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2old4this

10-11-2013 17:28

Virgin Tv AnyWhere

i looked averywhere cant find the info does anyone know if this service will work on ipad or iphone Thanks

gemma307

10-11-2013 17:33

Re: Virgin Tv AnyWhere

Theres an ipad app available, VM just cannot sort out an android app, but never mind its comming 'soon'

andy_m

10-11-2013 17:34

Re: Virgin Tv AnyWhere

Yes. And apparently due on android by end of the month.

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Beaten to it!

zantarous

10-11-2013 17:43

Re: Virgin Tv AnyWhere

I will believe that when I see it as I am sure someone was posting by the end of September not long ago.

Stephen

10-11-2013 18:17

Re: Virgin Tv AnyWhere

Honestly it will be here soon. I can't say anymore. Although I no longer work for them I did agree to an NDA.

paultrademark

10-11-2013 18:33

Re: Virgin Tv AnyWhere

CS training has started on it. It will be here in the next few weeks

2old4this

10-11-2013 18:34

Re: Virgin Tv AnyWhere

ok so this ipad app will work anywhere in uk.and not what seen on youtube that connects to your box. sorry bit confused Thanks

paultrademark

10-11-2013 18:47

Re: Virgin Tv AnyWhere

Quote:

Originally Posted by 2old4this (Post 35643107)

ok so this ipad app will work anywhere in uk.and not what seen on youtube that connects to your box. sorry bit confused Thanks

Have a read of this

http://store.virginmedia.com/discove...app/intro.html

2old4this

10-11-2013 19:01

Re: Virgin Tv AnyWhere

Quote:

Originally Posted by paultrademark (Post 35643118)

Have a read of this

http://store.virginmedia.com/discove...app/intro.html

ok thanks

kgollop

10-11-2013 22:25

Re: Virgin Tv AnyWhere

Quote:

Originally Posted by paultrademark (Post 35643118)

Have a read of this

http://store.virginmedia.com/discove...app/intro.html

I didn't realise the channels available via the app were different to the TV Anywhere site via PC/laptop. No Sky Sports?!

gemma307

10-11-2013 22:58

Re: Virgin Tv AnyWhere

Quote:

Originally Posted by kgollop (Post 35643296)

I didn't realise the channels available via the app were different to the TV Anywhere site via PC/laptop. No Sky Sports?!

So that means that you couldn't watch the baggies robbed yesterday then:shocked::shocked:

Parlyboy

19-11-2013 14:54

Re: Virgin Tv AnyWhere

Are there any plans to increase the number of devices (currently 2) that you can use TVA on?

smallclone

19-11-2013 15:02

Re: Virgin Tv AnyWhere

Quote:

Originally Posted by kgollop (Post 35643296)

I didn't realise the channels available via the app were different to the TV Anywhere site via PC/laptop. No Sky Sports?!

What is the reason for this? Exclusivity of SkyGo app?

dwarfofpoison

19-11-2013 17:41

Re: Virgin Tv AnyWhere

Quote:

Originally Posted by smallclone (Post 35646792)

What is the reason for this? Exclusivity of SkyGo app?

The usual, Sky's draconian product protection and Virgin's inability to future proof contracts. Hopefully LG are better, we'll see in 2015 when BT take control of the Champions League!

BenMcr

19-11-2013 18:05

Re: Virgin Tv AnyWhere

Quote:

Originally Posted by dwarfofpoison (Post 35646849)

The usual, Sky's draconian product protection and Virgin's inability to future proof contracts. Hopefully LG are better, we'll see in 2015 when BT take control of the Champions League!

Virgin already have BT Sport on the app.

dwarfofpoison

19-11-2013 18:44

Re: Virgin Tv AnyWhere

Quote:

Originally Posted by BenMcr (Post 35646861)

Virgin already have BT Sport on the app.

My thinking was that there are so many CL games all on at the same time which Sky currently spread over 3 channels (Sky 1, 2 & 4) + ITV's 2 channel spread (ITV 1 & 4). So I can't see BT's possible 3 channels being enough and therefore are LG's contracts strong enough to cope with BT's future development?

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