VOD Alternative online streaming services - Page 2

13-02-2013, 19:02

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Originally Posted by Qtx

Yeah I could have done so much better with the unintentional bone you threw

Still, I have now made the mental note that even virgin offices directly connected to their backbone on a dedicated 1GB connection have streaming issues. Thanks for that

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Yet another thread you have jumped in solely to attack me with no actual input on the topic at all. Nada. Not one bit.

Any reason why you follow me around asking unrelated questions? Do you like rhetorical questions?

Non of that just think you add no value whatsoever to this whole forum. You simply come on here to wind people up. Every post you make has some sort of spin on it to make sky appear great and vm poor. I would also add that some of your posts are bordering on being libellous, with unsubstantiated claims about the services they offer and their business practices.

It is fine to post your personnel views about them and no one will deny that you appear to have had a bad service, and you have voted with your feet which is your prerogative. However when you appear to spend your life trying to damage a brand with untrue allegations then that is another thing all together.

When I get the time I will link the posts in question but one in particular regarding you claiming they post dodgy numbers to get stupid people to buy shares is one!

Stuart · 13-02-2013, 23:49

OK. I'll say this once. The topic is not who has the best broadband supplier, or who is stalking who. The topic is alternate online streaming services to Virgin's On Demand.

Stay on topic or infractions will be issued.

gadge · 14-02-2013, 10:53

I have just purchased a wd media player they are not a bad box has on filmflex,spotify,bbci player but the apps are a bit thin on the ground.

paultrademark · 03-10-2013, 15:00

TVCatchup today have had to remove around 12 channels including ITV/C4/C5 channels.

Link

theone2k10 · 06-10-2013, 20:06

If you like USA tv there is a site called USTV.com which allows you to view usa tv stations legally. It's free to view cw , fox , abc , pbs and a couple of others but to get the likes of AMC , Discovery etc you will have to pay a premium.

Sirius · 06-10-2013, 22:58

I have just moved my streaming over to here

http://www.filmon.com/tv/filmon-studio

Qtx · 06-10-2013, 23:44

[QUOTE=paultrademark;35627981]TVCatchup today have had to remove around 12 channels including ITV/C4/C5 channels.

For some reason they still work for me via XBMC running on a Pi.

Chad · 07-10-2013, 01:08

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Originally Posted by theone2k10

If you like USA tv there is a site called USTV.com which allows you to view usa tv stations legally. It's free to view cw , fox , abc , pbs and a couple of others but to get the likes of AMC , Discovery etc you will have to pay a premium.

Great site! I think it's called USTVnow.com

The quality of the picture is pretty good. For those who like NASCAR it's worth joining the site. NASCAR is on live this Saturday on ABC through the website.

theone2k10 · 07-10-2013, 16:40

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Originally Posted by Chad

Great site! I think it's called USTVnow.com

The quality of the picture is pretty good. For those who like NASCAR it's worth joining the site. NASCAR is on live this Saturday on ABC through the website.

Glad you knew what i meant lol

yeah it's a great site i sometimes use it to watch CW if i'm still awake when their primetime shows are aired.