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mypalpop 29-11-2011 22:40

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Originally Posted by HD Boy (Post 35337333)

Any chance you could give us a quick synopsis of what is in your links when posting?

I find it infuriating that I have to click on a link to find out what it relates to!

Pretty bad forum etiquette. :rolleyes:

HD Boy 29-11-2011 22:45

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Originally Posted by Jameseh (Post 35337442)
No. The apps don't work in a way that a tuner can record it, just as you cannot record the red button on the older boxes.

Bang goes that idea.

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Originally Posted by mypalpop (Post 35337446)
Any chance you could give us a quick synopsis of what is in your links when posting?

This is likely true.
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Just to keep you updated with VM multiroom streaming. After losing an hour and three quarters of my life on the phone to VM, this is all I have found out. I was first put through to their supposed technical department. They were unaware about this feature, or should I say more to the fact that it was now available from the latest software update. I had more information on the feature than they did. After being passed from pillar to post, I was informed that this feature would be active early next year, but no specific date was available. One girl did tell me that they did not have a fault platform in place for the feature until next year.
http://community.virginmedia.com/t5/...ht/true#M32951

Multiroom Streaming will likely be in one of the feature updates which will be very soon ie early in the new year.

What is a fault platform :confused:

zantarous 29-11-2011 23:00

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I imagine it is something like he fact that MRS has not gone live so the help desk can't help you with any questions as they have not been given any training, there is no info on the system and they can't raise a fault.

Its the same where I work we get calls all the time for systems that are in pilot but have not gone live so my team can't assist as we have no info and nor can we raise a ticket as the item does not exist on the system. Although i could be totally wrong.

HD Boy 30-11-2011 00:39

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Virgin Media is also in discussion with other entertainment and content providers as part of its ongoing strategy to provide the most complete entertainment experience for its customers.
http://mediacentre.virginmedia.com/S...-app-22fa.aspx
This likely means Virgin Media are in talks with Lovefilm and Netflix.

Jameseh 30-11-2011 01:09

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Originally Posted by HD Boy (Post 35337502)
This likely means Virgin Media are in talks with Lovefilm and Netflix.

It is also vague enough that they could be talking to Jesus about a sitcom featuring his return to earth.

aka

Its vague to make you think of companies but people don't particularly want to hear those thoughts.

HD Boy 30-11-2011 01:10

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Originally Posted by Jameseh (Post 35337511)
It is also vague enough that they could be talking to Jesus about a sitcom featuring his return to earth.

LOL :D:D

gaz2810i 30-11-2011 01:12

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Originally Posted by HD Boy (Post 35337512)
LOL :D:D

Did you miss the second part of his post :dozey:

HD Boy 30-11-2011 01:14

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Originally Posted by gaz2810i (Post 35337514)
Did you miss the second part of his post :dozey:

No.

Itshim 30-11-2011 12:17

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Tried BBC I player last night. Is it "different" On TiVo to the V+. Have not used it for ages on V+ but is was painfully slow on TiVo. Reminded me of Dial up LOL

Stephen 30-11-2011 12:21

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Originally Posted by Itshim (Post 35337612)
Tried BBC I player last night. Is it "different" On TiVo to the V+. Have not used it for ages on V+ but is was painfully slow on TiVo. Reminded me of Dial up LOL

On TiVo it accesses the web streams rather than using VOD servers.

Doz007 30-11-2011 12:24

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Originally Posted by Itshim (Post 35337612)
Tried BBC I player last night. Is it "different" On TiVo to the V+. Have not used it for ages on V+ but is was painfully slow on TiVo. Reminded me of Dial up LOL

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Originally Posted by Stephen (Post 35337613)
On TiVo it accesses the web streams rather than using VOD servers.

This is one point where the old V+ boxes have the upper hand in my opinion. I much preferred the sever based delivery method VM used previously.

Itshim 30-11-2011 12:45

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Originally Posted by Doz007 (Post 35337615)
This is one point where the old V+ boxes have the upper hand in my opinion. I much preferred the sever based delivery method VM used previously.

One of a few if I was honest. Really want to love my TiVo. At the moment it is V++ TiVO -.

Reminders + Yes I know !!!
I player +
:D

Digital Fanatic 30-11-2011 13:13

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Originally Posted by Itshim (Post 35337612)
Tried BBC I player last night. Is it "different" On TiVo to the V+. Have not used it for ages on V+ but is was painfully slow on TiVo. Reminded me of Dial up LOL

TiVo has the full BBC iPlayer content that is on at the same time as the web. It doesn't have to wait for VM to upload to their VOD servers.

Lew 30-11-2011 13:21

Re: General TiVo Discussion Part 2
 
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Originally Posted by Itshim (Post 35337612)
Tried BBC I player last night. Is it "different" On TiVo to the V+. Have not used it for ages on V+ but is was painfully slow on TiVo. Reminded me of Dial up LOL

That's not normal behaviour, btw. For some reason the TiVo iPlayer app was unusually slow last night.

aldo 30-11-2011 13:48

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interesting on the iplayer. so as its the web version you get more content quicker (a plus) but being web based you don't have the same control of being able to fast forward etc which is annoying unless I'm missing something!


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