Alternative to Digiguide?

The_Bullman · 2006-12-23 11:41:04

I've got 6 days left on my digiguide subscription and I'm wonderin if there are any alternatives out there. I've no problem with digiguide but I'd like to know if there is a better product that I could be using.

23-12-2006 12:41PM

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The_Bullman

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I've got 6 days left on my digiguide subscription and I'm wonderin if there are any alternatives out there.

I've no problem with digiguide but I'd like to know if there is a better product that I could be using.

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#2 23-12-2006 12:42PM

Sir Oxman

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Absolutely none I know of.

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#3 23-12-2006 03:14PM

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heh same as myself. The most comprehensive tv listings are on the Guardian website I think

http://www.guardian.co.uk/TV/ulster_ulster.html

Mike.

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#4 24-12-2006 01:03AM

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The radio times website (www.radiotimes.com) is fairly handy too, lets you customise the channels you've got and whatnot

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#5 27-12-2006 10:38PM

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Also try www.tvguide.co.uk or www.tvtv.co.uk as browser-based alternatives.

Both need a bit of configuration to edit the channel listings shown.

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