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None! 😀

Both my active HDR-Fox T2 boxes auto updated tmenu sometime last week IIRC. From 1.24 > 1.25

Please don't get me wrong. If it wasn't for the fact that I have a NAS that is running 24/7 I would have probably have tried DvrOnTime as it looks very good.

ChannelsDVR is a bit pricey, but for me it is worth it. I have it running on my QNAP NAS. Although it doesn't have some of the 'bells and whistles' of the custom firmware, such as, AR, you can set manual padding. You can also add your own media library. One of the benefits for me is its ability...

I just use FileZilla. I have autodcrypt enabled so all my recordings are decrypted before backing up. Using FileZilla, I FTP into the Humax and simply select which/all recordings and folders I wish to backup and that is basically it. I have several hard drives in my PC with more than enough...

If you want to access your Humax, or indeed your home network, while you are away from home securely, why not set up a VPN to your home network? Tailscale is a very common VPN and easy to setup.

Thank you, MymsMan, I had the same issue and deleting the old database by running that command worked.

Fantastic, thank you. That worked. I never would have guessed that combination.

I am trying to view recordings via SMB using VLC on my FireTV Stick. However, I am being asked to enter a username and password. I thought that it was humax and 0000 but that is not the case. I don’t recall changing the details in the past. I have the beta version of Samba 3 installed. Help please.

Installed and it looks good. Thanks.

Whoever thought that 'U' was a good name for a television channel should be sacked.

I know it is easy to scorn Humax, but at least they are actively working on a solution and keeping you informed. I would give them the benefit of the doubt in this situation. Easy for me to say as I am not experiencing any reception issues.

Horses for courses…👍

I don’t recommend the HDHomerun DVR software. I use Channels DVR and find it much better.

I would like to thank you, prpr, for the time and effort that you put into tune-fix and other projects here. It is most appreciated.