Telemach!!!
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Samo eno vprašanje za vse '' vesele'' uporabnike sprejemnikov CISCO HD DVR.....kolikor sem opazil se je nadgradila programska oprema.....že pred to posodobitvijo sem imel težave (imel sem že tudi serviserja, ki je rekel da naj počakam do nadgradnje)....ob vsakem vklopu moral nastavljati izhod, resolucijo skratka skozi moram nekaj nastavljat, ker se nastavitve enostavno ne shranijo....to moram počet tudi po tej posodobitvi kljub besedam serviserja, da bi naj bila težava odpravljena....torej ali ima podobne težave še kdo ali sem edini [o: .....zdaj ne vem ali je kaj z sprejemnikom ali z mano? .....ali naj spet pokličem na TELEMACH?......obenem bi pa se še javno ZAHVALIL GSMobil-u, ki je res človek na mestu, škoda da ni več takšnih na Telemachu ali pa jih jaz ne poznam..... ufff pa je iz preprostega vprašanja nastal roman..... ((o:
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Razmišljanje nekega nizozemskega novinarja.
Fibre or not to fibre to my home
It was a long, long time ago when cable came first to my home. KTA, the Amsterdam city net, was a revelation: the number of channels I could receive tripled – from the two national Dutch public channels to no less than six channels – one from Belgium and three from Germany.
Hard to imagine nowadays that this was an exciting moment in the life of a TV viewer, but those were the days.
Just last week, the company laying down the fibre optic cables in my neighbourhood was digging up the pavement. But there was not the excitement I felt when the Amsterdam cable network reached my home. At the moment, I am an UPC customer with dozens of channels, HD, catch-up TV, VOD and not to mention fast broadband access thanks to DOCSIS 3.0. And I have even more TV channels, SD, HD and even 3D, with my satellite dishes pointed at Astra and Eutelsat birds.
The question now is – do I really need more than this? In terms of television choice, there is already more than I can cope with. Faster broadband speed? How much Mbps does a family need? Watching an HD on demand movie? Downloading a game or playing a multi player online game? It’s all easily done – simultaneously – using the old coax cable. Uploading videos to YouTube? Sending a heavy PDF file? It’s all done in seconds.
Of course, in the future, we will all be connected via glass fibre – but at the moment it seems like a super highway with just motorbikes driving on it. The search is on for the killer apps on fibre, but so far none has been found. Yes, there is tele-medicine, home security systems, 2-way video chat in HD – but all these can easily be done on the existing infrastructures.
Razmišljanje nekega nizozemskega novinarja.
Fibre or not to fibre to my home
It was a long, long time ago when cable came first to my home. KTA, the Amsterdam city net, was a revelation: the number of channels I could receive tripled – from the two national Dutch public channels to no less than six channels – one from Belgium and three from Germany.
Hard to imagine nowadays that this was an exciting moment in the life of a TV viewer, but those were the days.
Just last week, the company laying down the fibre optic cables in my neighbourhood was digging up the pavement. But there was not the excitement I felt when the Amsterdam cable network reached my home. At the moment, I am an UPC customer with dozens of channels, HD, catch-up TV, VOD and not to mention fast broadband access thanks to DOCSIS 3.0. And I have even more TV channels, SD, HD and even 3D, with my satellite dishes pointed at Astra and Eutelsat birds.
The question now is – do I really need more than this? In terms of television choice, there is already more than I can cope with. Faster broadband speed? How much Mbps does a family need? Watching an HD on demand movie? Downloading a game or playing a multi player online game? It’s all easily done – simultaneously – using the old coax cable. Uploading videos to YouTube? Sending a heavy PDF file? It’s all done in seconds.
Of course, in the future, we will all be connected via glass fibre – but at the moment it seems like a super highway with just motorbikes driving on it. The search is on for the killer apps on fibre, but so far none has been found. Yes, there is tele-medicine, home security systems, 2-way video chat in HD – but all these can easily be done on the existing infrastructures.
