“Unlimited” recording vs. max. 30 hours or 1000h

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    • I also think that “unlimited” refers to simultaneous recording.

      But there is of course a limit there too based on the +250 channels available. But that can also be discussed 😉

      As already described, simply chosen clumsily.

    Well, theoretically you can record an unlimited number of programs. However, only 30 in total, or 1000 hours.

    However, the “unlimited” is a rather clumsy choice. 30 hours is far from being “unlimited”.

    I can still understand that “unlimited” means 1000 hours. It is common today to talk about unlimited, but there is a limit in the small print.

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    I understand it like this: Unlimited number of recordings in parallel (or of course only as many recordings as you have channels) with a maximum total capacity of 30 or 1000 hours (depending on the quality).

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    I also think that “unlimited” refers to simultaneous recording.

    But there is of course a limit there too based on the +250 channels available. But that can also be discussed 😉

    As already described, simply chosen clumsily.

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    new it is 1200 hours…

    The swisscom newsletter from March 5, 2015 says:

    Swisscom TV 2.0 has been successfully established on the market for almost a year and already has over 400,000 customers. Swisscom TV 2.0 plus Customers now benefit additionally: They can now record 200 hours more programs - a total of 1200 hours. “After this increase, customers can record more than six times as much as with the best offer from the largest cable provider,” says Marc Werner.

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