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Originally Posted by daemon
Hi,
Until recently I was on a package having Phone=S, Broadband=L and TV=XL which gave a few quirks related to TV performance. BBC iPlayer would fail to open which could only be fixed by rebooting the STB and scene changes with a lot of new information resulted in pixelation of the picture.
I have just taken up a VirginMedia offer for Phone=XL, Broadband=XL and TV=XL for £58/month and BBC iPlayer opens flawlessly and the picture pixelation no longer occurs. I get the impression that overall picture quality is sharper (more detailed?) than before too.
As the TV part of the package was, supposedly, unchanged by the upgrade can anyone explain why I might be seeing these improvements to my service?
Regards,
Neil Darlow
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Hey Neil,
BBC iPlayer isn't determined by how fast your connection is, but obviously the higher the speed the less buffering you will have. Regarding the 'improvements', iPlayer does have the option for low and high quality so you may have been watching the low quality version before and now your on the high.