Thread: VOD The future for linear TV channels
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Old 23-03-2016, 14:43   #714
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Re: The future for linear TV channels
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Originally Posted by denphone View Post
If people look a bit more there are far more drama series on then one imagines.
I agree, Den, but you have to scour the TV schedules over many different channels to find them. Then when you do find them, you find that they clash with the other dramas you have picked out so you end up having to record them.

I am happy to just create my own viewing lists on the various streaming services and then let the various providers keep track of where I am in the series (at what point in the series I left off). Then I watch my chosen viewing whenever I want. No keeping track of episodes, no full hard drives, no missed programmes.

Far easier and much less frustrating. Why the resistance?
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