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The Yank 18-02-2011 16:47

Re: TiVo
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Digital Fanatic (Post 35177200)
Yeah... plus if you don't want the kids accessing certain apps, you could remove them :)

what the kids? that sounds a bit harsh ;)

Digital Fanatic 18-02-2011 16:48

Re: TiVo
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by The Yank (Post 35177276)
what the kids? that sounds a bit harsh ;)

ha ha :D

Perfect Choice 18-02-2011 16:49

Re: TiVo
 
Well if that is how it works on a Tivo (post 2700) then thats fine by me.

passingbat 18-02-2011 16:54

Re: TiVo
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Hambone88 (Post 35177274)
Same with the V+ box i think.
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I am using a V+; still waiting for the 'TIVO call' :( :)

cozmic1988 18-02-2011 16:57

Re: TiVo
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Cozzy (Post 35177096)
Thanks for clarifying .... given the choice i would rather stick with a V+ as long as possible if they are going to charge to record and have 3 tuners on the Tivo .. poor decision IMHO by VM

Addition

I can see it now ... 2011 and a couple million subscribers sign up for full tivo @ £3 a month ... 2013 .. the bombshell VM announce an increase to £5 a month ... 2015 another bombshell an increase to £7 a month ...

dont wish to speculate and scaremonger at all ... but with the old tivo s1 charging £10 a month ten years ago (i believe thats what i read) i can see VM milking a cash cow in the future with price hikes for those just wishing to be able to record the tv

They won't do it if it risks pushing people to Sky. Mr Murdoch has his uses!

mattboothers 18-02-2011 17:00

Re: TiVo
 
I think I may regret the raffle. If I lose I will take twice as long having to register again for another one lol.

Digital Fanatic 18-02-2011 17:04

Re: TiVo
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by mattboothers (Post 35177295)
I think I may regret the raffle. If I lose I will take twice as long having to register again for another one lol.

I don't think it changes your place in the queue, just if you get it "free" :)

Peter_ 18-02-2011 17:04

Re: TiVo
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by mattboothers (Post 35177295)
I think I may regret the raffle. If I lose I will take twice as long having to register again for another one lol.

If you have already pre registered do not worry as this is just a competition.

Stephen 18-02-2011 17:31

Re: TiVo
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by pauldavies83 (Post 35177137)
And look how well it worked for them in this country - hardly a raging success was it (despite the quality of the product).

The £10 monthly fee had nothing to do with why TiVo didn't take off in the UK. Sky was meant to work with TiVo but screwed them over when it launch Sky+

mattboothers 18-02-2011 17:32

Re: TiVo
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Masque (Post 35177300)
If you have already pre registered do not worry as this is just a competition.

I didnt pre-register, I do want a TiVO and I entered the competition after seeing it. But if I do not get one I will still pay for one. :)

howardmicks 18-02-2011 17:48

Re: TiVo
 
All i really want is a bigger hard drive,Should be a way to switch off the apps then it would just be a recordable box and no monthly charge.Sky are gonna love this £3 charge

comfortbear 18-02-2011 17:51

Re: TiVo
 
I just got my ticket in the post & have registered my interest.
Just gotta wait & hope now. :D

devilincarnate 18-02-2011 17:58

Re: TiVo
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by howardmicks (Post 35177343)
.Sky are gonna love this £3 charge

And why would they love this charge?
If VM could get deals with LOVE FILM, BLOCKBUSTER or even EPIX HD they could offer these instead of SKY Movies as subscriptions and depending on the CC ruling who knows what could be on the cards.

Perfect Choice 18-02-2011 18:05

Re: TiVo
 
If VM via Tivo Internet/apps can gain access to all film content generally available and in HD, then there would be no point subscribing to Sky Movies unless you absolutelly want to be ther first to see a film in a few cases, an interesting thought!

muppetman11 18-02-2011 18:08

Re: TiVo
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Hambone88 (Post 35177274)
Same with the V+ box i think.
If you recorded it(not live) no pin is req.
I think the pin protection is to stop kids watching on air stuff
by accident when no adult is around.
If you have recorded it,it is up to you to make sure the kids
don't see it,not the broadcasters,just like a dvd in the house.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Perfect Choice (Post 35177360)
If VM via Tivo Internet/apps can gain access to all film content generally available and in HD, then there would be no point subscribing to Sky Movies unless you absolutelly want to be ther first to see a film in a few cases, an interesting thought!

Problem is mate Lovefilm streaming doesn't do HD. ;)


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