Recent content by phit03

Thanks Black Hole. I thought the same regarding HTTP but I was a bit worried that there might be things in the unencrypted datastream that might be able to be used to gain access to the box to plant malicious software (unlikely given the architecture of the box, but who knows).

Update: Writing the above has stirred my memory and it's starting to come back to me. I have setup a port forwarding rule on my router to acess the HDRFOX-T2 and use port 443 for HTTPS. I can now connect to the box using HTTPS but the browser (Firefox) comes up with a warning Warning: Potential...

I seem to remember that back in the early days of the customised firmware that I was able to use an HTTPS connection for access to the web interface. I would like to access some of my boxes via the Internet using HTTPS but selecting Web Interface Settings HTTPS web server? Yes from...

Web interface version: 1.5.3 Custom firmware version: 3.13 (build 4028) Humax Version: 1.03.12 (kernel HDR_CFW_3.13) Remote Scheduling shows the correct info.

The Visual Schedule screen does not seem to show all conflicts that are in the schedule. I use Visual Schedule to check programs added to the schedule for conflicts as I can use it as a single stop tool to resolve conflicts when they occur. In some situations it fails to show conflicts that can...

Yes, it should say CH48.

Thanks everyone for your time invested in looking at my problem with failed recordings with programs on the CH58 MUX on the HDRFOX-T2 PVRs during periods of atmospheric ducting and providing your inputs. It seems from your responses that the problem could be alleviated by making changes to my...

Problem with this approach is that i would need a passive splitter or splitters to provide a UHF signal to 9 devices in one room and 5 devices in the other. Would the insertion losses caused by this amount of passive splitting be workable? Also, would this would mean that I would need an active...

Thanks, I'll have a look to see what it says.

Yes, the problems seem to occur evenings and mornings. I think the aerial is less than 10 metres above ground level but not much less (2 story building with the aerial close to the apex of the roof in the loft) and points through a single layer brick gable end (timber frame construction with a...

Thought I might try this to see if it makes any difference: Labgear 5G/LTE 700 Interferace Filter , with Coax flylead...

See my reply to Rodders53 for more info on my setup. I freely admit my ignorance of signal reception but I seem to remember that you can have problems with harmonics from other frequencies causing interference. However, thinking about about it, no amount of filtering will have any affect in...

As mentioned in the post, a Humax FVP5000T Freeview box and 4 network connected HDHomeRun boxes (plus an LG and Samsung TV) connected to the same aerial feed are not affected to the same degree (some pixellation but able to view the program) by interference during periods of "abnormal"...

Apologies if I posted on the wrong forum, it says "HDR-FOX T2 Freeview Recorder at the top of the thread" did someone move it to the correct forum for me?

I have a problem with the BBC MUX that is on CH48 on the Midhurst Transmitter on my HDRFOX-T2 boxes, usually at times of high pressure weather patterns with loss of signal for programs on that MUX. I either lose the feed for programs on that MUX completely or get very poor signal strength...