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Jaxson: Sorry mate, I just don't think the companies care.
Sony was brave/stupid to release their product on the hope that it would be able to quickly provide the EPG data. TIVO is the only other similar situation and they are finally not too far away from having all channels, currently only missing Prime by all accounts. There just hasn't been the numbers/pressure from owners of PlayTV devices compared to the push TIVO has had.
mattwnz: I didn't know playtv had the same problem tivo will soon not have. Probably should complain to both sony and the networks that aren't on the epg. It hurts their advertisers, as people won't watch a channel if they don't know whats on.
mattwnz: I didn't know playtv had the same problem tivo will soon not have. Probably should complain to both sony and the networks that aren't on the epg. It hurts their advertisers, as people won't watch a channel if they don't know whats on.
mattwnz: How is the EPG on the playtv delivered? I presume it is retreived online like the tivo? It doesn't really help freeviews reputation either having the EPG blocked , and instead a message telling people to contact the problem channel. Even though officially it probably isn't an official freeview device. Although my new tivo had a freeview brochure included inside it even though it isn't an official device.
bjorn: This is what they posted on there facebook wall. They deleted it shortly after.
Hi Björn,MediaWorks commented on their Wall post.MediaWorks wrote "Hey Björn, apologies for the delay in response. We are more than happy to supply Sony with our EPG content - however, due to the amount of resource required to supply listings it does come at a cost, of which is paid for (in some way, shape or form) by anyone publishing EPGs. Sony have so far elected not to pay for the MediaWorks content, therefore it's unable to be published the listings to their PS3 devices."
bjorn: I asked sony the same question as Mediaworks.. Sony never replied
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