Recent content by Rodders53

First thing to do is a fix-disk using the maintenance mode and you'll need telnet . You should have done that rather than reformatting the disk in the first place. See the WebIF documentation> Custom Firmware > Custon Apps (preinstalled) tab. A >1TB disk needs setting up (formatting and...

Arris is aka freesat 4k box. Very, very long thread on AVForums about it and a search there and/or DigitalSpy are possibly most likely to bear fruit? https://www.freesat.co.uk/help/4k-tv-boxes/general-troubleshooting/problems-connecting-wifi suggests a box restart and then using ethernet cable...

Definitely an antenna (aerial) problem I'd concur. Check and remake the connections from it first... wallplate / aerial plug. Many, many reception problems are down to dodgy connections. https://www.aerialsandtv.com/knowledge/how-to-attach-wire-up-plugs-aerials-and-wall-plates show how to...

So 95% of the locations in the prediction square are Served to the less than 1% of time interference level. Less than 1% of time is still up to 3.65 days or 87.6 hours of interference though. Typically such interference lasts minutes to at most a few hours once or twice a day when the...

Com7/8 were never available from TW or Heathfield. Only CP and Bluebell Hill could have been potential sources of those temporary transmitters in the SouthEast of England. BBC4HD/CBeebies HD is available now on the BBC B HD multiplex as a Timex service...

Check the predictions of interference for your location at https://www.freeview.co.uk/corporate/detailed-transmitter-information and post the two Served and Marginally served figures (% of locations in the 100m x 100m prediction square) for ch 48. Define what you mean by other boxes "are not...

No idea why you think that. TW was one of the first 81 DTT sites with 6 multiplexes and even had C5 analogue before DTT. I'm certain that Heathfield never got the COM7 or 8 DVB-T2 temporaries (interference to the Continent reasons in part). I guess Heathfield DTT might have been on air...

May I assume that you are in the Pembury, Tunbridge Wells transmitter area? The ONLY explanation for a signal to the Samsung to work when TW is off air is... reception from another transmitter. As it happens Tunbridge Wells (vertically polarised) is a Single Frequency Network with Heathfield...

Yes the Aura RF in has an amplifier built in ... It must have. It will be at least 6dB gain* to make up for the theoretical splitting of the signal to the Aura 3 tuners and RF output... (*in practice closer to 8dB gain will be used). This merely makes up for the losses in the signal...

I read that as Year24 Month 02 Day10 so some sort of Humax fix to something on a SATURDAY? Alternatively its a 2010 date and Aura didn't exist then. Curiouser and Curiouser. @Black Hole <Liking> is not the same as <Agreeing> in my dictionary, nor is it labelled as such on this Forum..

I wish there was an "Agree" emoticon on here. Doubt we'll ever know what and why (in a public forum) anyway.

That transmitter work will be completely dissociated from this issue and purely coincidental. https://www.freeview.co.uk/corporate/platform-management/planned-engineering-works Some of those 'works' have been going on for a very, very long time at some sites (if not all) as well. More likely...

What is the Aura software/firmware version showing as on your box (cf others?). In case you've opted into a beta update? {I'd expect you would have to give them enough details to identify your Aura serial number or MAC address, to allow them to push it to your device.} Others are still...

IMHO Playout is the most likely as it seemingly affects all sets of Code and Mux and Transmitters. (C&M may now be in the Cloud). Although D3&4 may have updated the same profile on all sets of C&M in both locations at some (recent) time past; in which case that would also be suspect. But WHY...

An expensive DVB-T HD modulator would do it and allow IR remote control back over a coax cable. Or hdmi over ethernet, running dedicated cables. I believe there's an issue with streaming 'unconverted' HD files unless the TV/media player can select the correct audio. One gets NAR found first...