DanHybrid:

KiwiNZ: I have seen some here say it's a bit laggy, that would seem to be an understatement it is unacceptably laggy.

Hi KiwiNZ, could you give me some times to define the lag you have?

A couple of other questions for the mix, are you on WiFi, and oddly enough what are all of your router DHCP settings?

There is a little lag in the UI as was in CASPA, but lag to the level of 'click - go make a coffee' 99.9% of the time came down to customers home network settings

KiwiNZ:

DanHybrid:

KiwiNZ: I have seen some here say it's a bit laggy, that would seem to be an understatement it is unacceptably laggy.

A couple of other questions for the mix, are you on WiFi, and oddly enough what are all of your router DHCP settings?

There is a little lag in the UI as was in CASPA, but lag to the level of 'click - go make a coffee' 99.9% of the time came down to customers home network settings

DanHybrid:

KiwiNZ:

DanHybrid:

KiwiNZ: I have seen some here say it's a bit laggy, that would seem to be an understatement it is unacceptably laggy.

A couple of other questions for the mix, are you on WiFi, and oddly enough what are all of your router DHCP settings?

There is a little lag in the UI as was in CASPA, but lag to the level of 'click - go make a coffee' 99.9% of the time came down to customers home network settings

Hi KiwiNZ, I am trying to help resolve the issues, but could you answer the above, and also PM me your TSN

Thanks,
Dan

KiwiNZ:

DanHybrid:

KiwiNZ:

DanHybrid:

KiwiNZ: I have seen some here say it's a bit laggy, that would seem to be an understatement it is unacceptably laggy.

A couple of other questions for the mix, are you on WiFi, and oddly enough what are all of your router DHCP settings?

There is a little lag in the UI as was in CASPA, but lag to the level of 'click - go make a coffee' 99.9% of the time came down to customers home network settings

Hi KiwiNZ, I am trying to help resolve the issues, but could you answer the above, and also PM me your TSN

Thanks,
Dan

PM sent, I should have sent it earlier my apologies

KiwiNZ:

DanHybrid:

KiwiNZ: I have seen some here say it's a bit laggy, that would seem to be an understatement it is unacceptably laggy.

Hi KiwiNZ, could you give me some times to define the lag you have?

A couple of other questions for the mix, are you on WiFi, and oddly enough what are all of your router DHCP settings?

There is a little lag in the UI as was in CASPA, but lag to the level of 'click - go make a coffee' 99.9% of the time came down to customers home network settings

On my Panasonic TV Quickflix navigates the menus etc almost instantly as it does on my iMac, however on the TiVo the navigation is noticeably laggy. Moving between Menu tiers is not too bad but scrolling through Movie or TV lists
is painful with lag up to 10 seconds plus especially when it changes pages.

I experience no other network lag issues and can stream HD to my TV and or xbox without issue.

mattwnz:

KiwiNZ:

DanHybrid:

KiwiNZ: I have seen some here say it's a bit laggy, that would seem to be an understatement it is unacceptably laggy.

Hi KiwiNZ, could you give me some times to define the lag you have?

A couple of other questions for the mix, are you on WiFi, and oddly enough what are all of your router DHCP settings?

There is a little lag in the UI as was in CASPA, but lag to the level of 'click - go make a coffee' 99.9% of the time came down to customers home network settings

On my Panasonic TV Quickflix navigates the menus etc almost instantly as it does on my iMac, however on the TiVo the navigation is noticeably laggy. Moving between Menu tiers is not too bad but scrolling through Movie or TV lists
is painful with lag up to 10 seconds plus especially when it changes pages.

I experience no other network lag issues and can stream HD to my TV and or xbox without issue.

I think it is pretty much the same as the caspa performance, and the interface looks very similar, apart from the colour scheme and logos.

Just got an email about traffic. Those on telecom will still have unmetered traffic for updates and EPG downloads, just not for quicklflix as per below

Changes to Unmetering If you choose to utilise Quickflix, please note that downloads are not unmetered. We recommend reading our Guide to Downloads for more information on Quickflix downloads and your monthly bandwidth. TiVo Electronic Program Guide, games and software upgrades will remain unmetered with our ISP partner, Telecom.

GregV: Telecom users with the Tivo flag set on their account are currently fully unmetered, due to an inability to distinguish CASPA traffic from normal browsing. With the change to Quickflix, and the removal of unmetered traffic, I'd imagine that these users will go back 'on the clock' very soon. Was good while it lasted though

ilovemusic: how do i unlink my tivo from quickflix ?

Johnboy1234: All working now, I started from scratch again from the TIVO website and this time it worked. Though no sign of my 2 months free subscription in my account, just the month I paid for :-(

BlueShift:

FOCUS0: It's Great that we have a more up to date and larger range of movies.

I found that trolling through the selection of movies a bit of a chore as scrolling is slow

Is there a facility to select your Movie On line  using MyTiVo instead ??

This! Being able to push from the website rather than pull from the Tivo would be a huge plus! With the added bonus, that I could drop a movie down to it from work and have it waiting when I get home (or let the kids watch it before I get there).

Johnboy1234: All working now, I started from scratch again from the TIVO website and this time it worked. Though no sign of my 2 months free subscription in my account, just the month I paid for :-(