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Old 15-02-2008, 08:41   #1
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BBC iplayer via V+

Does anyone know anymore about access to the BBC iPlayer via the V+ box? This would be a great addition to the V+ service, considering that the BBC want to give access to the BBC archives via iPlayer. Also the catchup TV is very limited at the moment on V+, and this would make it much better.
See this link which claims that the BBC is planning to make it available on V+ very soon!!http://www.bbc.co.uk/foi/docs/speech...y_27_06_07.htm
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Old 15-02-2008, 09:06   #2
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Re: BBC iplayer via V+

I can't even get BBC Interactive to work on a V+ box so don't hold your breath. I don't think I'm doing anything wrong. How wrongly can you press a red button? Do any of the BBC Interactive services ever work for anyone with a V+ box?
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You can't access it at the moment but they will launch it on Virgin soon.
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Re: BBC iplayer via V+

Yea. Should be During Spring this year.

And if V Boxes can handle it, V+ can, surely...
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Re: BBC iplayer via V+

Until I read the article I would have said it wasn't going to happen as currently (if I'm not mistaken) uses DRM and is only good on windows.

That said, a DRM free mac version will be out later this year, so I suspect that is when V+ may get it also.
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Re: BBC iplayer via V+

You wouldnt need DRM on the V+ box. It has HDMI protection or something that prevents you from recording on demand programmes
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Old 16-02-2008, 16:31   #7
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Re: BBC iplayer via V+

To the person with the red button problem. I had the same, its a fault with how VM have set up your system at their end. So you need to report it. They sorted mine out in an hour.
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Re: BBC iplayer via V+

I thought this was quite interesting.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zFRW4ZFq-Jo

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Re: BBC iplayer via V+

http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/broadcas...nd-itouch.html

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Until I read the article I would have said it wasn't going to happen as currently (if I'm not mistaken) uses DRM and is only good on windows.

That said, a DRM free mac version will be out later this year, so I suspect that is when V+ may get it also.
iPlayer works fine on my iMac already, though I haven't a clue why ???
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