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OLD BOY 21-03-2014 20:13

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35682258)
If that happens then the monthly fee that many people pay will rise and thus a good reasonable value service will suddenly not be value at all.

You sound very gloomy these days, Den. You were such an optimist until recently...;)

denphone 21-03-2014 20:16

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Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 35682287)
You sound very gloomy these days, Den. You were such an optimist until recently...;)

l will always be optimistic OB but as one develops more grey hairs by the day one also becomes more of a realist as well.:)

muppetman11 22-03-2014 09:17

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35682258)
If that happens then the monthly fee that many people pay will rise and thus a good reasonable value service will suddenly not be value at all.

It seems another big ISP in the US has had there say now , AT&T reject Reed Hastings comments that the ISP's should foot the bill.

Chad 22-03-2014 13:03

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Does Youtube pay money to ISP's?

gc8839 24-03-2014 12:06

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Originally Posted by spiderplant (Post 35681684)
Is it a film that you've partly watched before? They pick up where they left off.

Related to this point, is it my imagination or has the option to play a film from the start disappeared?! I'm sure it used to be right under the "Resume playing". I had to rewind a film to get it back to the start this morning. It was painfully slow and reminded me of the good old VHS days!

RichardCoulter 24-03-2014 16:56

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I have read that Netflix sometimes offer free programmes, how does this work if it is a subscription service?:confused:

passingbat 24-03-2014 17:23

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Originally Posted by RichardCoulter (Post 35682994)
I have read that Netflix sometimes offer free programmes, how does this work if it is a subscription service?:confused:

First I've heard of it. Unless you mean the free one month trial?

spiderplant 24-03-2014 22:06

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Originally Posted by gc8839 (Post 35682938)
Related to this point, is it my imagination or has the option to play a film from the start disappeared?! I'm sure it used to be right under the "Resume playing". I had to rewind a film to get it back to the start this morning. It was painfully slow and reminded me of the good old VHS days!

It should be to the right of "Resume playing". Is it not?

ps. Welcome to the forum!

muppetman11 30-03-2014 12:25

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Things could be on the up for YouView , an interesting article on things going forward.

http://www.seenit.co.uk/youviews-fiv...-the-platform/

passingbat 30-03-2014 12:54

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Originally Posted by muppetman11 (Post 35684607)
Things could be on the up for YouView , an interesting article on things going forward.

http://www.seenit.co.uk/youviews-fiv...-the-platform/


I see they're massive fans of the Guardian :rolleyes:

Personally I think it's good that someone has been challenging the way 'sales' of Youview boxes has been dominated by BT and Talk Talk. Maybe these questions and the rumoured enhanced Freeview service has made Youview do something about it?

muppetman11 30-03-2014 13:15

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Originally Posted by passingbat (Post 35684611)
I see they're massive fans of the Guardian :rolleyes:

Personally I think it's good that someone has been challenging the way 'sales' of Youview boxes has been dominated by BT and Talk Talk. Maybe these questions and the rumoured enhanced Freeview service has made Youview do something about it?

To be fair YouView can only add other content with the addition of support for unicast which they've been open about and discussed many times on their forum.

passingbat 30-03-2014 13:34

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Originally Posted by muppetman11 (Post 35684615)
To be fair YouView can only add other content with the addition of support for unicast which they've been open about and discussed many times on their forum.


I know you are quite knowledgeable on Youview, so do you know if there was a reason why Unicast wasn't there from the Get-Go?

Youview was so long in development, I would have thought they would have got it right from release.

muppetman11 30-03-2014 14:18

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Originally Posted by passingbat (Post 35684620)
I know you are quite knowledgeable on Youview, so do you know if there was a reason why Unicast wasn't there from the Get-Go?

Youview was so long in development, I would have thought they would have got it right from release.

Honestly not sure , the last I read on unicast was the following. I'm sure someone more technical than myself understands it.:D

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We don't support one of the key enabling technologies (HTTP chunked streaming) yet but it is on our roadmap. The BBC are using this for their iPlayer live re-start feature.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/internet/...r_live_restart

Certainly appears YouView will see more content options soon.

RichardCoulter 30-03-2014 16:33

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Been told that the now partly ITV owned Cirkus may be coming to VM if talks prove fruitful to both parties.

It shows Nordic and classic British programming.

weenie 30-03-2014 22:21

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Been getting UI-113 On Netflix, is this a problem with VM or Netflix. I can watch it on Laptop just not through tivo.


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