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Trevor C
1 reviews | Active since Jun 2009
26 Feb 2015, 15:09
PAYING TOO MUCH
How can Multichoice justify charging more for their services when there are far to many repeats and really really bad service.<br> <br> Instead of charging more better what you have to offer and then maybe people can justify paying you what you asking for
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DStv (MultiChoice)'s replyOfficial
26 Feb 2015, 16:56Hello Swizzletc,
Repeats are part of pay TV services around the world. They are there so customers can catch up on the programmes they might have missed, particularly customers without a PVR.
The other reason, which is even more important, is that film and TV studios produce a limited amount of shows. For example, Hollywood pushes out only 600 new films (or about 1 200 hours' worth of viewing) a year; while a single movie channel is made up of 8 760 hours over the same time frame. The difference is then made up of repeats to fill up the channel.
Having said that we do release a lot of brand-new content on DStv every month. It's really just a case of discovering what's available.
There are a number of resources you can use to find shows on channels you perhaps don't currently watch and which you just might find interesting. On our website (dstv.com) there are highlights, a series calendar and a movie calendar.
On your decoder there's channel 100 and Dish on TV. On our social media platforms such as Twitter and Facebook we publish daily highlights. You can also download the DStv Now app on your phone.
Regards
Nesta
Repeats are part of pay TV services around the world. They are there so customers can catch up on the programmes they might have missed, particularly customers without a PVR.
The other reason, which is even more important, is that film and TV studios produce a limited amount of shows. For example, Hollywood pushes out only 600 new films (or about 1 200 hours' worth of viewing) a year; while a single movie channel is made up of 8 760 hours over the same time frame. The difference is then made up of repeats to fill up the channel.
Having said that we do release a lot of brand-new content on DStv every month. It's really just a case of discovering what's available.
There are a number of resources you can use to find shows on channels you perhaps don't currently watch and which you just might find interesting. On our website (dstv.com) there are highlights, a series calendar and a movie calendar.
On your decoder there's channel 100 and Dish on TV. On our social media platforms such as Twitter and Facebook we publish daily highlights. You can also download the DStv Now app on your phone.
Regards
Nesta
Best regards,
DStv (MultiChoice)'s reply26 Feb 2015, 16:56
Official
Hello Swizzletc,
Repeats are part of pay TV services around the world. They are there so customers can catch up on the programmes they might have missed, particularly customers without a PVR.
The other reason, which is even more important, is that film and TV studios produce a limited amount of shows. For example, Hollywood pushes out only 600 new films (or about 1 200 hours' worth of viewing) a year; while a single movie channel is made up of 8 760 hours over the same time frame. The difference is then made up of repeats to fill up the channel.
Having said that we do release a lot of brand-new content on DStv every month. It's really just a case of discovering what's available.
There are a number of resources you can use to find shows on channels you perhaps don't currently watch and which you just might find interesting. On our website (dstv.com) there are highlights, a series calendar and a movie calendar.
On your decoder there's channel 100 and Dish on TV. On our social media platforms such as Twitter and Facebook we publish daily highlights. You can also download the DStv Now app on your phone.
Regards
Nesta
Repeats are part of pay TV services around the world. They are there so customers can catch up on the programmes they might have missed, particularly customers without a PVR.
The other reason, which is even more important, is that film and TV studios produce a limited amount of shows. For example, Hollywood pushes out only 600 new films (or about 1 200 hours' worth of viewing) a year; while a single movie channel is made up of 8 760 hours over the same time frame. The difference is then made up of repeats to fill up the channel.
Having said that we do release a lot of brand-new content on DStv every month. It's really just a case of discovering what's available.
There are a number of resources you can use to find shows on channels you perhaps don't currently watch and which you just might find interesting. On our website (dstv.com) there are highlights, a series calendar and a movie calendar.
On your decoder there's channel 100 and Dish on TV. On our social media platforms such as Twitter and Facebook we publish daily highlights. You can also download the DStv Now app on your phone.
Regards
Nesta
Best regards,