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Hugh 22-02-2012 17:57

Re: General Sky TV Discussion
 
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Originally Posted by SkyFTW (Post 35386399)
That's a interesting comment you're made there Hugh,:dozey:

You appear to be confusing "providing balance" with being biased....;)

You, of course, missed off the post I was replying to....

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Originally Posted by SkyFTW (Post 35385648)
I think you'll find the average customer with a 10Mb BB phoneline top tv pack with movies will pay less on Sky than they would with Virginmedia.

---------- Post added at 16:57 ---------- Previous post was at 16:55 ----------

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Originally Posted by New to cable (Post 35386397)
You're as guilty as anyone else on this site for pointing out the faults of Sky and the positives of VM, Quite often you will wade into a thread you've had no input into and try to point out where VM beat or match Sky.

I don't really want to call you a hypocrite, but you're a hypocrite.

Coming from someone who posts as if he is employed by the Sky Marketing team, that's quite amusing. :D

Please show me a post where I have attacked or vilified Sky in the way you two do to VM.....

stereohaven 22-02-2012 18:14

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Where is a "handbags" smillie when you need one? :D

Hugh 22-02-2012 18:24

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Originally Posted by stereohaven (Post 35386408)
Where is a "handbags" smillie when you need one? :D

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stereohaven 22-02-2012 18:37

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:LOL:

denphone 22-02-2012 18:42

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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35386412)

Now who are those two throwing handbags at each other.:D

Doz007 22-02-2012 19:29

Re: General Sky TV Discussion
 
Are the available dates on anytime content accurate? I've got a few things that say they're only available until this Saturday. :(

muppetman11 22-02-2012 19:31

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Originally Posted by Doz007 (Post 35386438)
Are the available dates on anytime content accurate? I've got a few things that say they're only available until this Saturday. :(

It's because Anytime content is refreshed all the time , can you give some examples I'll check on mine. Little tip highlight the show you want in Anytime press R record button and it will be copied to your personal planner ;)

muppetman11 22-02-2012 21:34

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Originally Posted by Doz007 (Post 35386438)
Are the available dates on anytime content accurate? I've got a few things that say they're only available until this Saturday. :(

Did you figure out what I meant Doz007 ?

Doz007 22-02-2012 22:21

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Yeah, Luck was one of the shows available until Saturday. I did have it set to record tonight on Sky Atlantic but we've just finished watching it from Anytime instead. :)

If all the content runs out so quickly and gets removed from my box, what's the point of having 500gb available for anytime? Britains Bravest cops is only available until tomorrow for example..... I only got Sky installed Sunday!! Doesn't really give much time to watch things.

Now I've deleted tonights planned recording of Luck from my planner using the Yellow button. Has that deleted my series link or just that episode?

stereohaven 22-02-2012 22:35

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Originally Posted by Doz007 (Post 35386597)
If all the content runs out so quickly and gets removed from my box, what's the point of having 500gb available for anytime? Britains Bravest cops is only available until tomorrow for example..... I only got Sky installed Sunday!! Doesn't really give much time to watch things.

If you see something on Anytime that you like but don't have time to watch before it "expires", just press the record button when you have the programme selected and it will be moved to your normal recordings library and then it can be watched at your leisure the same as anything you recorded normally.

muppetman11 22-02-2012 22:36

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Originally Posted by Doz007 (Post 35386597)
Yeah, Luck was one of the shows available until Saturday. I did have it set to record tonight on Sky Atlantic but we've just finished watching it from Anytime instead. :)

If all the content runs out so quickly and gets removed from my box, what's the point of having 500gb available for anytime? Britains Bravest cops is only available until tomorrow for example..... I only got Sky installed Sunday!! Doesn't really give much time to watch things.

Now I've deleted tonights planned recording of Luck from my planner using the Yellow button. Has that deleted my series link or just that episode?

The series link , just find next weeks and series link from there , go to Britains bravest cop on anytime make sure it's highlighted press the record button and hey presto the show is then on your personal planner and won't expire until you delete it. It seems Stereohaven has beat me to it :D

Doz007 22-02-2012 22:50

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Originally Posted by stereohaven (Post 35386604)
If you see something on Anytime that you like but don't have time to watch before it "expires", just press the record button when you have the programme selected and it will be moved to your normal recordings library and then it can be watched at your leisure the same as anything you recorded normally.

Cheers mate, I understand what you guys mean but my point is that I may as well have 1.25tb personal space if I'm not getting twice as much anytime content over the standard Sky+HD box....

What's the point in having 500gb there if all the shows get deleted after a couple of days?! I could understand them being deleted once that space has been filled in order to make room for new content but every few days is a bit poor and will never come close to fully utilising the full 500gb. :(

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Originally Posted by muppetman11 (Post 35386605)
The series link , just find next weeks and series link from there , go to Britains bravest cop on anytime make sure it's highlighted press the record button and hey presto the show is then on your personal planner and won't expire until you delete it. It seems Stereohaven has beat me to it :D

Thanks MM, how do you go about just cancelling a program then? Pressing the record button as prompted didn't remove it from my planner..:confused:

muppetman11 22-02-2012 23:13

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Originally Posted by Doz007 (Post 35386608)
Cheers mate, I understand what you guys mean but my point is that I may as well have 1.25tb personal space if I'm not getting twice as much anytime content over the standard Sky+HD box....

I believe once the content goes to last chance it stays there longer on the 1TB box. http://forums.digitalspy.co.uk/showp...7&postcount=12
Is 240 hrs HD not enough for you it's twice the equivalent TIVO box :D

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Originally Posted by Doz007 (Post 35386608)
What's the point in having 500gb there if all the shows get deleted after a couple of days?! I could understand them being deleted once that space has been filled in order to make room for new content but every few days is a bit poor and will never come close to fully utilising the full 500gb. :(

Because Anytime is a showcase of content which is refreshed daily.



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Originally Posted by Doz007 (Post 35386608)
Thanks MM, how do you go about just cancelling a program then? Pressing the record button as prompted didn't remove it from my planner..:confused:

If you'd pressed record part way through it would have stopped the recording , but you would have still had the part it had recorded in the planner which yellow button would have got rid of. Sky works differently if you set a series link for say a show tonight at 11pm your planner will only list that show , once it starts recording the next episode should be listed for the following week. This may be handy but remember it was done when this EPG was first introduced.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kmTNF...e_gdata_player

Doz007 22-02-2012 23:35

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So pressing record before the recording is due to start does cancel the recording but also causes the show to stay in the planner?

muppetman11 22-02-2012 23:39

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Originally Posted by Doz007 (Post 35386623)
So pressing record before the recording is due to start does cancel the recording but also causes the show to stay in the planner?

Sorry cross wires pressing record before its started should stop it completely , I thought you were meaning the show had started sorry I'm :dunce:


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