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 TV Tracker - 2.0b2TV listings widget |
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Feedback Summary:
| Version 2.0b2: | |||||
| Overall Rating: |   (2.0) |
Features: | (4.0) |
Support: | (1.0) |
| Ease of Use: | (2.5) |
Quality / Stability: | (2.0) |
Price: | (5.0) |
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Misleading title, not really freeware - Version: 3.6, 7/11/2008 07:06PM PST
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burbs
This widget operates only for subscribers of on-line tv schedule services. The summary of this tool must reflect this. Old versions of Sherlock and Watson had tv tracking that used freely available services. Why can't this tool at least duplicate an 8 year old concept instead of just breaking it further?
USA only? - Version: 3.6, 3/19/2008 02:00AM PST
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NickCollingridge
My guess is that this widget should really be called US TV Tracker rather than being unqualified in terms of territories it serves - but I may be wrong as I can't find hard and fast evidence either way. Yet again Americans live up to their rep of not knowing that there is a world outside their own country.
The website for the widget talks in very unspecific terms, saying for example "TV Tracker 3.5 is the easiest way to see what's on TV". Well that may be the case in the USA but it doesn't apply anywhere else. Come on, get an education why don't you?
The website for the widget talks in very unspecific terms, saying for example "TV Tracker 3.5 is the easiest way to see what's on TV". Well that may be the case in the USA but it doesn't apply anywhere else. Come on, get an education why don't you?
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- USA only?
As for cost, the widget is free but the data source it uses, schedulesdirect.com, charges U$20/year. Up until a year ago, the listings were free.