Thread: TiVo Does IPlayer work on TiVo?
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Old 15-12-2011, 22:53   #40
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Re: Does IPlayer work on TiVo?
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Originally Posted by kgollop View Post
Seems much softer to me (lower bitrate I suspect), but maybe it's just me!
That softness is caused by wrong field order. It's hard to describe, but it basically makes an image look undefined and fuzzy. Have a look at the BBC logo with HD streams... notice how instead of being perfectly square there seem to be fuzzy bits on the edges? That's the error.

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Originally Posted by HD Boy View Post
http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/35341906-post1.html

So why would did he cancel ? When he would still have his V+.
I don't know, why don't you ask the question over in the original thread instead of crossposting it over here? Would make more sense.

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Back to topic... remember to reboot your TiVo once or twice a week. I mean switch it off on the back, then back on, proper hard reset. Obviously when it's not recording, or about to record (allow five minutes). I was having iPlayer problems last week and after good old hard reset the app is back to the stability and non-choppiness of 15.1. Good work VM!
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