however I understand some maybe.

Can you really see VM adding a Love Film app surely that would be competition for Filmflex there own service.

passingbat 06-05-2011 22:47

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Originally Posted by alwaysabear (Post 35230553)
Can you really see VM adding a Love Film app surely that would be competition for Filmflex there own service.

Check out this link; you'll see that isn't a problem;

http://paidcontent.co.uk/article/419...-tv-explosion/#

muppetman11 06-05-2011 22:51

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Originally Posted by alwaysabear (Post 35230553)
Can you really see VM adding a Love Film app surely that would be competition for Filmflex there own service.

Personally I can't , however I guess time will tell.

alwaysabear 06-05-2011 22:51

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Originally Posted by passingbat (Post 35230556)
Check out this link; you'll see that isn't a problem;

http://paidcontent.co.uk/article/419...-tv-explosion/#

I have read it before, I remain to be convinced, time will tell.

passingbat 06-05-2011 22:57

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Originally Posted by muppetman11 (Post 35230558)
Personally I can't , however I guess time will tell.

Quote:

Originally Posted by alwaysabear (Post 35230559)
I have read it before, I remain to be convinced, time will tell.

Well, they already have some sort of competition to filmflex in the form of picturebox

Sony have their own [stupidly named] film service and lovefilm on their connected devices

batchain 06-05-2011 23:03

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Perform talking to Virgin about having an app on the TiVo platform.


Perform was formed through the merger of Premium TV and the Inform Group. Premium TV was originally created and owned by NTL


http://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/Per...77370.html?x=0


http://www.performgroup.co.uk/WhatWeDo

Lew 06-05-2011 23:07

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Now that the NFL Network is available over the web it'd be great to have that as a TiVo app. Especially as, apparently, Sky won't let them launch it as a regular channel on their platform due to some of their content being available for free on nfl.com

spiderplant 06-05-2011 23:09

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Originally Posted by alwaysabear (Post 35230553)
Can you really see VM adding a Love Film app surely that would be competition for Filmflex there own service.

FilmFlex is jointly owned by Sony and Disney, not VM.

alwaysabear 06-05-2011 23:17

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Originally Posted by Lew (Post 35230571)
Now that the NFL Network is available over the web it'd be great to have that as a TiVo app. Especially as, apparently, Sky won't let them launch it as a regular channel on their platform due to some of their content being available for free on nfl.com

Now that would an interesting proposition.:D

---------- Post added at 22:17 ---------- Previous post was at 22:16 ----------

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Originally Posted by spiderplant (Post 35230572)
FilmFlex is jointly owned by Sony and Disney, not VM.

I stand corrected.:D

Lew 06-05-2011 23:20

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Originally Posted by alwaysabear (Post 35230574)
Now that would an interesting proposition.:D

As would Gamepass, ESPN Player and mlb.tv :D

alwaysabear 06-05-2011 23:21

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Originally Posted by Lew (Post 35230577)
As would Gamepass, ESPN Player and mlb.tv :D

oh yes :angel::D

muppetman11 06-05-2011 23:23

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Originally Posted by Lew (Post 35230577)
As would Gamepass, ESPN Player and mlb.tv :D

May get rather pricey though on top of your XL sub :D

alwaysabear 06-05-2011 23:26

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Originally Posted by muppetman11 (Post 35230579)
May get rather pricey though on top of your XL sub :D

I guess if you had that lot you could wave goodbye to Sky sports if your an American sports fan.

muppetman11 06-05-2011 23:29

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Originally Posted by alwaysabear (Post 35230583)
I guess if you had that lot you could wave goodbye to Sky sports if your an American sports fan.

Possibly , heres some promising news for Baseball fans , it appears MLBTV is available in the UK on Apple TV so I suppose why not TIVO.

http://www.apple.com/uk/appletv/

And LG connected TV

http://www.hdtvtest.co.uk/news/lg-bb...0101124935.htm

mhatter67 06-05-2011 23:34

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Quote:

Originally Posted by muppetman11 (Post 35230588)
Possibly , heres some promising news for Baseball fans , it appears MLBTV is available in the UK on Apple TV so I suppose why not TIVO.

http://www.apple.com/uk/appletv/

I have got Apple TV:)

Back to the thread is there no serious news about any upcoming channels in the foreseeable future?:(

Lew 06-05-2011 23:34

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Quote:

Originally Posted by muppetman11 (Post 35230579)
May get rather pricey though on top of your XL sub :D

But if you're already subbing to any of those services on your computer it'd be nice to be able to watch on the big screen.

MLB.tv and NFL Network are quite inexpensive compared to some products. Gamepass is a bit pricey though.

alwaysabear 06-05-2011 23:36

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Quote:

Originally Posted by mlayzell (Post 35230590)
I have got Apple TV:)

Back to the thread is there no serious news about any upcoming channels in the foreseeable future?:(

I doubt it:D

muppetman11 06-05-2011 23:39

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Quote:

Originally Posted by mlayzell (Post 35230590)
I have got Apple TV:)

Back to the thread is there no serious news about any upcoming channels in the foreseeable future?:(

Were only slightly off topic , it's possible apps coming to VMTV :D. Not heard any news on new channels yet.

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Lew (Post 35230591)
But if you're already subbing to any of those services on your computer it'd be nice to be able to watch on the big screen.

MLB.tv and NFL Network are quite inexpensive compared to some products. Gamepass is a bit pricey though.

Yeah very true, they would be welcome additions for most US sports fans I'm sure.

alwaysabear 06-05-2011 23:55

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Lew (Post 35230591)
But if you're already subbing to any of those services on your computer it'd be nice to be able to watch on the big screen.

MLB.tv and NFL Network are quite inexpensive compared to some products. Gamepass is a bit pricey though.

Gamepass is $250 or £155 for the season.

muppetman11 06-05-2011 23:59

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Quote:

Originally Posted by alwaysabear (Post 35230609)
Gamepass is $250 or £155 for the season.

Game pass $250 , MLBTV premium $199.99 and ESPN3 £90.00 for a College football pass.

denphone 07-05-2011 07:06

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Quote:

Originally Posted by mersey70 (Post 35230428)
All the operators have been trying for donkeys years to get us to use Digital TV to do other things than watch TV and it simply isn't what punters seem to want.

Give Joe Bloggs a top film or a footie match and he'll be happy as that's what he subscribes for.

Make it easier to find such content and at a time he wants to watch by all means but gimmicks like apps ain't going to sell subs in my opinion. Not a chance.

Are you sure about that.

---------- Post added at 06:06 ---------- Previous post was at 06:04 ----------

Quote:

Originally Posted by Digital Fanatic (Post 35230476)
Yep, I'd use the music services. i'm loving the BBC iPlayer radio app on TiVo :)

---------- Post added at 20:42 ---------- Previous post was at 20:39 ----------



YouTube on the tv is really handy. Especially for music videos or movie trailers :)

With these apps and more in the pipeline watching the tv is changing quicker then people think, apps will be on every tv within 5 to 10 years.

carlwaring 07-05-2011 10:46

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And yet I won't ever use any of them.

denphone 07-05-2011 11:02

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Quote:

Originally Posted by carlwaring (Post 35230776)
And yet I won't ever use any of them.

Everybody to their own choice.

carlwaring 07-05-2011 11:07

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Well of course :)

zantarous 07-05-2011 13:14

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Without knowing what they are you can not say that, till now the boxes powering interactive TV have been low powered and have struggled to display a decent resolution. There is a lot that can be done with apps for a TV and they haven't even scratched the surface yet.

Just wait till Apple get round to launch Web Apps for Apple TV everyone will be on it then and we will finally see developers making use of a big screen and limited input method.

denphone 07-05-2011 13:16

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Apps on tv are just in the infant stage at the moment but they will soon multiply.

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denphone 08-05-2011 13:51

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Thanks Media Boy but would be nice if any news of any more channels coming emerged soon.

Media Boy UK 08-05-2011 13:54

Re: Coming Soon to Virgin TV (2011) Vol. II.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35231684)
Thanks Media Boy but would be nice if any news of any more channels coming emerged soon.

No new Channels launches coming on any soon from any info I have seen.

richard1960 08-05-2011 13:54

Re: Coming Soon to Virgin TV (2011) Vol. II.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35231684)
Thanks Media Boy but would be nice if any news of any more channels coming emerged soon.

Personally denphone i think vm are concentrating on TiVo at the moment and getting Red Button settled in, apart from sky arts HD i suspect it may be a little while before any new channels,and vm will possibly concentrate more on streaming content just my opinion though.

Henkesghost 08-05-2011 13:54

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It's like the news desk saying let's go over to the sports desk for the football results when there's no games on! Absolutely pointless:rolleyes:

denphone 08-05-2011 13:56

Re: Coming Soon to Virgin TV (2011) Vol. II.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Henkesghost (Post 35231689)
It's like the news desk saying let's go over to the sports desk for the football results when there's no games on! Absolutely pointless:rolleyes:

By god we got a live one here.

Henkesghost 08-05-2011 13:58

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Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35231694)
By god we got a live one here.

Thankyou;)

denphone 08-05-2011 13:59

Re: Coming Soon to Virgin TV (2011) Vol. II.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by richard1960 (Post 35231688)
Personally denphone i think vm are concentrating on TiVo at the moment and getting Red Button settled in, apart from sky arts HD i suspect it may be a little while before any new channels,and vm will possibly concentrate more on streaming content just my opinion though.

If you don,t ask questions you do not get any answers.

---------- Post added at 12:59 ---------- Previous post was at 12:58 ----------

Quote:

Originally Posted by Henkesghost (Post 35231695)
Thankyou;)

Thats quite alright.

Jameseh 08-05-2011 14:14

Re: Coming Soon to Virgin TV (2011) Vol. II.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35231696)
If you don,t ask questions you do not get any answers.

You don't really need to make threads to ask those 'questions' when there's a thread dedicated to 'answers' before the question has been asked.

denphone 08-05-2011 14:16

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Christ you just cannot please some people.

mersey70 08-05-2011 15:39

Re: Coming Soon to Virgin TV (2011) Vol. II.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35230713)
Are you sure about that.

---------- Post added at 06:06 ---------- Previous post was at 06:04 ----------



With these apps and more in the pipeline watching the tv is changing quicker then people think, apps will be on every tv within 5 to 10 years.

Yeah I am pretty sure (but in my opinion though), maybe I wasn't as clear as my earlier posting though which is much clearer than the one you quoted me on.

On my connected TV the apps provide (amongst others) i-player, 5 OD and Love Film. Apps like that are a real bonus in my opinion as it provides content, weather forceasts and banking are pointless to me.

If they provide high quality content then all well and good, if they don't I don't really see a great advantage having them, especially on a premium digital STB which after all is really designed to facilitate the watching of TV, I think some people forget that minor point!

But that's just my opinion.

muppetman11 08-05-2011 15:43

Re: Coming Soon to Virgin TV (2011) Vol. II.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by mersey70 (Post 35231779)
Yeah I am pretty sure (but in my opinion though), maybe I wasn't as clear as my earlier posting though which is much clearer than the one you quoted me on.

On my connected TV the apps provide (amongst others) i-player, 5 OD and Love Film. Apps like that are a real bonus in my opinion as it provides content, weather forceasts and banking are pointless to me.

If they provide high quality content then all well and good, if they don't I don't really see a great advantage having them.

But that's just my opinion.

Pretty much agree , tv catchup , film and radio apps are great however what's the point in social media apps what make you leave your show , if it was a sidebar maybe that would appeal to some.

denphone 08-05-2011 15:44

Re: Coming Soon to Virgin TV (2011) Vol. II.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by mersey70 (Post 35231779)
Yeah I am pretty sure (but in my opinion though), maybe I wasn't as clear as my earlier posting though which is much clearer than the one you quoted me on.

On my connected TV the apps provide (amongst others) i-player, 5 OD and Love Film. Apps like that are a real bonus in my opinion as it provides content, weather forceasts and banking are pointless to me.

If they provide high quality content then all well and good, if they don't I don't really see a great advantage having them, especially on a premium digital STB which after all is really designed to facilitate the watching of TV, I think some people forget that minor point!

But that's just my opinion.

Yes l totally agree that if we have apps they should be of a high quality content.

devilincarnate 08-05-2011 16:14

Re: Coming Soon to Virgin TV (2011) Vol. II.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by mersey70 (Post 35231779)
Yeah I am pretty sure (but in my opinion though), maybe I wasn't as clear as my earlier posting though which is much clearer than the one you quoted me on.

On my connected TV the apps provide (amongst others) i-player, 5 OD and Love Film. Apps like that are a real bonus in my opinion as it provides content, weather forceasts and banking are pointless to me.

If they provide high quality content then all well and good, if they don't I don't really see a great advantage having them, especially on a premium digital STB which after all is really designed to facilitate the watching of TV, I think some people forget that minor point!

But that's just my opinion.

I agree they should get the full Apps for the ITV Net Player,4OD,Demand Five, Love Film E.T.C and then they will be a lot better in regards to the OD content

denphone 08-05-2011 16:15

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Quote:

Originally Posted by devilincarnate (Post 35231803)
I agree they should get the full Apps for the ITV Net Player,4OD,Demand Five, Love Film E.T.C and then they will be a lot better in regards to the OD content

Yes l hope so.

i love virgin 08-05-2011 17:15

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is there any new apps for tivo due soon?

denphone 08-05-2011 17:19

Re: Coming Soon to Virgin TV (2011) Vol. II.
 
l do not know.

undertakereddie 09-05-2011 14:43

Re: Coming Soon to Virgin TV (2011) Vol. II.
 
Brand New USA Sci-Fi Drama Falling Skies Starts on Tuesday 5th July 2011 on FX HD Virgin Media Channel 158 The TV Drama Is Directed By Steven Spielberg ( Jurassic Park, ET) etc Also In SD.

cupcakes aka dd 09-05-2011 15:17

Re: Coming Soon to Virgin TV (2011) Vol. II.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by undertakereddie (Post 35232452)
Brand New USA Sci-Fi Drama Falling Skies Starts on Tuesday 5th July 2011 on FX HD Virgin Media Channel 158 The TV Drama Is Directed By Steven Spielberg ( Jurassic Park, ET) etc Also In SD.

Thanks for that. Will put my wishlist to the test. :D

Bet it's about Aliens coming to do us harm as usual. Wonder if the Gov are keeping the friendly ones from us. Come to think of it who needs harmful aliens when we have Bankers and Politicians.

carlwaring 09-05-2011 15:47

Re: Coming Soon to Virgin TV (2011) Vol. II.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by cupcakes aka dd (Post 35232466)
Bet it's about Aliens coming to do us harm as usual.

It's a safe bet ;)

More info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Falling_Skies

Felim_Doyle 09-05-2011 16:54

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Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35228838)
l will change it in time.

Quote:

Originally Posted by spiderplant (Post 35228877)
This vagueness and total lack of communication is nothing short of staggering incompetence and shambolicness, this total reluctance to change details to lowercase suggest to me that denphone does not give a damn about its readers. l find it staggering that there is still no set date for us, a word to descibe it would be a bunch of amateurs who do not seem to tell the truth, thats all we want from denphone.

;)

As Johnlouis pointed out, I think what Denphone meant to say was "Coming soon ..." and Spiderplant meant to put his rant in all upper-case for increased volume.

However, now that Denfone has made the changes both humanely, to put us out of our misery, and as soon as humanly possible, I find that he has gone too far! He has downgraded almost everything to lower-case whereas some items should be in upper-case (e.g. TV) or mixed case (e.g. TiVo).

Oh well, at least it has been toned down a bit. I was finding it distracting as I was drawn to the loudness of the left-hand column.

denphone 09-05-2011 16:58

Re: Coming Soon to Virgin TV (2011) Vol. II.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Felim_Doyle (Post 35232518)
As Johnlouis pointed out, I think what Denphone meant to say was "Coming soon ..." and Spiderplant meant to put his rant in all upper-case for increased volume.

However, now that Denfone has made the changes both humanely, to put us out of our misery, and as soon as humanly possible, I find that he has gone too far! He has downgraded almost everything to lower-case whereas some items should be in upper-case (e.g. TV) or mixed case (e.g. TiVo).

Oh well, at least it has been toned down a bit. I was finding it distracting as I was drawn to the loudness of the left-hand column.

You are in a very grumpy mood today perhaps someone needs to put you down humanely.

cupcakes aka dd 09-05-2011 17:13

Re: Coming Soon to Virgin TV (2011) Vol. II.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35232522)
you are in a very grumpy mood today perhaps someone needs to put you down humanely.

How bout the Aliens


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