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$30 off 12 month subscriptions, available to both new and old customers (top-up).
IceTV $30 Off for 12 Month Subscriptions
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A HD-Tuner does not supply it's own guide. You have to get it from somewhere. Now you can get limited guide information directly from the stations now, but a full e-guide like that supplied by IceTV is yet to be made available from any or all current 'freeview' stations.
yeah, just $70 a month is alot for a glorified tv guide.
looking at the site it seems to me it's $70 a year (after discount), not a month.
Not that bad…I mean my mother buys the Sunday news paper purely to get the TV guide so this would be roughly the same cost over a year for her.
For vista media centre (& other programs) -> www.epgstream.net
Full guide for free, works very well and simple to set up. Limited to manual guide data download as well as 7 days data.For a small donation you get a license which allows autodownload of the guide data, and greater than 7 days guide data.
Have had a licensed copy on Vista Media Centre (x64) and works very well.
Now just waiting for the Windows 7 availability, as the EIT (provided by the stations) data is handy but not as complete as the epgstream (oztivo) data.
Not a bad deal - I signed up for a 12 month subscription a little a while ago when they had a special on for $50 though.
I couldnt live without IceTV now - I have a Topfield PVR and its so handy setting shows to record while im at work or even from my mobileI think the consensus is that IceTV data is of higher quality than EPGstream. I use shepherd personally. It is sometime since I used EPGstream, and I've never used IceTV. It's worth doing a little research before signing up. In the end, $5 a month isn't too bad though.
Don't forget remote scheduling on your iPhone :)
I use their web-based TV guide on my HTC Touch Dual (http://www.icetv.com.au/cgi-bin/webpimp.cgi?op=list_shows_mo…), it's come in handy a couple of times. But when it comes to TV and subscription services, I'd rather not pay… (Personally) There are better things that I could do with my time, and money. But still, doesn't take away from the fact that if you have a disposable income, that IceTV is a great service!
i just read what ice tv is, you know you can do the exact same thing for free using an HD-TV tuner on your computer, windows media centre, and an internet connection? but i spose what ever floats your boat.
If anyone is interested i use a AverMedia AverTV hybrid NanoExpress DVB-T (HC82)