General : Virgin TV (2026)

[DVD Cinema]

Well done to whom concerned in the picture quality of River Monsters, in that is in playing back smoothly.

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Why is all Amazon content in Dolby Vision on the Virgin Stream box.

[gunner45]

Originally Posted by DVD Cinema

Well done to whom concerned in the picture quality of River Monsters, in that is in playing back smoothly.

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Why is all Amazon content in Dolby Vision on the Virgin Stream box.

VM's boxes don't support Dolby Vision, just basic HDR10 and HLG.

[TimeLord2018]

Originally Posted by DVD Cinema

Well done to whom concerned in the picture quality of River Monsters, in that is in playing back smoothly.

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Why is all Amazon content in Dolby Vision on the Virgin Stream box.

I noticed that aswell with using Disney+ app aswell , everything is Dolby Vision on my TV regardless (multi room stream box), so this means some will be upscaled.

[OLD BOY]

Originally Posted by newapollo

I posted about it a week ago. https://www.cableforum.uk/board/show...&postcount=796

I noticed the Advanced Television site posted an article showing incorrect channel numbers for the latest F.A.S.T channels yesterday. I contacted them and advised them of the error but they haven't rectified the article. https://www.advanced-television.com/...ming-channels/

Sorry, I must have missed your post!

[RichardCoulter]

Originally Posted by SonicMaster

You've been called out for this before. Your opinion is not the same thing as 'most other TV customers', unless of course you have the evidence to prove that, which you don't.

Details have been provided previously, check the thread archive.

Originally Posted by RichardCoulter

Details have been provided previously, check the thread archive.

No one is going to check 55 pages, be realistic.

[RichardCoulter]

It was around the time that Sky Atlantic was added to Virgin.

[TimeLord2018]

In anycase the amount of customers on it vs those that aren't isn't the same thing 'most other TV customers' believe it to be inferior unless you can read their minds.

[RichardCoulter]

Originally Posted by TimeLord2018

In anycase the amount of customers on it vs those that aren't isn't the same thing 'most other TV customers' believe it to be inferior unless you can read their minds.

If they think it to be superior, surely they would have switched over by now after all the nagging via email, phone & daily STB messaging.

If you do an internet search, you'll see that the ratio of those that are unhappy with the 360 compared to those that are happy with it is huge.

[Carth]

Originally Posted by RichardCoulter

If they think it to be superior, surely they would have switched over by now after all the nagging via email, phone & daily STB messaging.

If you do an internet search, you'll see that the ratio of those that are unhappy with the 360 compared to those that are happy with it is huge.

Complaints posted online always far outweigh satisfaction posted online, no matter what the product or item is

[RichardCoulter]

Originally Posted by Carth

Complaints posted online always far outweigh satisfaction posted online, no matter what the product or item is

True, but the proof of the pudding is in the eating and figures show that most haven't switched over.

I suspect that, despite their efforts to try to get customers to switch, because most haven't they will be reluctant to force people to change over because of the risk of churn. Also, if people cancel the TV side, they may well cancel other services that they take.

[1701-e]

Originally Posted by RichardCoulter

True, but the proof of the pudding is in the eating and figures show that most haven't switched over.
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Can you provide a link to the proof that most haven't switched over?

[OLD BOY]

Originally Posted by RichardCoulter

True, but the proof of the pudding is in the eating and figures show that most haven't switched over.

I suspect that, despite their efforts to try to get customers to switch, because most haven't they will be reluctant to force people to change over because of the risk of churn. Also, if people cancel the TV side, they may well cancel other services that they take.

So don’t switch over, then.

Ultimately, you will have to take Virgin Flex, and your only alternatives will be Sky Stream and the EE-TV offering (unless you go for a streaming box like Roku, Apple TV, a TiVo streaming box or the Amazon Fire system).

Sky Q is being phased out.

[Itshim]

Originally Posted by OLD BOY

So don’t switch over, then.

Ultimately, you will have to take Virgin Flex, and your only alternatives will be Sky Stream and the EE-TV offering (unless you go for a streaming box like Roku, Apple TV, a TiVo streaming box or the Amazon Fire system).

Sky Q is being phased out.

I am guessing ,not trying to put words in your post. You don't rate freely

[RichardCoulter]

Originally Posted by 1701-e

Can you provide a link to the proof that most haven't switched over?

The information is contained in this thread if you care to look for it.

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Originally Posted by OLD BOY

So don’t switch over, then.

Ultimately, you will have to take Virgin Flex, and your only alternatives will be Sky Stream and the EE-TV offering (unless you go for a streaming box like Roku, Apple TV, a TiVo streaming box or the Amazon Fire system).

Sky Q is being phased out.

Sky Q will be around for at least another three/four years.

One advantage of EE is that it can record IPTV channels.