Coming Soon to Virgin TV (2010) Vol. I

[Gazzo]

For Media Boy. It looks like the Wearside headend, including Washington, has been updated. We`ve now got the radio channels and news multiscreen.

[Media Boy UK]

Originally Posted by Gazzo

For Media Boy. It looks like the Wearside headend, including Washington, has been updated. We`ve now got the radio channels and news multiscreen.

Thanks for info.

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Virgin Central to be remove from channel 118 on Thursday.

http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/34977318-post382.html

Info from BenMcr

[Tijer]

http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/...gin-media.aspx

E4HD and Film 4 HD coming to virgin?

[BenMcr]

Originally Posted by Tijer

http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/...gin-media.aspx

E4HD and Film 4 HD coming to virgin?

Yes - see this post from yesterday onwards http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/34...-post1316.html

[Tijer]

oops missed that in the spam of the stuff not about stuff coming soon to virgin!

[Hiroki]

Originally Posted by BenMcr

Actually the £15 is for self install (compared with £35 to have an engineer do it)

Anything else charged is for the activation of the equipment and the service on the account.

Also as the box hasn't launched yet any prices are still not 100% confirmed

So it's only £15 for self install.....so where did that person I spoke to get £49.99 from then Ben Did they just pluck it out of thin air like normal?

Ah anyway im laughing I got free hd box and free hd for a year off sky and now a free one off virgin and I am probably the worse person to get it since I can stand the crap they have in HD except some of mtv hd.

[BenMcr]

Originally Posted by Hiroki

So it's only £15 for self install.....so where did that person I spoke to get £49.99 from then Ben Did they just pluck it out of thin air like normal?

Until the V HD box is launched I'm not going to confirm or deny any pricing

[peterjcat]

Originally Posted by The Yank

Ok Don,

I'm no technocrat But I have had 100hz for the past 10 years and the qualityn is amazing. The flicker rate I believe.

Years ago I was in the TV department of Alders (remember them?) and they had two tv's next to one another - one 50hz, one 100hz. The difference was astonishing.

More than what I see I cannot comment on.

100Hz was useful for reducing flicker on CRTs, it's true. On digital displays (LCD/plasma) which don't refresh in the same way, it's much less useful. Many 100Hz TVs are now better than many 50Hz TVs but it's not because of the 100Hz, it's because of all the other componentry etc.

(The best thing about modern 100Hz TVs is that most of them also do 96Hz and so can play 24fps material without pulldown judder.)

[zantarous]

So can a VIP customer upgrade to the new V box to replace their second box?

[royaltiger]

Originally Posted by BenMcr

Until the V HD box is launched I'm not going to confirm or deny any pricing

so is that a yes or a no then

[Andrewcrawford23]

Originally Posted by royaltiger

so is that a yes or a no then

it is commericla senstive until offical annouced

[Media Boy UK]

Originally Posted by Media Boy

Virgin Central to be remove from channel 118 on Thursday.

http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/34977318-post382.html

Info from BenMcr

Media Boy thinks: I think I know why Virgin Central is being removed from Channel 118 for.

From Thursday the Virgin TV lineup will look like this (Channels 113 - 119)

113. (For ITV1 +1? - Not in Scotland or Ireland)
114. ITV2
115. (For ITV2 +1?)
116. ITV3
117. ITV4
118. (For ITV1 HD?)

[nn012]

...or possibly Sky1 HD or Virgin1 HD?

[Nook29]

Originally Posted by nn012

...or possibly Sky1 HD or Virgin1 HD?

I think ITV1 HD is the more likely option.

[braysoj1]

i think itv hd will come on thursday :P