Just curious, with all the talk of SD-DVD vs BD vs Downloads, etc. If you chose "other" (something I forgot?) just specify what you mean.
Do you currently use a form of digital downloads?
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Do you currently use a form of digital downloads?
8I own a set top box and service (i.e. AppleTV, Vudu, etc)0.00%0I use a HTPC and watch movies via Netflix or iTunes or some other paid movie service25.00%2I use my cable provider's On Demand services37.50%3I use some other paid digital download type not mentioned (explain)0.00%0I do not use any form of paid digital download movie service37.50%3-ChuckTags: None- Bottom
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I will occasionally (once or twice a year) order an episode of a programme I missed with the video on demand service of my cable provider (if it is still available AND I think of it). Otherwise, NONE.
Edit to add: I don't pay for the TV programmes when I do this. For PAID services (above and beyond what it costs me for cable), my response would be NONE. I selected the middle option without taking "Paid" into account.- Bottom
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I really haven't tried downloading films yet but game (demos) and movies trailers yes.
If the ps3 gets the new version of flash upgrade i might try digital downloading on the console as a experiment on the time it takes to load and the quality of the film.Robert- Bottom
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Could I respectfully ask for a re-wording/addition? I chose option 3 as it's the closest, but I use satellite, not cable.
It's an instant-gratification thing for me. If I'm in the mood and/or I don't want to wait on Netflix or they don't have it in an HD format, I'll grab a specific movie off the PPV channels..
David - Trigger-happy HTGuide Admin- Bottom
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Oh sure, though I don't think I can change the options after it's created. I didn't know that satellite had On Demand type service, cool. I would say that would get lumped into the cable category, simply because it's very similiar (i.e. using your current television provider).-Chuck- Bottom
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