Isn't it free?
/Refuses to download any kind of player from telly channels due to 4od fucking up my machine.
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Mon 24 Nov 2008, 13:24,
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Yeah...
but it cost £6 million
And 4OD was crap
ANd Sky Anytime refuses to leave me machine
Apparently there's plans afoot for a universal TV player thingy for BBC,ITV and C4
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Mon 24 Nov 2008, 13:24,
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And 4OD was crap
ANd Sky Anytime refuses to leave me machine
Apparently there's plans afoot for a universal TV player thingy for BBC,ITV and C4
It's part of the BBC's master plan
to rule the internet and force all UK web surfers to buy a tv licence
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Mon 24 Nov 2008, 13:42,
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it depends how you look at it
we pay for it through our TV licence ... but you don't have to pay more to download it.
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Mon 24 Nov 2008, 13:25,
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4od was a cocking nightmare
I agree with you there!
I think iplayer is alright, but they could do with stuff being available for longer than 7 days though.
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Mon 24 Nov 2008, 13:26,
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I think iplayer is alright, but they could do with stuff being available for longer than 7 days though.
Listen again on Radio 4 still works okay though doesn't it?
/Older than he is . blog
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Mon 24 Nov 2008, 13:28,
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I have no problem with iPlayer at all.
I do dislike the having to download it to watch them for 30 days.
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Mon 24 Nov 2008, 13:28,
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Certain things are.
Top Gear for example, is available until January.
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Mon 24 Nov 2008, 13:29,
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The wonders of rights-holders
If it's made by the BBC it's more than likely available for 30 days.
Unfortunately rights holders are the bane of everyone's existence.
/works for a music selling website and is still furious about there being country rights on music when it's on the Internet
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Mon 24 Nov 2008, 13:34,
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Unfortunately rights holders are the bane of everyone's existence.
/works for a music selling website and is still furious about there being country rights on music when it's on the Internet