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Superblade7 · 16-02-2014, 19:39

The whole 3D thing isn't my cup of tea so can't really advise you on that although one of the other CF members maybe able to. However, from reading some of the threads on here, I get the impression there is not an awful lot of 3D content available in general. You therefore might want to see what you can get via your existing TiVo and compare it against what is available on your V+ to see if there is much difference.

You also never mentioned whether you have a 3D TV as your main TV? If not, you could always swap your existing boxes around if you wished.

However, if you did then still want to swap the V+ to a second TiVo, the only option would be to ring VM and tell them what you want and see what deals they can do for you. You'll then be able to decide if it's worth it for you.

16-02-2014, 19:39	#11
Superblade7 cf.geek Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Sheffield Services: Sky Q 2TB & Sky Q Mini (Box Sets with Cinema & Sports HD) with VM VIVID 100Mbps Broadband & M Phone Posts: 582	Re: swapping tivo and v+ around The whole 3D thing isn't my cup of tea so can't really advise you on that although one of the other CF members maybe able to. However, from reading some of the threads on here, I get the impression there is not an awful lot of 3D content available in general. You therefore might want to see what you can get via your existing TiVo and compare it against what is available on your V+ to see if there is much difference. You also never mentioned whether you have a 3D TV as your main TV? If not, you could always swap your existing boxes around if you wished. However, if you did then still want to swap the V+ to a second TiVo, the only option would be to ring VM and tell them what you want and see what deals they can do for you. You'll then be able to decide if it's worth it for you.