seefin wrote: » Got deal from virgin ..free 360 box and 69 for BB and basic tv. New box arrived today but want to wait to connect at weekend. Typical, have BB and tv outage today . Its as if they waited for us to commit to another year and pulled plug..message when i try to view recordings is you do not have a subscription to view the program. Theres no way they've disabled the horizon box i suppose? Should've gotten seperate companies for tv and BB as at least both wouldn't be down at same time
Shamrock 64 wrote: » You're going to have to hook up the new box,they disabled my old one and had to set up the new one that same day.Wouldnt work and kept getting error message.
seefin wrote: » Is the tv guide on the 360 box more user friendly and readable than on horizon box ? I used use old sky box to check tv guide to see if anything wanted to record as the horizon guide was so unser unfriendly. No matter where set the increments( eg 90minutes) couldnt easily see what was on that evening.
Kurn wrote: » I've noticed Sky Comedy which is not included in my plan now lets me watch replay. So If I try to watch it live it says "we are setting things up and this channel will be available soon" but I can go to any program aired previously and watch that! Anyone else have this. And my Discovery HD channel now works!
eoinf wrote: » Can anyone confirm if the multiroom box operates over Wi-Fi or if it needs to be hard wired to the coaxial cable. I don't have a coaxial cable in the second location nor do i want to run a cable to this room. Can it operate "wireless"? I obviously know it needs power and HDMI so not truly wireless but wireless to receive the TV signal
Delta2113 wrote: » On Demand and your recordings will work fine - you just won't have any Live Tv. You could start a recording on your main box and within seconds start watching it on your multiroom box as a work around so to speak.
Wabbit Ears wrote: » Sky Comedy works fine for me.
timfinnegan wrote: » Does anyone have an email address for Virgin Media?
Crunchienut wrote: » I had an issue recently and was using customer.support@virginmedia.ie
Samson1 wrote: » Quick question. Can you get Virgin Media 360 TV if you don't have Virgin Broadband? If you have a different broadband provider ???
Delta2113 wrote: » - No you must have Virgin Broadband.
patrickmooney wrote: » My box keeps dropping internet. It’s very annoying. The main virgin hub is up, but the TV 360 box is showing red with no WiFi. I’ve 20+ devices using wifi and I’ve been told this is too many for the virgin hub, so I’ve invested in a mesh network. I’m hoping this improves things. The TV 360 box just keeps loosing its connection for me.
Antomus Prime wrote: » I've had my 360tv boxes since December (I'm an insider lol). We had Sky Q in the living room with virgin BB, and the horizon in the bedroom. Since getting the 360, not only did I stop using the Sky Q but i cancelled it altogether when the contract expired. The responsiveness of the box, the speed of navigating menus, the replay tv content and voice control are all fantastic in my opinion. You can also cast to the main and bultiroom boxes from your phone too which we didn't even know in phase 1 of the trial
Gardening wrote: » Hi Antomus Prime We've been with VM 20 yrs, We changed to the horizon box only, (no BB bundle) about 6 yrs ago. From the start It's giving alot of trouble, most annoying one is having to reset series link every 4/5 episode😡 VM have replaced it 4 times and same issue with each replacement. Besides I know it's not just us that's having this problem, other friends and workmates are too. I enquired about the new 360 box and assumed because we already have the benefits of the on demand movies with TV players, reply function and Netflix with horizon it would be a straight swope but yunfortunately not, its only available as part of a BB bundle 😡 I don't need broadband, is this correct? Apologies for long query
Evil_g wrote: » Hi, I hope I'm not derailing the thread, but I've just been told by Virgin that their Virgin 360 service is not available on a main thoroughfare in Kimmage, and that it is not possible for them to offer me anything better than my existing 15 year old DVR DCI6221 scart only box (the predecessor to the Horizon box). 75 quid a month for passable broadband, and TV box that is not fit for purpose. I was told that my options are to remain on the existing package, or just downgrade to broadband only. Could that possibly be correct?
CoBo55 wrote: » Enniscorthy was like that for year except there was no BB either.