Yesterday, 15:55
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Roger_Gooner
Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: London
Services: Virgin Media M350, Hub 5, Mega TV with TNT Sports and Sky Sports & Cinema HD, TV 360 box + landline
Posts: 194
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Re: Virgin TV (2026)
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Originally Posted by Itshim
Wondering what's in for the them , hardly going to get them more business.
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I think Channel 4 will get more business as Disney+ is a major streamer, many of whose customers don't watch Channel 4. And the big deal is not the box sets but the inclusion of the live HD Channel 4 feed which makes Disney+ a distributor of a UK public-service broadcaster's linear channel. And Disney+ benefits as it wants to be more than just a distributor of Disney's back catalogue of Star Wars, Marvel, etc.
So what are the payment arrangement? This is always confidential, can be reciprocal if both get roughly the same benefits, can be advertising revenue-sharing or, perhaps most likely, Disney pays Channel 4 a licencing fee.
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Yesterday, 17:08
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#1083
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Do I care what you think
Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: Cardiff South Wales
Age: 76
Services: V6 ,Virgin L. Phone Broadband.sky go Netflix
Posts: 5,671
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Re: Virgin TV (2026)
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Originally Posted by gunner45
I think Channel 4 will get more business as Disney+ is a major streamer, many of whose customers don't watch Channel 4. And the big deal is not the box sets but the inclusion of the live HD Channel 4 feed which makes Disney+ a distributor of a UK public-service broadcaster's linear channel. And Disney+ benefits as it wants to be more than just a distributor of Disney's back catalogue of Star Wars, Marvel, etc.
So what are the payment arrangement? This is always confidential, can be reciprocal if both get roughly the same benefits, can be advertising revenue-sharing or, perhaps most likely, Disney pays Channel 4 a licencing fee.
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Clearly Disney can see the benefits, but it's beyond me, if they are paying for it.
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Today, 18:15
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#1084
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Rise above the players
Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Wokingham
Services: 2 V6 with 360, ITVX, 4+, Prime, Netflix, Apple+, Disney+, Paramount+, Discovery+, HBO Max
Posts: 15,520
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Re: Virgin TV (2026)
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Originally Posted by nomadking
The main problem is the separate apps.
With V6/Tivo, press "My Shows", select programme, select "play"/"resume playing"/"from beginning" with other options available. With on-demand in the time it takes to start, I could've watched a large chunk of the recording.
As I said, I did try it.
Tried on-demand for a couple of programmes I recorded overnight. One not available with unknown with other episodes/ The other one also not available.
That's without the hoops of registering(for some inexplicable reason), having to sign in again and again, have to switch to PC to do those, wait for the app to start with copious black or white screens, displaying in UHD when the content isn't in UHD and might not even be in HD. In all that time and could've easily watched 15 minutes of a recorded programme.
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My God, the TiVo system seems to be very complicated compared with what I'm experiencing with the e60 software.
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Today, 18:22
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#1085
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cf.mega poster
Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: Northampton
Services: Virgin Media TV&BB 350Mb,
V6 STB
Posts: 8,425
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Re: Virgin TV (2026)
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Originally Posted by OLD BOY
My God, the TiVo system seems to be very complicated compared with what I'm experiencing with the e60 software.
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Nothing to do with TiVo. That's the point. Using TiVo is simple and straightforward. It's going outside of TiVo where it gets complicated.
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