Cable Forum - VOD Netflix/Streaming Services

I know you didn't say it was confusing, Legendkiller - that comment was not aimed at you. I have heard that argument several times recently and thought I would give my thoughts on that while also answering your post.

Ah i see thanks for clarifying Old Boy :)

muppetman11

29-07-2019 08:56

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Netflix and YouTube could be forced to produce more Australian content

https://www.theguardian.com/media/20...ralian-content

denphone

29-07-2019 09:03

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Originally Posted by muppetman11 (Post 36004467)

Netflix and YouTube could be forced to produce more Australian content

https://www.theguardian.com/media/20...ralian-content

Neighbours and Home and Away always spring to mind when l think of Australian TV ;) although seriously if the content is good does it matter where it comes from.

muppetman11

29-07-2019 09:06

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 36004468)

Neighbours and Home and Away always spring to mind when l think of Australian TV ;) although seriously if the content is good does it matter where it comes from.

To be fair Den it's a gripe of mine with Netflix , I'd like to see Netflix develop more UK content I do however understand they are a global player headquartered in the USA.

denphone

29-07-2019 09:17

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Originally Posted by muppetman11 (Post 36004469)

To be fair Den it's a gripe of mine with Netflix , I'd like to see Netflix develop more UK content I do however understand they are a global player headquartered in the USA.

l think that is their intention MM in time with the Netflix’s Shepperton Studios Deal.

https://variety.com/2019/tv/news/net...on-1203272394/

Legendkiller2k

29-07-2019 12:03

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 36004468)

Neighbours and Home and Away always spring to mind when l think of Australian TV ;) although seriously if the content is good does it matter where it comes from.

I remember an Australkian show called round the twist used to be on bbc.

Alsp ps i had the price rise Email from Netflix today so despite one or two shouting prices rises weren't happening now erm they are (not aimed at anyone on here btw).

pip08456

29-07-2019 13:36

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Originally Posted by Legendkiller2k (Post 36004477)

BenMcr

29-07-2019 14:30

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Originally Posted by pip08456 (Post 36004485)

And now I've got that stuck in my head for the rest of the week, without my pants*

;)

*disclaimer - old enough to remember the original episodes.

Legendkiller2k

29-07-2019 14:36

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Originally Posted by pip08456 (Post 36004485)

Thanks for that lol that theme is stuck in my head now :monkey:

pip08456

29-07-2019 15:00

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:D:D:D

Legendkiller2k

30-07-2019 12:19

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From today you can get Sky Cinema on Nowtv for £4.99 this is only for one month though then it's back to £11.99 i find though if you cancel on the last day of the pass using "costs too much" you often get a offer of £4.99 a month for 4 months https://www.nowtv.com/pies

denphone

01-08-2019 12:14

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BBC iPlayer gets Ofcom green light to make shows available for a year.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-49191885

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The BBC's iPlayer now has permission to routinely keep shows available for a year rather than just 30 days, after Ofcom said it could expand its service.

Some shows will be available for even longer, the broadcasting watchdog said.

Ofcom said "the BBC's proposed changes to BBC iPlayer could deliver significant public value over time"

OLD BOY

01-08-2019 12:39

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 36004678)

BBC iPlayer gets Ofcom green light to make shows available for a year.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-49191885

Good news indeed. So, under the new arrangements, BBC programmes will remain on the i-Player for a year and then (presumably) transfer to Britbox. That should save on recording space, if we can rely on that.

oliver1948uk

01-08-2019 19:28

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Not sure if this is old news or breaking news.

My lad has had an email from Channel 4 wanting him to pay £3.99 amonth for an advert free All 4+ catch up service (with free 14 day trial)

MattGarner

01-08-2019 19:34

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How do you find the 4K UHD content on the amazon prime video app on the v6 box?

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