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Andy C · 08-09-2005, 17:21

I can honestly say that if we don't hear of any plans to release a PVR by Jan/Feb 2006 then it's off to Sky+ I go.

It would be a shame after 7 years with ntl: and very, very few issues with the TV service. However, with the amount of programming to choose from these days a dual or more tuner is a must. VOD is all very well and good for movies, but unless ntl: store every show from every channel, then it isn't going to be a PVR replacement.

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Andy C Inactive Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Farnborough Age: 53 Services: V6 Virgin 360, Volt Gig1 BB, Posts: 272	Re: Good news for VOD, Bad news for PVR I can honestly say that if we don't hear of any plans to release a PVR by Jan/Feb 2006 then it's off to Sky+ I go. It would be a shame after 7 years with ntl: and very, very few issues with the TV service. However, with the amount of programming to choose from these days a dual or more tuner is a must. VOD is all very well and good for movies, but unless ntl: store every show from every channel, then it isn't going to be a PVR replacement.