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BenMcr 11-03-2016 12:19

Re: Are these five channels encrypted on VM?
 
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Originally Posted by RichardCoulter (Post 35826201)
Well, as an existing customer, I still have the V+ only.

However if you make any change to your core bundle, you'll be required to move to TiVo.

RichardCoulter 11-03-2016 12:27

Re: Are these five channels encrypted on VM?
 
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Originally Posted by BenMcr (Post 35826240)
However if you make any change to your core bundle, you'll be required to move to TiVo.

Does this downgrades to TV packed? I'm thinking of moving down from XL.

BenMcr 11-03-2016 13:56

Re: Are these five channels encrypted on VM?
 
I would say yes.

RichardCoulter 11-03-2016 14:04

Re: Are these five channels encrypted on VM?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by BenMcr (Post 35826257)
I would say yes.

Thanks- I forgot to include the word include :D

RichardCoulter 17-03-2016 21:35

Re: Are these five channels encrypted on VM?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by RichardCoulter (Post 35825212)
In the event of a national emergency, BBC1 would be taken over by the Government and become the 'Emergency Broadcasting Service'. Essentially, it would provide information and advice in the event of eg a nuclear attack on the country. It's important to note that this service, whilst run by the BBC, would not be independent, it would essentially be a mouthpiece of the Government.

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Originally Posted by paultrademark (Post 35825242)
So no change then ;)

I thought of these posts today regarding what I was told as to one of the reasons why BBC1 isn't encrypted on VM when I heard about what the Government want to do to the BBC.

I've always thought that, as the BBC is accused of political bias by both the left and the right, that this showed that they have the balance about right.

However, David Cameron has other ideas to make the BBC more Tory friendly:

http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/20...l#post35827772

RichardCoulter 01-08-2016 15:59

Re: Are these five channels encrypted on VM?
 
Curiously, S4C HD is only available on a part time basis to VM customers, whereas it is available 24/7 to non paying viewers off the EPG!

Non customers currently also get access to Fox News and some NDTV asian channels.

RichardCoulter 02-08-2016 16:22

Re: Are these five channels encrypted on VM?
 
...no sooner had I posted this, S4C HD was removed.

Looks like it was only there in the background for the football.

RichardCoulter 17-11-2016 15:20

Re: Are these five channels encrypted on VM?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by BenMcr (Post 35825432)
...in fact I'm pretty sure that where a customer is suspended, a permanent unremovable message is displayed over all channels on the TiVo box advising of an issue with the subscription. That's if the box can boot in the first place. It would also end up with box being unable to gain valid data from the TiVo data centre so the box would no longer display any EPG information.

I can confirm that you're correct Ben.

Due to a cock up in changing from a TiVo to a V6, I'm currently only able to receive and record the FTA channels:

https://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/s...702913&page=81

And there is a very annoying message moving around saying I need to ring 150 due to "a problem".

Looks like those using FTA services will need a non TiVo box if they are to avoid this.


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