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Just had a call from Virgin with an offer for me to return.
Got a couple of questions 1) is 1Tb the maximum storage available? 2) the 2nd box - does it need cables to it or is it connected to the main box by wifi? Thanks |
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Yes it's 1TB for new Virgin TV 360 installs and yes all boxes need the coax connection
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Thanks for the prompt reply, unfortunately not the answers I was hoping for. |
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There is a wifi box but it has no recording
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I guess I should have said pilot rather than trial i.e. you can't yet order it on request.
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arrr that makes sense then
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SkyQ mini boxes are wifi - bedroom recently re-configured an re-decorated so wife won't be happy if the mini-box needs wires.
I was told the mini-box doesn't have recording capability so does this mean it is one of the wifi connected variety? |
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Nope. 360 Mini boxes still need coax for Live TV even though they connect over the home network for everything else including streaming recordings from the main box.
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The coax connection allows VM to offer its UHD broadcast channels on mini boxes as well as main one. Something SkyQ minis cannot yet handle.
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Also, if you have two boxes, they both record and so that doubles capacity. You can see the recordings on your second box from your main box and vice versa. We are still lacking in the streaming department, but I expect this to change with time. |
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Does anyone know the result of the wifi mini box trial? Also when they are likely to be available? |
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I was also under impression it wasn't a product that would be mixed with the conventional TV product as it it was aimed at a customer with different needs. So they wouldn't be mixing this streaming-only service in a way that it would link with TV360 boxes, even though they are seemingly both using Horizon. Maybe that had changed (or never was, it was an impression I got from what was said at the time). |
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Why would a wifi TV box be supplied to 'Broadband-only' customers?? |
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And it wouldn't take much of a change to allow all customers to use it eventually, so they can scale the service up at a comfortable rate rather than have too much demand and it impact service quality. It could well launch to all customers, and it could also be expanded to a full service. I'd discount nothing, companies change their minds between pilots and launches. |
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Are there plans to replace all the V6 boxes?
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All TiVo faults are like for like swaps at the moment, there isn't currently a swap out to V6 as there was before Covid hit.
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