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Is verizon investigating a way to get content off DVRs and to PCs and mobile devices a-la TiVO to go? http://www.zatznotfunny.com/tivotogo-faq/ and/or is there a timetable to get FiOS TV online enabled on mobile devices like the xoom and iphone? Thanks.
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@10nisman94 wrote:
Is verizon investigating a way to get content off DVRs and to PCs and mobile devices a-la TiVO to go? http://www.zatznotfunny.com/tivotogo-faq/ and/or is there a timetable to get FiOS TV online enabled on mobile devices like the xoom and iphone? Thanks.
Same end benefit, but different approach... a growing amount of the content that you record on your DVR is being made available from On Demand that is served to your TV, but also computer, mobile devices and tablets... et al
Check out HBO Go on FiOS TV Central... and imagine that those files are also downloadable to your devices to watch while you are not connected to a network.
Ah, I guess alternate solutions are planned as suggested in this interview http://www.lightreading.com/document.asp?doc_id=206901&site=lr_cable&
@10nisman94 wrote:
Is verizon investigating a way to get content off DVRs and to PCs and mobile devices a-la TiVO to go? http://www.zatznotfunny.com/tivotogo-faq/ and/or is there a timetable to get FiOS TV online enabled on mobile devices like the xoom and iphone? Thanks.
Same end benefit, but different approach... a growing amount of the content that you record on your DVR is being made available from On Demand that is served to your TV, but also computer, mobile devices and tablets... et al
Check out HBO Go on FiOS TV Central... and imagine that those files are also downloadable to your devices to watch while you are not connected to a network.
sounds great!
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