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If you leave BT will vision still work as a PVR, not fussed about VOD?
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Not as far as I know, it doesn't have the line profile on the server and doesn't serve anything up not even recordings.
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When I plugged Vision into my Be line, it completely disabled the box including the Freeview.
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I beleive it gets some of the EPG from the internet and talks to home, so as others have shown it looks to be locked to ISP currently. I think the Freeview side works but not no PVR
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Thats a [censored] as I find it far superior as a PVR than SKY+. Lot easier to watch and record.
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Thats right - it'll never work outside of BTs network - it gets its entire EPG from BT servers. Recordings are also scheduled remotely - so yes - it just becomes a freeview box with no programme info, EPG or PVR facilities.
Staying with BT now ?
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Nope freeview wont work either as once it's unplugged it needs to connect to BT's servers for its bootstrap.
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Rumours are they are working on a stand-alone Vision service but nothing has been announced yet.
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It should have been here from the start but it appears to have been abandoned. They had a lot of problem getting it working without a connection to the Vision servers.
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Not even that as the first time that it needs to reboot it will stop working.
Terry
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Would VOD work in an area NOT covered by Freeview yet
Edited by deleted (Sat 12-Apr-08 19:19:05)
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Nope, moving to BE or Sky. Not a heavy DL but I dont like restrictions when I want to do it. Much rather have usage limit than throthling
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yes
however getting a vision box in an area not covered by freeview would be quite hard unless you were allready a vision customer and homemoved your kit to new address
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Thanks Geordie
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Weird reply
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