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xthedarkhourx · 28-02-2011, 21:01

I've never used Sky Anytime via the STB, however I do use it via my xbox. I think Virgin have an excellent VOD system & I use it on a very regular basis. Most of what I want to watch is on there.

On the flip side I think the sky xbox application is very good and the selection of films is excellent. I must admit that the selection of standard programming isn't great but I use VM VOD for that. The picture quality on the xbox sky player is always good, the application looks great and is very easy to use.

It's a shame that Virgin & Sky haven't come to some agreement with regards to films through VOD for Sky Movies subscribers. I'm talking in an ideal world as I know Sky aren't likely to willingly help VM improve their VOD content which they know is generally better than their own.

28-02-2011, 21:01	#50
xthedarkhourx Inactive Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Bristol Age: 42 Services: Virgin TV XL V+ Sky Sports M Phone L BB Posts: 34	Re: Sky Anytime+ Vs Virgin Media VOD I've never used Sky Anytime via the STB, however I do use it via my xbox. I think Virgin have an excellent VOD system & I use it on a very regular basis. Most of what I want to watch is on there. On the flip side I think the sky xbox application is very good and the selection of films is excellent. I must admit that the selection of standard programming isn't great but I use VM VOD for that. The picture quality on the xbox sky player is always good, the application looks great and is very easy to use. It's a shame that Virgin & Sky haven't come to some agreement with regards to films through VOD for Sky Movies subscribers. I'm talking in an ideal world as I know Sky aren't likely to willingly help VM improve their VOD content which they know is generally better than their own.