VOD : Adverts on Music on Demand

[jtaylor06]

I listen to music on demand less than before.
I've resorted to using a service Grooveshark, albeit there being no video involved.

I wouldn't mind if the ads were controlled in a way that it wouldn't deter users.
As someone had said, the idea of placing the ads on to channel 300 (aka the channel that appears in the mini-window on MOD), would be a great solution - however analystics may come in to this as there is no way of knowing whether the customer may have seen the ad or not, whereas when a video is watched, it is guaranteed to be seen.

[muppetman11]

Originally Posted by jtaylor06

I listen to music on demand less than before.
I've resorted to using a service Grooveshark, albeit there being no video involved.

I wouldn't mind if the ads were controlled in a way that it wouldn't deter users.
As someone had said, the idea of placing the ads on to channel 300 (aka the channel that appears in the mini-window on MOD), would be a great solution - however analystics may come in to this as there is no way of knowing whether the customer may have seen the ad or not, whereas when a video is watched, it is guaranteed to be seen.

I have an app on my Samsung Smart 3D blu ray called Muzu which is much better thanMusic OD , its free and not swamped with ads.

[jtaylor06]

Originally Posted by muppetman11

I have an app on my Samsung Smart 3D blu ray called Muzu which is much better thanMusic OD , its free and not swamped with ads.

I have a Samsung 3D Bluray (minus the 3DTV unfortunately), I'm not sure if you need a specific model however as I know you need certain series.
I'm guessing it won't be under Internet@TV or Samsung Apps, or am I wrong?

[muppetman11]

Originally Posted by jtaylor06

I have a Samsung 3D Bluray (minus the 3DTV unfortunately), I'm not sure if you need a specific model however as I know you need certain series.
I'm guessing it won't be under Internet@TV or Samsung Apps, or am I wrong?

Yes it was in Samsung apps , Internet@TV was the previous system on Samsung the new one is Smart however it could still be on Internet@TV.

[OLDGOLD]

Originally Posted by jtaylor06

I listen to music on demand less than before.
I've resorted to using a service Grooveshark, albeit there being no video involved.

I wouldn't mind if the ads were controlled in a way that it wouldn't deter users.
As someone had said, the idea of placing the ads on to channel 300 (aka the channel that appears in the mini-window on MOD), would be a great solution - however analystics may come in to this as there is no way of knowing whether the customer may have seen the ad or not, whereas when a video is watched, it is guaranteed to be seen.

Not when you can fast forward through the video and VM have said that they would never take that option away from customers.

Besides, I think you do take in what is going on in that window when searching. When I was using MOD I was fed up of hearing that bloke going on about the Royal Wedding and the extra long bank holiday. I wasn't deliberately listening, but still took in what was being played.

[jtaylor06]

Originally Posted by muppetman11

Yes it was in Samsung apps , Internet@TV was the previous system on Samsung the new one is Smart however it could still be on.

Thanks for the tip.
Going to fire it up now and see if it's on there

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Originally Posted by OLDGOLD

Not when you can fast forward through the video and VM have said that they would never take that option away from customers.

Besides, I think you do take in what is going on in that window when searching. When I was using MOD I was fed up of hearing that bloke going on about the Royal Wedding and the extra long bank holiday. I wasn't deliberately listening, but still took in what was being played.

Mute is the key to solving that problem

[OLDGOLD]

Originally Posted by jtaylor06

Mute is the key to solving that problem

Ha ha. Fair point!

[muppetman11]

Originally Posted by jtaylor06

Thanks for the tip.
Going to fire it up now and see if it's on there

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Mute is the key to solving that problem

Mentions it here but that's internet@tv on a Samsung TV
http://www.avforums.com/forums/3d-tv-technology/1338873-samsung-internet-tv-apps-there-list-whats-available-uk-ue46c7000.html

http://www.muzu.tv/gb/

[jtaylor06]

Originally Posted by muppetman11

Mentions it here but that's internet@tv on a Samsung TV
http://www.avforums.com/forums/3d-tv...ue46c7000.html

http://www.muzu.tv/gb/

By the looks of it, as with most Samsung TV's or Blu-Ray players, you need to have a certain model to use features, even if they are theoretically capable in some way.
Had a look at the Samsung Apps, and can only see Picturebox other than YouTube and Dailymotion. No Muzu

[muppetman11]

Originally Posted by jtaylor06

By the looks of it, as with most Samsung TV's or Blu-Ray players, you need to have a certain model to use features, even if they are theoretically capable in some way.
Had a look at the Samsung Apps, and can only see Picturebox other than YouTube and Dailymotion. No Muzu

Here's a list of Samsung devices Muzu is available on using Internet@tv. Make sure your players fully updated online as new services get added all the time

http://m.samsung.com/uk/news/newsRea...news_seq=17195

[jtaylor06]

Originally Posted by muppetman11

Here's a list of Samsung devices Muzu is available on using Internet@tv. Make sure your players fully updated online as new services get added all the time

http://m.samsung.com/uk/news/newsRea...news_seq=17195

Unfortunately, the model is not a match to any on the list.
Ah well, back to "Tron Legacy: available now"