BT launches new TV Box.
I have been told by Sources that "BT have launched their new tv box today to selected vip customers, it has 4k hdr 1tb 4 tuners and uses the youview interface."
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https://www.digitaltveurope.com/2021...r-set-top-box/ |
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BT told me that if I wanted to leave VM, they would buy me out of my contract and install a phone line for free.
Not sure if this is a general offer or specific to me, but worth bearing in mind if anyone wants to switch. BT is becoming more and more appealing. |
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Go for it.
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only 4 tuners? my V6 has 7
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It can do 4 DTT recordings and 2 BTtv recordings simultaneously - while you watch a 7th channel.
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Even though they appear to have thrown the towel in on TV by effectively becoming a reseller of Now TV & trying to offload their own TV channels, I think that they are seriously worth considering. |
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aka "the law of the instrument" |
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Please provide an example…;)
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Am I correct in thinking that VOD is streaming & that linear channels provided over the internet is IPTV? |
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Haha.
Richard with the question I’ve been asking for two years now. |
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I suppose that even analogue television broadcasts were streaming ie it was being continually fed to the end user from a source further back that had to continuously supply the signal.
I wonder if the term is derived from a stream where a supply of water has to be continually replenished to keep the flow going at any given point? |
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