Thread: V+ Will deleting obsolete series links improve performance?
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Old 23-05-2014, 14:28   #8
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Re: Will deleting obsolete series links improve performance?
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Originally Posted by RichardCoulter View Post
Lol, I'm still undecided whether to go for a TiVo or pull out of Pay TV altogether. I have been monitoring my recordings and found that most of my viewing is on channels available FTA.

Does the TiVo not store obsolete series links and/or stop being responsive for long periods in order to update itself?
This used to be a problem for me with the V+ box, and after midnight it became a nightmare to watch recordings. These problems are not present on the TIVO.

Tbh, I wouldn't be without my TIVO box now - however, if all your viewing tends to be Freeview, maybe you should give up on pay TV.

But don't do that without considering the benefits of a Netflix subscription. We access Netflix regularly and wouldn't like to do without that either now!
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