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Virgin is the supplier & therefore should have "created" a work around. It seems that "buck & pass" sum up the managements business plan :rolleyes:( if in fact one exists) |
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If you have it:dozey: |
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But the BBC has enabled fairly comprhensive text articals on the news Red Button channel so why not carry over to the sports output |
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Hang on ( if you pardon the pun) Virgin have apps with Hang man. That really makes up for the failures in other services,does it not :p: . Horse before cart perhaps! If I did not have Virgin I would not take it today. Fed up with them playing "catch up" on basics. |
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What is provided on Freeview, Sky and both Virgin platforms is the BBC's choice - as can be seen from the fact that post Olympics the BBC are reducing the scope of the Red Button services on the older platforms. |
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Probably, and that's by the BBC's design - they want their services to be consistent across as many devices as possible
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I have noted that more & more I can find the programmes I like on Freeview channels Ok later but still. Virgin TiVo as a TV platform ( not a Google site / Games m/c) is to me looking weaker by the month. IT could be so much better:shocked: Pity they could have not upgraded the V+. Still its to late to worry about that any more. ---------- Post added at 15:14 ---------- Previous post was at 15:12 ---------- Quote:
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Long term though, I see no reason why it couldn't have more live streams - any existing streams the BBC run are feasable - for instance all the studio cams for the Radio channels etc and can be added to the apps much more easily and cheaply than they ever could using the broadcast streams. |
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When I upgraded to TiVo I did so in the full knowledge that at the time it didn't have red button. If I'd been bothered I wouldn't have upgraded, what we have now is a bonus as far as I'm concerned. The BBC are really only currently bringing us f1 and euro 2012 as far as sport is concerned, and the red button as it stands is a really good companion app for both of those sports. Yes, Den, there's a lot of video clips, but there are also some really good features which accompany live broadcasts.
I first remember multiple live streams appearing on the BBC red button a few years ago with their Wimbledon coverage-only a week to wait-who's to say we won't have a nice little surprise waiting? |
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