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The Radio 3 Boards > The Music Boards > Classical Music on TV & Radio - not R3 > What would induce you to sign-up for a pay-to-view internet Festival relay?
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Question: Bayreuth and other Festivals are offering pay-to-view internet "tickets". Which factors would persuade you to sign-up, if at all?  (You can choose more than one option)
I would pay 80 euros for something I wanted to view - 0 (0%)
I would pay 50 euros - 0 (0%)
I would pay 30 euros - 0 (0%)
I would pay 15 euros - 0 (0%)
But I'd want to keep a downloadable copy - 0 (0%)
A downloadable copy could iron-out glitches in live transmission - 0 (0%)
I'm uncertain about the download speed/quality and wouldn't buy currently - 0 (0%)
I have reservations about the camerawork/sound of such relays - 0 (0%)
I'll wait until I can buy the DVD, and keep it for my money, thanks! - 2 (66.7%)
I'd prefer to wait until it's televised - 1 (33.3%)
I don't have any need for relays of this type - 0 (0%)
Other (please mention what?) - 0 (0%)
Total Voters: 3

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