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Originally Posted by Stephen
Why would VM's TiVo be any different? its being supplied and worked on by TiVo themselves and its the same as the current Series 4 Premiere UI they are using over there.
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Maybe they have fixed the issue I am referring to on the Premiere since I read about it, but I'd hope whatever revision of the code VM have taken doesn't include it was what I was getting at
http://www.engadget.com/2010/03/24/t...emiere-review/
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Which is why it's so maddening that the old UI is still just a click away -- TiVo's only redone what it calls the "high traffic areas" of the interface like TiVo Central and My Shows, while the Settings and the Season Pass manager are still the old apps. The system hands off between the Flash-based UI and the older style are fast and mostly seamless, but this isn't nearly the whole-hog makeover you'd expect -- in fact, you can just turn off the new interface entirely and just use the old-style menus. TiVo says it's working to redo the entire interface over time, but for now the Premiere rather uncomfortably straddles two different worlds; the home screen might be futuristic and information-rich, but you still set Season Pass priorities using the same interface that debuted on the very first TiVo in 2001, and it still locks up the entire system while it resolves conflicts.
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