YouSee has added a catch-up TV element to its on demand service. Known as TV Arkiv it will initially carry content from the public broadcaster Danmarks Radio.
Programming from DR1, DR2, DR K and DR Ramasjang will be available for a 30-day period following the initial transmission. Once selected the customer can use various trick-play options to enhance their viewing such as pause, rewind and startover.
TV Arkiv supplements the Startover option first introduced in February 2009 and now available on a total of 21 channels.
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