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DStv competitors set broadcast deadlines
- Thread starter Tomo3000
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ToxicBunny
Oi! Leave me out of this...
Interesting,
But they need to come to the party now with Channel offerings and pricing...
I'm not interested in any of them unless their offering is better then MC in terms of entertainment content because they very definitely won't be able to match SuperSport content at this point in time.
But they need to come to the party now with Channel offerings and pricing...
I'm not interested in any of them unless their offering is better then MC in terms of entertainment content because they very definitely won't be able to match SuperSport content at this point in time.
avr-rulez
Expert Member
Wonder which encryption they going to use and which bird.
Another dish pointing to another satellite would mean a high installation cost.
Another dish pointing to another satellite would mean a high installation cost.
AntiThesis
Executive Member
Dear Competitors,
Give me a "pick your channels" package and you have a subscriber for life.
Sincerely,
AntiThesis
Give me a "pick your channels" package and you have a subscriber for life.
Sincerely,
AntiThesis
porchrat
Honorary Master
I thought ODM was going to be an IPTV offering.
What happened to all that talk?
What happened to all that talk?
Anti -
I agree whole heartedly. The reasons for DSTV not doing it is they are offering 80+ channels and only 20 or so are worthwile. Smoke and mirrors.
It still cost them the same to broadcast the channels, thus we have to take all or nothing.
Pay per view will only be an option when internet tv is here, so I think we still have a wait on our hands.
I agree whole heartedly. The reasons for DSTV not doing it is they are offering 80+ channels and only 20 or so are worthwile. Smoke and mirrors.
It still cost them the same to broadcast the channels, thus we have to take all or nothing.
Pay per view will only be an option when internet tv is here, so I think we still have a wait on our hands.
It would be nice if they could post updates on their website too.
Could get to their contacts page, but it seems they don't answer email in any case.
Boomstomp
Well-Known Member
Wonder if MC will considers selling Supersport to the other companies... doubt it though, its the reason many subscribers have DSTV in the first place
Who cares about ODM or DStv for that matter when you can watch all your TV Programs in HD?
It's only the guys who like to watch Rugby, Cricket and Soccer that need to pay a half a grand every month for that channel.
and as for waiting a year to watch a certain movie in Standard Definition Quality, at a specific time? no thanx!
It's only the guys who like to watch Rugby, Cricket and Soccer that need to pay a half a grand every month for that channel.
and as for waiting a year to watch a certain movie in Standard Definition Quality, at a specific time? no thanx!
i on the other hand only want the sport, get all my other content in 720p using torrents and newsservers....
synack
Well-Known Member
I'd really like to see a channel listing come up soon and whether or not we will have the option of HD and PVR right off the bat.
+1
DSTV already have us "locked in" as their decoder is also bonded to them. Hopefully ODM will use a more "generic" approach, that will enable the public to buy their decoder of choice, and switch to whomever we choose, without losing that investment.
