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BBC Red Button - will it arrive before the Olympics?
What do we reckon? If Virgin/BBC fail to bring this to Tivo in time for the Olympics it will deny Tivo viewers the majority of BBC Olympic coverage.
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The BBC red button will arrive before the olympics and will be rolled out in April with the 24 streams for the games coming quickly afterwards.
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I trust Denphone to have the correct answer.
However I am off to the States when it is on. So I really don`t care. Yes I planned it as such. |
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Sky to launch 48 new channels for the Olympics on their EPG (which can be recorded too)
http://corporate.sky.com/media/press...mpics_channels |
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Yes, 24 streams of each channel in both HD and SD = 48 channels that will appear on the EPG. No spin, just facts. Or do VM not include all their +1 channels when giving a total channel count ;)
Which all can be recorded, unlike the VM TiVo App which is all VM have announced who have so far left out their non-TiVo userbase. |
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Can the other boxes have all those streams? Just asking as not technical chap.... thanks folks.....
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Seeing the BBC have released info today, and SKY have made a press release I'd imagine Virgin will follow suit either today or tomorrow with a statement to clarify their position.
Key questions to I'd like to see Virgin clarify to their customers in a statement, based on SKY’s press release: SKY Say: “More than 10 million Sky homes will be able to watch the 2012 London Olympics through two dozen brand new BBC channels” To Virgin: Will you be making all of these new channels available to your 4 million TV customers, without upgrading to TiVo? SKY Say: “Sky homes will be able to view the channels via the Sky EPG, Sky+ homes will be able to record the coverage to watch at a time that suits them” To Virgin: Will Virgin customers with V+ or TiVO be able to record the coverage? SKY Say: “As with the rest of the HD channels on the Sky platform, the new channels will be broadcast in 1080i and in wide-screen to enhance the viewing experience.” To Virgin: Will your HD coverage be broadcast in 1080i? SKY Say: “The Sky+ Remote Record option also allows customers to set their Sky+ or Sky+HD box to record from mobile devices or the web.” To Virgin: Will TiVo customers be able to remote record? SKY Say: “The channels are free-to-air and available to any Sky home, and do not require a subscription. To Virgin: If the channels do launch separately from TivO, will customers on the M package be able to access the channels? |
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