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carlwaring 30-08-2012 15:30

Re: Tivo troubles
 
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Originally Posted by Itshim (Post 35468866)
Pity some of the simple things on V+ are too complicated for TiVo.

Such as? :confused:

Other than archiving to DVD, which Tivo cannot do and possibly some red button services, I don't think there's anything that the V+ can do that the Tivo can't; and certainly nothing in a 'more complicated' way.

Also, don't forget that there was also a 'premium' on the V+ for years.

denphone 30-08-2012 15:53

Re: Tivo troubles
 
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Originally Posted by Itshim (Post 35468866)
Only glad that I am not paying a premium for the TiVo. Agree it is for the most part its what you make of it. Pity some of the simple things on V+ are too complicated for TiVo.

Really as thats news to me.:rolleyes:

Telly_ 30-08-2012 16:21

Re: Tivo troubles
 
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Originally Posted by Itshim (Post 35468866)
Only glad that I am not paying a premium for the TiVo. Agree it is for the most part its what you make of it. Pity some of the simple things on V+ are too complicated for TiVo.

I've heard others say that VM's Tivo makes the simple seem complicated.

denphone 30-08-2012 16:26

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Originally Posted by Telly_ (Post 35468903)
I've heard others say that VM's Tivo makes the simple seem complicated.

Yet another untruth courtesy of the Sky marketing department...

Hugh 30-08-2012 16:28

Re: Tivo troubles
 
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Originally Posted by Telly_ (Post 35468903)
I've heard others say that VM's Tivo makes the simple seem complicated.

"heard"?

Course you did - bless.......;)

Did you "hear it" from a "friend"?:D

carlwaring 30-08-2012 16:30

Re: Tivo troubles
 
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Originally Posted by Telly_ (Post 35468903)
I've heard others say that VM's Tivo makes the simple seem complicated.

No. Probably not :)

neilo 30-08-2012 20:35

Re: Tivo troubles
 
Are any of us allowed to say negative things about TiVo on here anymore?

denphone 30-08-2012 20:38

Re: Tivo troubles
 
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Originally Posted by neilo (Post 35469008)
Are any of us allowed to say negative things about TiVo on here anymore?

Of course as constructive criticisms are perfectly fine but when the negativity come from Skys loyal advertising department then you have to be a touch wary.:)

MalteseFalcon 30-08-2012 20:53

Re: Tivo troubles
 
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Originally Posted by neilo (Post 35469008)
Are any of us allowed to say negative things about TiVo on here anymore?

As already said, if it is a genuine criticism of TiVo with some evidence to back it up, or has happened to others then negative things will be treated kinder than those who keep posting about how it is crap without anything to back it up, mostly those who are SKY customers who are jealous that Virgin customers can get the TiVo box.

Oh, and another person to add to my ignore list as well. :p::D

andy_m 30-08-2012 23:49

Re: Tivo troubles
 
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Originally Posted by neilo (Post 35469008)
Are any of us allowed to say negative things about TiVo on here anymore?

No.

Jameseh 31-08-2012 00:23

Re: Tivo troubles
 
Nothing is complicated, it just requires a few more button presses than it used to. It explains everything so it's probably better for not very tech-savvy folk.

Itshim 31-08-2012 09:40

Re: Tivo troubles
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by carlwaring (Post 35468875)
Such as? :confused:

Other than archiving to DVD, which Tivo cannot do and possibly some red button services, I don't think there's anything that the V+ can do that the Tivo can't; and certainly nothing in a 'more complicated' way.

Also, don't forget that there was also a 'premium' on the V+ for years.


referring back.

The Red button as it was( Down to BBC I suspect) , a simple reminder ( I JUST want a reminder not a record if you do not respond,sorry). Sure TiVo can do things but it makes you work for them.

Premium yes & I was happy to pay for those extra services .
What TiVo offers no, As I have no use for them . I understand others think its great, great for them. Please do not get so upset that some people still prefer to cut their own bread:D Why o Why do some people get so upset if anything Virgin is questioned :cool:

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Originally Posted by Jameseh (Post 35469061)
Nothing is complicated, it just requires a few more button presses than it used to. It explains everything so it's probably better for not very tech-savvy folk.

It makes you run around. One touch buttons would be good ;)

chunkymonkey 31-08-2012 09:51

Re: Tivo troubles
 
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Originally Posted by neilo (Post 35469008)
Are any of us allowed to say negative things about TiVo on here anymore?

Don't be silly, TiVo is amazing and we all need to love it! < sarcasm :rolleyes:

carlwaring 31-08-2012 10:08

Re: Tivo troubles
 
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Originally Posted by Itshim (Post 35469129)
The Red button as it was( Down to BBC I suspect)...

"As was"? What about now? And yes, just like the iPlayer, red buttoon content is under the BBC's control; not VM's.

Quote:

a simple reminder ( I JUST want a reminder not a record if you do not respond,sorry).
That was the only way it could be implemented. If you are in front of the TV to see the reminder, you can cancel the recording. If (for whatever reason) you are not, then isn't it good that it records it as it's better than you missing it, isn't it?

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What TiVo offers no, As I have no use for them.
So you don't want to find content from your fave director or starring your fave actor, or on a paticular subject? Well, okay :confused:

And you don't want clashes that can't be solved by having an extra tuner resolved automatically for you? Well, okay :confused:

Itshim 31-08-2012 10:16

Re: Tivo troubles
 
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Originally Posted by carlwaring (Post 35469139)
"As was"? What about now? And yes, just like the iPlayer, red buttoon content is under the BBC's control; not VM's.


That was the only way it could be implemented. If you are in front of the TV to see the reminder, you can cancel the recording. If (for whatever reason) you are not, then isn't it good that it records it as it's better than you missing it, isn't it?


So you don't want to find content from your fave director or starring your fave actor, or on a paticular subject? Well, okay :confused:

And you don't want clashes that can't be solved by having an extra tuner resolved automatically for you? Well, okay :confused:

Fave director - do not have a clue who directed anything :shocked:
Clashes - +1 is easy to use. Honestly with 2 boxes in the house & a Sender its not a problem :D


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