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Stephen · 06-05-2015, 19:41

As mentioned above, TiVo's core functionality has not been ruined by VM. The core stuff works fine. Well mine does anyway.

Most of the programming is done by TiVo themselves in the US at the request of VM. Also the extra apps are mostly developed by the companies directly. ie Netflix, iPlayer.

Since switching to the HTML5 software my TiVo is faster and also had no more issues with iPlayer since the new version.

Personal prefernce I'd say but, in no way can you say that VM ruined TiVo.

06-05-2015, 19:41	#27
Stephen Smeghead Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Glasgow Age: 44 Services: Sky Q 2Tb, Sky Q mini, boxsets and Sports & Movies HD, Sky Fibre unlimited Posts: 14,569	Re: New to VM...and a few questions! As mentioned above, TiVo's core functionality has not been ruined by VM. The core stuff works fine. Well mine does anyway. Most of the programming is done by TiVo themselves in the US at the request of VM. Also the extra apps are mostly developed by the companies directly. ie Netflix, iPlayer. Since switching to the HTML5 software my TiVo is faster and also had no more issues with iPlayer since the new version. Personal prefernce I'd say but, in no way can you say that VM ruined TiVo. __________________ AMD Ryzen 7 7700 \| 32GB DDR5 6000 \| RADEON 7900XT \| WD 2TB NVME