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you certainley do not complain because of a red dot, less than a cm in diameter..........COME ON............we've been waiting for this dot...and you want to take it away?.....someone should take you away:angel: :D :pp
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When I've used $ky, I've found that if you press back to get rid of the red dot, it appears again after adverts etc. Yes, it's annoying, but it's just one of those things we'll all have to get used to.
Also, the red dot is used very, very little at the mo. Give it a few months, until broadcasters and advertisers realise that it now works on ntl:, and you'll have prompts for it all over the place! Imagine how many complaints will be on the board then!!!! :rolleyes: |
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I couldnt care less if the red dot shows up - if we are going to get a good, solid interactive then put whatever up on the screen.
You have all the channel logos on the screen but you dont complain about that? Anyway if you can get rid of it i dont see the problem, i mean im forever turning the volume up and down so i dont see what difference it makes with that. |
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If you're watching delayed you can't use the TV or backup button to cancel the red dot. If you do, you run the risk of the the buttons doing something else (when the red dot isn't there the backup button changes channel and the TV button brings the mini guide up! These double-uses aren't exactly intuitive!) What really ****es me off is that the red dot is nothing but an advert. Compare it to having banner-ads in the black bars on widescreen programmes (or tower adverts in the black bars on 4:3 programmes on a widescreen TV). There would be LOTS of complaints then! But because this advert is dressed up as a "feature" people don't see it for what it is - a way of tempting us to pay ridiculous rates for content which we're already paying for. I really do feel there's reason for complaint. Foddy |
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To complain- head here http://dvdfever.co.uk/pressrel/pressred.shtml keep your insults to yourself ntlrocks |
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I left sky because the red dot was intollerable |
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Ah . . . . .
But the real question is : How Do You Get the Red Button the *Stay ON* All The Time On All Channels . . . . . . . . . . . . . So you can access the Enhanced Content which is Out There - it's just I can't seem to get it . . . . . . . Ramjet |
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At present, RamJet, the only channels which have interactive contect (in langley areas) are Channel 4/E4 and Channel ntl:. Pressing red on BBC takes you to their walled garden site.
I expect that ntl: will be in discussions with $ky about providing the Sky Sports/News services to ntl: users, and the BBCi bridge was being tested last week so there should be BBC content soon. Give it a few months and you'll be in Red Button heaven! :D:D:Yikes: Personally, I can make do with pressing back or TV when I don't want to see it. Broadcasters use it as an important tool for advertising their services and, as much as people may campiegn against the use of and red button advertising, I believe it is here to stay. I actually didin't notice it on E4 until one of my house-mates said "What's that in the corner of the screen?"! |
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Isnt that being removed from the update to the bromley system?
I dontmind the red dot -at least its not big like the BB one on Sky! Its becoming aprt of TV Life.. along with the Ads that will have interactive content! |
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