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Direct Tv On Demand Review Compared To Cable.
Heres a nice review of how Direct Tv on demand Compares To Cable. Must read.
Direct TV will officially launch their on-demand service in the second quarter, so technically is should be out by the end of this month. How will the product compare with the true video-on-demand (VOD) products provided by cable TV companies like Comcast?
A window to look through is the beta testing that has been going on with Direct TV "On-Demand." Ongoing testing by users has been happening since August 2007, and reviews have been split fairly even on the service. Some customer's have found the video-on-demand service to be a great enhancement, while others have disappointed in the service so far.
The original on-demand service that is available from cable operators like Comcast and Time Warner offer the customer the flexibility to pick their remote control and watch shows at their convenience. In some ways on-demand is like a TiVo or a digital video recorder, the end user has control on when they want to view the program. The difference with on-demand however, is that the cable company holds the programming for you rather than the customer recording it on their own device. A centralized group of servers holds the programming for cable customers to access via a programming menu.
Cable companies have thus made the claim that they have more high-definition programming. That claim is debatable, as they are measuring their HD by the number of programs available, not the number of channels. For example, Comcast's Project Infinity HD rollout promises 1000 HD choices by the end of 2008. Cable companies have thus promoted this instead of the actual number of HD channels they have. While Direct TV currently has the lead with 95 national HD channels, cable companies have between 20-60 channels depending on the company and region.
So how will Direct TV compete in the on-demand arena? The company has put into play two different delivery methods in order to reach their customers with this service.
The first method uses the end-users DVR and their high-speed internet connection. The customer connects to their broadband provider, generally cable or DSL. The customers download speed must be faster than 750 kbps, and should be higher to really use the service effectively. Content is downloaded to the DVR, and then the programming can be accessed from there.
The primary obstacle here is that it is not really true Video-On-Demand. If a Direct TV customer wants to watch an "on-demand" program, he has wait for some of the content to download to the DVR before being able to start watching. Some beta testers have reported download times for an entire movie to be between one and four hours based on the customer's connection speed.
The second method Direct TV has formulated involves sending movies and other content directly to the customers DVR. The content would then be stored for subscribers where they can access it at a later time. This method certainly solves the download issues previously referenced, but brings up the issue of how much pushed content will customers accept on their DVR?
While DVR's generally have capacity to hold around 50 hours of HD or 350 hours of standard definition content, that is nowhere near the thousands of hours of programming available via cable. Transmitting the content to the DVR will use up the capacity, and customers are will be very protective of their DVR space. Most Direct TV customers would rather use the space for content they have decided to record, not what Direct TV wants them to watch.
So will Direct TV succeed in matching cable TV's on-demand offerings? Certainly time will give us a better answer. Having to wait to receive what is considered "on-demand" content will not make most Direct TV customers happy.
There seems to be a very clear consensus on the fact that people hate Direct Tv but we shall see what happens. Hope you enjoy.
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Funny Post on why Direct tv sucks and Direct Tv review – Rip Off report.
i came across this story in the rip off report on why direct tv sucks. - Enjoyable Read. 
WARNING! DirectTV SUCKS!!! Worst Customer Service, Run Around in Ordering Pay Per View, Idiotic Policies that don't allow a person to order Movies past a certain time of day, No Way to Take Action against Customer Rep Phoenix Arizona
Ill tell you this whole thing is action packed.
I tried to order a Pay Per View and of course had problems once again! I always have problems with ordering Pay Per Views because Direct TV doesn't have an easy and easy to understand system for ordering Pay Per Views. They allow you to order aMovie at 11:30pm but when you try to view the movie, you can't because the Movie was actually purchased for the Next Day! Who orders a Movie at 11:30pm for the next Day at 11:30pm???? NO ONE!
When you call to cancel the order, they tell you they are doing you a favor by not charging you the customary $5.00 fee associated with using their phone service! Can you believe that? I miss my movie, I have to waste my time to call them to not only find out why my movie purchase didn't go through even though my card was charged, and then I find out I can't even purchase my movie until tomorrow night and they try to make me feel like they are doing ME a favor??? Unbelievable!
I asked to talk to a Manager after the first rep hung up on me for complaining to her and asking her to speak to a manager and the Supervisor (yes, Supervisor because Managers are hands off!) was even worse.
I ask a question and they either refuse to answer your question directly, instead giving you all their stupid policies, and then when you interrupt them to stop them from further wasting you time with useless information, they get all rude and start to accuse you of "not wanting to be helped" Unbelieveable! DirectTV Sucks!!!
The policy, according to the supervisor I talked to is that you cannot order all day tickets at 11:30pm at night! So, even though they allow you to place an order and don't make it obviously clear that your purchase is in fact for Tomorrow! they don't actually allow you to watch the movie at the time their scheduling is showing the movie!
You have to plan ahead to watch a stupid Pay Per View! Geeze! I purchase Pay Per Views BECAUSE I didn't plan ahead! I thought Pay Per View was convenient and allowed you to order movies whenever show times are scheduled! That is NOT the case.
You cannot watch a movie whenever a show time is scheduled. You have to plan in advance to watch a Pay Per View which, in my opinion, makes Pay Per View totally useless for me.
Oh, and complaining about this policy and the rude customer service is totally impossible as well. DirectTV protects their workers from having complaints logged against them by not allowing customers to talk to managers. They have a call center and you never know which call center you will be directed to, thus, you can never have the satisfaction of at least reporting poor customer service.
DirectTV basically markets a product that they refuse to hear complaints about. They make it very difficult for customers to voice their opinion to management. Basically, from what I experienced, DirectTV doesn't care about what customers feel is problematic.
I was told that my complaints were unimportant and that my desire to talk to management was unneccessary. YES! That is what I was told by a Supervisor. When I told this supervisor that I was most likely going to cancel my account, she was VERY rude and said "great, shall I forward you to the cancelation center?"
DirectTV could care or less about their customers. They just want your money and don't want to hear from you at all. If you don't like their service or the rude treatment from their customer service reps, they are VERY willing to HELP you cancel. Basically, they already have your money and are SO arrogant that they think you will not cancel or will come back if you do.
People need to know that DirectTV service sucks and people shouldn't join DirectTV thinking they offer a good service because the service from DirectTV is nothing but a hassle and a run around once you are a paying customer.
Heres the reply From a tech manager.
Not to try to get you to get cable service but I personally hear these kind of complaints all of the time from ex-satillite customers, infact there are about 642 complaints on this web site alone. If you can get cable in your area I would try it out, first of all if it is like the system that I work for you can get digital cable with Video on Demand which is a service that satillite companies cannot even offer, it allows you to go to a menu and select what ever you want to watch be it a ppv movie or a show that you wanted to see any time that you want to. This means you no longer have to wait on start times to beable to watch a movie. Even if that service is not available in your area you should still be able to get at least digital cable were they start a movie every half hour, and there is not a certain time of day where you wouldn't be able to order a ppv. Know I see why they always get the best in customer service award because the don't document there complaints.
Well hope that what I had to say may help you out with your problem.
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How to Hook up Your Phillips DirecTV DVR
Heres a really cool video on how to hook up your Phillips Direct Tv Dvr.
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