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Old 07-09-2012, 16:24   #27
clinteastman
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Re: Virgin TV Anywhere arriving in Autumn 2012

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Originally Posted by Risco View Post
This for me personally is an issue and therefore I will vent my opinion. Same as having a very text input driven gui, and not having a bloody qwerty controller to compliment it like they do in the US.
There is always the peanut apps..... The TV Anywhere app has a qwerty too.

---------- Post added at 17:24 ---------- Previous post was at 17:21 ----------

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Originally Posted by Helix View Post
I thought the whole point of them delaying the remote side of the app for over a year was for them to come up with a solution that didn't require you to plug it into a router.

I don't have a problem with plugging mine in as it is right next to the router. But VM seemed to be acting like it was the end of the world a few months ago and there was no way their customers would be able to cope with connecting it to a router. Have the customers become more intelligent over the last couple of months, what has changed?
There are two solution rather than the one there was. If you put the time into sorting your network out you get more functionality. The side affect is you don't need to be at home to use the app anymore, apart from using it as a remote that doesn't make sense if you out the house anyway.
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