Recent content by Black Hole

Sorry, I solved that problem in my Focus by fitting an alternative audio system with DAB+.

Off topic. This forum section is for discussing the custom firmware and software for HDR-FOX. We'll tolerate minor deviations, but you are not even within the general subject. Newbies' Guide to the Forum (click):

I'm willing to explain the method I use... but only if this thread is moved to the appropriate place. Newbies' Guide to the Forum (click):

The HDR-FOX certainly does. If so, that implies a factory reset operation could be initiated without a HDD connected and therefore protecting recordings, even if the factory reset were to try to enforce a reformat. On HDR-FOX, the reformat is an option. So, basically, the only thing Petecal...

Here we are, more than 4 years later (really???), and no recurrence. No idea why, and the monitoring is still running. Meanwhile, what brought me back to this thread, my supported user complained she was unable to connect to WebIF, so I talked her through checking the current IP address...

This is of interest to me as well.

I didn't think so. I assume the FOXSAT also works without a HDD.

I'll leave it to a FOXSAT owner to comment...

Are you sure that a factory reset reformats the HDD? Are you talking about the FOXSAT-HDR or something else? Even if it does, you could (possibly) have performed a reset without any HDD connected.

Well, to be precise it would have to be railway train, which comprises a locomotive and carriages. Any series of things is a "train". With DMUs there is no locomotive, but what if there is only one self-powered carriage? It's no longer a train!

Looks more like the '90s to me: ...which correlates with mass US TV imports.

Evan Davis (PM): "Milton Keynes train station" Neil Nunes (9pm news bulletin, Radio 4): "Milton Keynes railway station" Considering Evan's excellent diction, I'm surprised.

...driving people to subscription channels?

It's where the daytime TV money comes from. Be grateful an industry which (I presume) gets no money from us, pays.

Or simply "Are you going to [the] bingo [hall]?", but as the context of the TV ads is on-line play (are bingo halls allowed to advertise?), I think covers it. There would be some confusion if it were "are you going to cinema?". How would we understand that: going to the cinema, or participate...