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denphone 27-02-2013 21:08

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Originally Posted by borrissey (Post 35542368)
2TB version would be better :)

+1

denphone 01-03-2013 16:29

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Virgin Media to 'delete' 'Coronation Street' tonight.

http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/media/s3...t-tonight.html

borrissey 06-03-2013 00:41

Had 2nd TiVo installed today want to connect it so I can stream between boxes and use the TV anywhere app on it. When I go on media access key it says temporarily unavailable, any idea when it will be available and why it says that?

My other TiVo box is on my network fine has been for ages now, I use the TV anywhere app.

BenMcr 06-03-2013 01:07

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TiVo takes 24 hours to fully activate on all systems. You should get your MAK tomorrow (you might be able to get it sooner by perfoming a manual network update)

borrissey 06-03-2013 12:14

Thanks.

Got my media key now set up TV anywhere for second TiVo box. Just need to set up streaming content now, working fine on my other TiVo box but not new one. New TiVo it says video sharing disabled how do I enable it. Got home plug plugged into both TiVos.

Chad 06-03-2013 13:42

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http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-0...y-liberty.html

"Virgin Media Inc. (VMED), the U.K. cable-TV provider being bought by Liberty Global Inc. (LBTYA), plans to make Web services like Netflix a more integral part of its offering rather than fighting them, its chief executive officer said.

“Our approach is to get every content asset you possibly can on the platform,” CEO Neil Berkett said yesterday in an interview at the Cable Congress in London."

OLD BOY 06-03-2013 14:01

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Originally Posted by Chad (Post 35544925)
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-0...y-liberty.html

"Virgin Media Inc. (VMED), the U.K. cable-TV provider being bought by Liberty Global Inc. (LBTYA), plans to make Web services like Netflix a more integral part of its offering rather than fighting them, its chief executive officer said.

“Our approach is to get every content asset you possibly can on the platform,” CEO Neil Berkett said yesterday in an interview at the Cable Congress in London."

That is exactly my vision for Virgin Media! Whoo hoo, we're getting there! Thanks for the link, Chad!

andy_m 06-03-2013 14:06

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A bit light in actual quotes - if anything it just seems to be a rehash of the old "hundreds of apps" line, mainly on the basis that Berkett has said there will be no change in strategy. This despite the fact that we know that this actually means expansion of the cable network based on actual quotes made at the time the takeover was announced. Much more telling in my opinion was Fries' failure to commit to TiVo past the end of the current agreement.

BenMcr 06-03-2013 14:17

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Originally Posted by andy_m (Post 35544935)
Much more telling in my opinion was Fries' failure to commit to TiVo past the end of the current agreement.

Although, personally I'm not surprised at that - CEOs are paid to not make future commitments on a whim.

What I mean is if he had said anything about keeping TiVo past the current agreement, then it shows their hand in any negotiations with TiVo when the time comes

denphone 06-03-2013 14:51

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Originally Posted by Chad (Post 35544925)
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-0...y-liberty.html

"Virgin Media Inc. (VMED), the U.K. cable-TV provider being bought by Liberty Global Inc. (LBTYA), plans to make Web services like Netflix a more integral part of its offering rather than fighting them, its chief executive officer said.

“Our approach is to get every content asset you possibly can on the platform,” CEO Neil Berkett said yesterday in an interview at the Cable Congress in London."

That sounds good news on the face of it.

passingbat 06-03-2013 16:02

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35544952)
That sounds good news on the face of it.

Agreed, but as Andy said, we've heard the Netflix/Lovefilm type services bit before and nothing has come of it. Having repeated it, they need to make it happens this time, and fairly soon.

OLD BOY 07-03-2013 13:22

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Originally Posted by passingbat (Post 35544986)
Agreed, but as Andy said, we've heard the Netflix/Lovefilm type services bit before and nothing has come of it. Having repeated it, they need to make it happens this time, and fairly soon.

Well, unfortunately, they have not committed themselves to a timeframe.

denphone 09-03-2013 11:54

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Does anybody have this on Virgin's TV Anywhere site this morning.

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Access denied

Sorry, it seems you do not have the right to access this area of the site.

Dash: CF noob 09-03-2013 12:01

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yes


there is currently maintenance work on "MYVIRGINMEDIA" possibly related in some way..

denphone 09-03-2013 12:24

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Thanks kindly Dash.


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