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Re: Virgin TV (2026)
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If there was a "try before you buy" option with being able to try out the TV360 without losing recordings and being able to go back to Tivo, then maybe more would consider switching. |
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Many on this forum agree with my sentiments. |
Re: Virgin TV (2026)
Freeview has a basic channel selection and mainly SD and a lot of part-time channels - for a full channel selection you have to add streaming to it.
Even Freesat only has a basic selection. If that's all you want I don't see why you stay with VM. Quote:
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Re: Virgin TV (2026)
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Indeed. They won't do this, partly because people would then realise that the 360 box is inferior to the V6 software that it replaced. This is why they sing it's praises and are using an easier way to receive Sky Atlantic via the EPG, whilst keeping quiet about the downsides. Once again Virgin reveal how sly & manipulative they are as a company. |
Re: Virgin TV (2026)
And exactly the same Sky are doing with Disney+ Cinema - not available to Sky satellite viewers unless thay have or upgrade to SkyQ.
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Re: Virgin TV (2026)
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I am under no illusion that at some point the V6 (and the 360) will be retired by Virgin in favour of a streaming only non recordable box. Those that aren't bothered about the TiVo features might as well swap over and use the 360 whilst it's still available. When the V6 is retired I will be reviewing my options. |
Re: Virgin TV (2026)
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I’m sorry you’re angry you can’t enjoy sky atlantic. Why not join us on 360! ;) it’s worth it! ;) |
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The channel has no On Demand content. |
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I am able to access Sky Atlantic should I want to watch it by using Virgin TVGo and casting it to my TV. Once Virgin have realised that the number of people persuaded to change to the 360 has been exhausted and once the TVGo workaround is well known, I believe that Sky Atlantic will be quietly added to the V6. Alternatively Sky Atlantic is included with the Now TV/HBO max service at £3.99 per month |
Re: Virgin TV (2026)
You continually slag off VM for putting a channel on their current products only - but never mention that Sky do the same with Disney+ Cinema. And with that channel you can stream it using their app.
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Re: Virgin TV (2026)
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Entertainment only is £2.99 6 month terms For various reasons I'd imagine Now is struggling to keep subscribers. |
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Now will be losing Virgin customers who are either no longer interested in what Sky Atlantic has to offer or who can now access it via Virgin. |
Re: Virgin TV (2026)
Probably everyone is losing customers to the 'firestick' way of watching TV
*disclaimer: I don't have one, bugger all on TV that interests me nowadays |
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It's hardly surprising that a Virgin customer doesn’t talk about Sky in a thread about Virgin TV, in the same way that a Sky customer isn't likely to mention the Sky Atlantic situation in a thread about Sky!!! Edit: Just looked into this and, apparently, this is a premium channel offered with the Sky Cinema pack. I haven't subscribed to Sky Cinema for years because there's nothing on it now that interests me, I didn't even bother when I was offered it for a period for free! Sky Atlantic is a basic entertainment channel ie not premium and it's my view that all those who receive Sky channels with their package should see it on the EPG from day one. |
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