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Old 05-12-2011, 17:15   #44
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Lightbulb Re: 1 week in, my initial thoughts...

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I fully agree re it's many features , I suppose it's down to the individual punter how important these are , the more tech minded will love them were some will think its overkill. On my recent use of TIVO I liked the advanced features and can see how they would be useful , guess its down to the individual.
I quite agree. I almost wish there was a "basic" mode which strips the interface right down to the core features and apps, all on one page. Looking through the F11 SD menu relic from the US TiVo boxes, there is something called KidZone; maybe if that were adapted to be fitting to all age ranges, the learning curve could be reduced for the more luddite among VM's customer base.

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I was only trying to get the remote and thought she was asleep...
That's your story and you're sticking to it!

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And of course the flipside of something so simple as Sky+ is that for us tinkerers it is too simple, we want extra functionality to play with, we need more toys.
Too true. When I lent the TiVo to someone else in the house for a month to see if they liked it, what I missed the most was fiddling around with settings and features to see what I found useful. Even now, learning how to create better WishLists etc is often more fun than what those lists actually record!
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