Recent content by MartinLiddle

Good question; I am not aware of a way of doing it but perhaps someone else has found a way?

Release date was August 2010. I think I purchased our HDR-FOX T2 in early 2011 having waited to see what the Early user feedback was like.

The issue with networking isn't signal related; it is believed that the Humax code isn't good at handling network errors which then leads to crashes. I would be a be a bit surprised if it was happening at startup though.

I seem to recollect it was a decision by ITV rather than Humax.

As far as I know, ITVX is not supported on the FVP-4000T/5000T.

I have standard firmware 1`.03.13 (NB not 1.03.12) which you can download from Click her to download 1.03.13 I think you will need to rename it as hdr_fox_t2_upgrade.hdf.

I think you need to use rufus (or similar software) to organise the USB stick in the required format. See https://rufus.ie/en/ I used it to install a dual boot system (Windows 11 and Debian 11) on a modern laptop.

Good, you just need something to read the Linux filesystem. I suggest you try the free version of Linux reader https://www.diskinternals.com/linux-reader/

Do you mean RCA?

Does the Aura provide a signal to the TV if connected directly via HDMI without the switch? Yes nothing is overlaid so you can do what you describe.

As far as I can see from available resources Klan is the correct spelling.

Surely there is some difference as I thought you can't use software versions pre 1.03.xx with the horizontal tuners? I agree for the users case it won't matter.

Wouldn't it be more common to refer to it as an FVP-5000T?

Do you use deep standby? If so try just using normal standby.

I think you are limited to an HDR-FOX T2 mother board and there are two types one with the tuners vertical and a later one with the tuners horizontal.