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Virgin TV V6 Box ® Powered by Tivo Virgin TV V6 Box ® Powered by TiVo In a nutshell The Virgin TV V6 box, powered by TiVo, is Virgin Media’s smallest, smartest and fastest box yet. It is half the size of Virgin Media’s previous TiVo box with 10x the power and packed with a load of extra features. What you need to know Record six shows – watch a seventh Keep your recordings • Record six programmes while watching a seventh • Compatible with Virgin Media’s current TiVo box recording, or stream from services such as Netflix meaning that existing Virgin Media customers can • 1TB of storage allowing 500 hours of SD recordings keep recordings, and stream them to other or 100 hours of HD recordings * * boxes around the home, and transfer settings 4K ready Finish where you left off • All Virgin TV V6 boxes support 4K Ultra-High • Recordings, on demand programmes and live TV Definition (UHD) TV with Netflix and YouTube can be watched in one room, paused and available in 4K from launch continued in another seamlessly through any • HDR compatible to ensure the very best picture TiVo powered box * • Recordings can be continued on a mobile device quality for people with compatible TVs with the Virgin TV Anywhere app Virgin TV Anywhere app • Watch live TV and on demand box sets anywhere A smart, quick and familiar menu over WiFi • Reassuringly familiar menu is superfast to navigate • Selected Virgin TV V6 box recordings available and apps open at lightning speed around the home and offline • Smart search and SeriesLink+ makes finding • Remotely set, cancel and delete recordings on any programmes on Virgin TV quick and easy – box powered by TiVo no matter where they are • Use mobile device as a gesture-based advanced remote control Superpowered remote • Remote still works brilliantly if the Virgin TV V6 box is tucked away in a cupboard. Plus, if it’s ever lost there’s a button on the new box which will make the remote beep so it can be rescued from the depths of the sofa *Software update will be automatically downloaded in due course **Virgin TV V6 box to TiVo box streaming will require a Powerline or Ethernet connection November 2016 Virgin TV V6 Box ® Powered by TiVo Technical specification Rear panel • 1x IEC connector • 1x USB 2.0 – for future use • 1x HDMI v2.0a output with HDCP 2.2 copy protection • 1x Optical S/PIDF for digital audio • 1x 3.5mm mini-jack for analogue audio • 1x Gigabit Ethernet RJ45 port • Power switch • External power supply – AC: 220-240V / DC: 12V 2.5A Front panel • 1x channel down button • 1x channel up / find my remote button • 1x standby button • 3x LEDs Wireless • Switchable 2.4GHz & 5GHz IEEE802.11a/b/g/n/ac 3x3 MIMO Wi-Fi • IR and RF4CE remote control Core system • 1TB Hard Disk - 100 hours HD / 500 hours SD recordings – all available to customers • Record six programmes simultaneously whilst watching a seventh recording or stream • Ability to support simultaneous viewing on other TiVo boxes and up to two mobile/tablet devices Visual • 16x9 and 4x3 aspect ratios supported • Video resolutions supported: 2160p (4K), 1080p, 1080i, 720p, 576p, 576i @ up to 50 fps Audio • Digital audio optical S/PDIF connector • Dolby Digital support over HDMI and Optical • Audio decoding with sampling rates of 32, 44.1 or 48 kHz Power consumption/Power saving features • Low Network Availability (LoNA) device - complies with Commission Regulation (EU) No 1275/2008 (as amended by Regulation (EC) No 801/2013) Physical • Size: 230mm x 153mm x 55mm • Weight: 1.04kg November 2016 .
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