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Sorry couldn't find the thread for this :( Any word on other channels being added to the line up? Seems to have stagnated :( Also when is the review that could allow Sky Sports and Movies to stream on i Pad. Very annoying laptop tends to buffer during playback, whereas I Pad is crystal clear. Want to watch Spanish football on I Pad whilst Mrs Ghost and Baby Ghost are watching Ashley piggin Banjo on the other tv's!!! :mad:
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:D That'll be a no then?
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I want the android app.
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Sorry if this has been posted before but does anyone know when the android version will be available? Thanks.
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Once VM have finished testing then it will be ready.
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Thanks for the reply, just watch this space then?
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Oh so TiVo are still doing the VM app? Jesus, they really should have went with two separate apps.
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The US version of the android app that needs "rebuilding" has been available since last January.
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No offence to Virgin, but their Android line of apps are a bit shabby.
Wouldn't hurt to get a developer who takes a bit more care with their work. |
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Android version of the BBC Sports App out now. So that's an app, created from scratch, rolled out and completed on the 2 main mobile platforms within 2 months.
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Plus VM aren't building an app from scratch - they are having to add their customisations into code TiVo wrote |
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As far as TV Anywhere is concerned, the vast majority of the server-side setup work (configuring CDNs etc) has been done. I'm not saying that testing on Android is easy with all the devices available, but...I just hope were still not waiting months from now. |
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Sorry if this is a thicko question.:confused: When your IPad is in a docking station in a vertical position, is there any way of rotating the picture when watching live tv? Picture is horizontal and can't figure how to turn it:(. not sure if I've explained that correctly.
Noticed picture rotates automatically on BBC I player when docked |
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I think it's configured that way (wide) when you watch tv to give the largest display area, it always switches to it even on Ipad
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Ideally we need Sky to launch Sat>IP combined with planner sharing so that Virgin has to launch TiVo Stream, both of which would treat the phone/tablet as another set top box rather than streaming ~10 channels from Virgin HQ.
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I had a better explanation then Chrome crapped out. :(
Anyway, Sat>IP is just a technology that converts a satellite stream into a mobile/tablet friendly video feed. So you can watch any channel you have on Sky, on any device you want, anywhere. Combine that with planner sharing (the Sky name for multiroom streaming) and you can watch every recording you've made in the same way. So it beats Sky Go as you can watch every channel & your recordings plus as the feed is from your house and is only for you, shouldn't face overloading problems for popular events like Sky Go & TVCatchup do during the football. AFAIK, TiVo Stream does the same thing except it first goes through a TiVo and uses a tuner (rather than a raw satellite feed) to do the same thing as Sat>IP. --- BITW! I'm hoping to go to the TV recordings in November, hopefully they're somewhere up north. |
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Been to 3 WWE events in Glasgow, great nights! Sadly my daughter loves Cena :( |
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http://www.ses.com/satip |
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Indeed, ElGato (EyeTV) already have an iOS app ready, presumably Sky & pals are currently making the hardware.
--- Also just realized from your link they're called the SES which is quite coincidental. |
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When will VM launch a version of TV Anywhere allowing offline content viewing as Sky Go Extra allows you now?
Really think TV Anywhere is a waste of time until they have this. After all I would like to use it as its title states – “TV Anywhere”. Feel Sky have already overtaken VM on flexible TV viewing as you don’t have to hunt for a WiFi connection. Not exactly sure how much off-line content is available through Sky Go Extra but better than nothing right now with TV Anywhere, come on VM catch up! Not quite the same but I had an example a few weeks back of the power of mobile access to TV. Was travelling back from Kings Cross to Nottingham via Grantham. While I was at Grantham station, somebody was watching the live Manchester United match on their iPad in the waiting room, he was very popular with plenty of people crowding around him to watch the match! |
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I'd be happy just to be able to watch sky sports or movies on my iPad at home:(
I realise I moan about this a lot :) |
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Virgin launched TV Anywhere last year, so the development cycles are different |
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Sky launched on demand in 2012, Telewest launched on demand in 2005.
Laurel, I believe you are resting. |
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The delivery method is completely different, as are the rights to do so Also Virgin Media, to be honest, have had quite a few more important things to do before TV Anywhere. |
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Yeah like putting the prices up a few times.
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What I actually meant was, combining 4 different companies, moving all cable customers onto a single billing system, creating a single TV network, replacing all TV Smartcards, switching off analogue TV, launching NGTV which then allowed more TV channels, introducing the V HD box and TiVo plus all the SD and HD channel launches that have happened in the last few years. |
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Does TV Anywhere app work on iPad Mini? I ask this because when on my sisters iPad Mini she gets error A:336 when trying to stream a channel. When i goto settings and device registation error comes up and its the same error
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Yes it should work, but I believe there is a current issue registering new devices with TV Anywhere. It's being investigated
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Yes it should work on an i Pad mini, but not really worth it. Music and cartoon channels mainly :( |
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Thanks Ben works now
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Both Sky Go & TV Anywhere are rubbish, we have more non Sky branded channels than Sky Go, but both have very few channels.
Presumably the channel providers want too much money. |
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Yup we do the same through her mums account. Still waiting on the virgin tivo app for android... now in march
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Well, its April.
Still no Android App. Any news on this? And, when its out, will it be compatible with the next major release of Android (Key Lime Pie)? At this rate that release will be out before the app. |
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The choice on iPad is derisory :(
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When it's mrs, or even TiVo, Virgin get it out early and update along the way. When it's the ios, and now the android, buddy apps they tell us they want to make sure its the finished article. This whole episode has been my biggest disappointment with Virgin, especially as I have a TiVo and an android phone on their network.
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New version of the iOS app will be available today. Main improvements are around setup and home / away detection
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Meanwhile us Android users are still waiting!
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I had just updated my iPhone Tivo/TV anywhere app this morning and its got even better I use it a lot an now has more channels. |
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That's your opinion, works fine across multiple devices and superior to iOS in my opinion :)
And as for people not bothering, it's more popular than iOS across the market. |
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I just had a look around inside the iOS app, there is a whole folder dedicated to TiVo Stream related protocols and this icon is also lying about;
https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2013/04/23.png Good times. |
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You could have let me hope for at least 5 minutes Ben. :)
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Any closer to Sky Sports and Movies being available on the app Ben?
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Hope Virgin or Discovery up the bitrate of the new channels, I keep waiting for the picture to 'pop' but it just stays crepe.
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Been testing this one for quite a while and it's a lot faster and more reliable. ;)
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Any idea when it is going to be available on Android?
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A third of the year has almost gone. |
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Hi guys,
Is anyone having any issues with the TVA iPad app? Since the update I keep getting regular 'communication errors' and can't get into the app. My TiVo isn't networked as I use it for remote recording and live streaming so the errors must be an issue between the app and VM servers. No issue with the broadband either as can happily browse/stream from other sites. It's a shame as when I did get into it yesterday, it did seem much more fluid and responsive than before. |
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My guide always takes an absolute age to load since the update though I was having connection issues before it so, :erm:
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The new version of the app works fine for me :)
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Virgin Media adds 21 channels to TV Anywhere line-up.
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I hope they have secured the MRS rights to these channels too.
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To pardon a pun it is simply not good enough.
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You can't blame Virginemedia because Google constantly makes changes to its operating system Android. Android is a fragmented mess of an operating system. The problems google make Android, then the different phone manufacturers have to butcher it to make it run on crappy 50 phones an the app makers have to update their apps. The Google update it again, an half the apps stop working. Less then 10% of Android phones even run on Jellybean, most are still on gingerbread. So everyone crying for a android version probably won't be able to run it if virgin build it to run on jellybean. |
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And let's not forget, large parts of this app already existed! And has done for several months now. By comparsion, it took the BBC around 3 months to release the Android version of the BBC Sport App after the iOS version - and that app was written from scratch. |
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Besides which, Virgin were confident enough that they could do it that they said they'd have it out in the first part of this year. Target missed and not a hint of an update. Sorry, but whilst I see your point, genuinely, I have to agree that it simply isn't good enough, and is made worse by the fact that Virgin only sell android handsets. The very people they're letting down are their own quad pay customers. |
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