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Old 20-01-2012, 17:24   #876
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Post Re: Sky Anytime
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Originally Posted by ottoni View Post
Hi everyone, was just wondering if the sky movies on demand available on virgin player are the same on the tivo box, looking through there does seem to be some discrepancies, anyone have any info?
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Originally Posted by BenMcr View Post
We're talking about the difference between the content via the TiVo and at www.virginmedia.com/player as far as I'm aware
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Originally Posted by essjay View Post
TiVo and V+ should be the same other than iPlayer
I must admit, I (mis-)interpreted the OP's question as being about a difference between the VM On Demand service on a V, V HD or V+ box and a TiVo box but, if he did mean the VM Player on the web, then I can understand why there might be differences based on rights issues.

However, essjay has now raised the question of why the BBC iPlayer is different on a TiVo from a standard box. Is the content different or just the presentation?
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