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Media Boy UK 08-11-2022 22:49

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Originally Posted by Media Boy UK (Post 36139573)
Can I ask if I have a right listing for Virgin Media Stream:

https://mediaboyblog.blogspot.com/p/...60-lineup.html

PM me if it not a right one.


Still looking for up to date list for Virgin Media Stream in Scotland, Wales and N. Ireland - Let me know me by PRIVATE MESSAGE on Cable Forum or Twitter me.

fox35 09-11-2022 09:55

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Originally Posted by RichardCoulter (Post 36139427)
That's what they want you to think.

Indeed.
So finally getting my 2 360 boxes replaced with 2 V6 boxes after 18 months of trying to revert back. So it is not irreversable! It can be done!

Frazz 09-11-2022 19:26

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Originally Posted by fox35 (Post 36139621)
Indeed.
So finally getting my 2 360 boxes replaced with 2 V6 boxes after 18 months of trying to revert back. So it is not irreversable! It can be done!

I did the same, the 360 software is dire especially when you upgrade 2 tivos

vincerooney 10-11-2022 00:18

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Originally Posted by Frazz (Post 36139674)
I did the same, the 360 software is dire especially when you upgrade 2 tivos

I've got 3 v6s so im guessing the consensus is for me to not upgrade...

Frazz 10-11-2022 11:05

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Originally Posted by vincerooney (Post 36139684)
I've got 3 v6s so im guessing the consensus is for me to not upgrade...

In my experience I'd say yes until forced to

nialli 10-11-2022 11:59

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I've got two V6s and I'll keep them until there's no option but to change to 360s. My contract's up in June 2023 so I think I'll be good until then.

I know I'll have to move if I stay with Virgin as they won't support TiVo and the V6 for too much longer, but I could do without the hassle and what I have at the moment works fine for us. (We have a Roku streamer for Disney+ and Apple TV+)

SonicMaster 11-11-2022 10:17

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Watch the best LIONSGATE+ shows at no extra cost

Sit back and enjoy some great shows on demand with episodes of 10 brilliant dramas from LIONSGATE+, at no extra cost

Throughout the whole of November, Virgin Media customers with a Virgin TV V6 box, powered by TiVo®, Virgin TV 360 box or Stream from Virgin Media can enjoy the best of LIONSGATE+ with 10 exciting titles to get stuck into, at no extra cost.

https://www.virginmedia.com/virgin-t...-no-extra-cost

fox35 11-11-2022 10:43

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Originally Posted by SonicMaster (Post 36139791)
Watch the best LIONSGATE+ shows at no extra cost

Sit back and enjoy some great shows on demand with episodes of 10 brilliant dramas from LIONSGATE+, at no extra cost

Throughout the whole of November, Virgin Media customers with a Virgin TV V6 box, powered by TiVo®, Virgin TV 360 box or Stream from Virgin Media can enjoy the best of LIONSGATE+ with 10 exciting titles to get stuck into, at no extra cost.

https://www.virginmedia.com/virgin-t...-no-extra-cost

Another badly implemented service just rushed out by from VM. The offer in the above link states £5.99 pm but when you click the upgrade offer on the box it states £4.99pm. Also there is no clear direction to find the free content available.

TimeLord2018 11-11-2022 10:51

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Originally Posted by Media Boy UK (Post 36139455)
I did not see that post.

---------- Post added at 15:42 ---------- Previous post was at 15:38 ----------



Reports on Twitter says that ITV1 and ITVX has been Provisionally set for November 15th. But may still change.

https://twitter.com/cleanfeed_ttvr/s...98420633440256

ITV renames to ITV1 next Tuesday according to Sky
https://helpforum.sky.com/t5/What-s-...2/td-p/4140159

1701-e 11-11-2022 11:43

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Originally Posted by fox35 (Post 36139792)
Also there is no clear direction to find the free content available.

Find it in Box Sets > LIONSGATE+


Seems clear to me

savvychels 13-11-2022 01:43

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Originally Posted by nialli (Post 36139709)
I've got two V6s and I'll keep them until there's no option but to change to 360s. My contract's up in June 2023 so I think I'll be good until then.

I know I'll have to move if I stay with Virgin as they won't support TiVo and the V6 for too much longer, but I could do without the hassle and what I have at the moment works fine for us. (We have a Roku streamer for Disney+ and Apple TV+)

This is my position as well. We use a lot of the storage on both our V6 boxes. I’ve currently managed to get one down to around 55%,the other always sits around 25%. I used to keep it down by recording most stuff in SD, but as so many channels have dropped their SD versions, more and more has to be HD which takes more space.

I’m a hoarder. I’ll see something that interests me, record it, then it might be weeks or months before I go back to it. Or I’ll find an older series that I missed and record it all before I work through it. Having only 1 hard drive (or 1 limited to 1TB) means that we’d be close to full all the time.

I know there are more reasons not to, but that’s a big one.

I was among the first to get the tivo when it became public, and same with the V6, but I have absolutely no inclination to change to 360.

Edit: I think I’ve remembered that 360 doesn’t have wish lists? I believe that was my other deal breaker. I use them a lot.

spiderplant 13-11-2022 09:58

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Originally Posted by savvychels (Post 36139855)
Having only 1 hard drive (or 1 limited to 1TB) means that we’d be close to full all the time.

If your boxes were converted to 360, you'd have the same storage as before. In fact slightly more, because TiVo uses a fair bit of disc space to store the guide data. On the other hand, 360 hides SD channels if an HD version is available, so you would never have the option of choosing to record in SD.

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Originally Posted by savvychels (Post 36139855)
Edit: I think I’ve remembered that 360 doesn’t have wish lists?

Correct.

RichardCoulter 13-11-2022 13:50

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Originally Posted by savvychels (Post 36139855)
This is my position as well. We use a lot of the storage on both our V6 boxes. I’ve currently managed to get one down to around 55%,the other always sits around 25%. I used to keep it down by recording most stuff in SD, but as so many channels have dropped their SD versions, more and more has to be HD which takes more space.

I’m a hoarder. I’ll see something that interests me, record it, then it might be weeks or months before I go back to it. Or I’ll find an older series that I missed and record it all before I work through it. Having only 1 hard drive (or 1 limited to 1TB) means that we’d be close to full all the time.

I know there are more reasons not to, but that’s a big one.

I was among the first to get the tivo when it became public, and same with the V6, but I have absolutely no inclination to change to 360.

Edit: I think I’ve remembered that 360 doesn’t have wish lists? I believe that was my other deal breaker. I use them a lot.

You're in exactly the same position as I am.

nialli 13-11-2022 15:23

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I wonder how close we are to a point where VM can't justify the cost of TIVO software and supporting it and tries to move us all to 360? It's been a while since it was launched and supporting the two systems can't make economic sense longer term.

cheekyangus 13-11-2022 16:25

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Originally Posted by nialli (Post 36139862)
I wonder how close we are to a point where VM can't justify the cost of TIVO software and supporting it and tries to move us all to 360? It's been a while since it was launched and supporting the two systems can't make economic sense longer term.

They kept Liberate going alongside TiVo for ages.


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