Originally Posted by cupcakes aka dd (Post 35735009)

I think ITV ought to concentrate on giving us Dolby sound for broadcasts through my Tivo before giving us another channel. All their flagship programmes in stereo it's shamefull. I get better sound from Amazon Prime.

Originally Posted by tassiekev (Post 35735037)

+1 - and while I'm here, why don't we get Catchup & On Demand progs in 5.1 when they're originally broadcast that way? (Walking Dead for example)

Originally Posted by leathertrousers2 (Post 35735049)

I am completely bemused at how someone at ITV could possibly think that making a channel Sky only exclusive is a good money move if you cut off audience numbers with different demographics of tv receiving equipment.

Originally Posted by blue666666 (Post 35735132)

Sounds fun wonder if it will be any good

Originally Posted by Mad Max (Post 35735120)

Not very many people posting in here tonight chaps...

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35735149)

Its the lull before the next storm.:)

Originally Posted by Mad Max (Post 35735133)

Nah, be the usual rubbish.

Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 35735167)

Rumbled! You just posted that generic comment to get your 1000th post! :)

Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 35735187)

There was a discussion here about the commercial terms involved in pay on-demand services like Amazon Prime coming to VM. Some thought VM might get nothing out of the deal. This information about Netflix's entry into France is interesting.

http://www.broadbandtvnews.com/2014/...shuns-netflix/

It certainly suggests that companies like VM are likely to get a revenue cut for distributing Netflix in the UK and this will influence which services come to VM. Would VM also get a revenue cut of any advertising on on-demand services too?