Originally Posted by clinteastman (Post 35313619)

If I was a Sky customer I would be peeved about that, with VM you don't even need broadband to get Anytime+.

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35313620)

Perhaps they should not have gone over to the dark side to start with.:)

Originally Posted by Tim Deegan (Post 35313604)

So if it's different from Sky Anytime, then it isn't really Sky Anytime is it?

Originally Posted by clinteastman (Post 35313619)

If I was a Sky customer I would be peeved about that, with VM you don't even need broadband to get Anytime+.

Originally Posted by muppetman11 (Post 35313624)

Yes its a mix of Sky Anytime content for the Sky channels that VM carry with some Anytime+ content. It will have the bonus of being instantly available something not possible on Sky , SD is usually ready to play in around 20 seconds on my 9.5mb connection however HD movies can take 5 minutes or more , this won't be a problem for VM users.

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Agreed , a position that could change in my opinion.

Originally Posted by muppetman11 (Post 35313624)

Agreed , a position that could change in my opinion.

Originally Posted by Dave42 (Post 35313628)

so could that make you think of changing back when you times up on sky MM

Originally Posted by Stephen (Post 35313610)

No date announced yet but it will be available through the on demand menus.

Originally Posted by Kingofthedead4 (Post 35313647)

We have been led to think that someone at Virgin have jumped the gun and it is not ready yet. :erm:

Originally Posted by Firmsky (Post 35313646)

Not on either of my boxes yet however this is great news :)