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      HDR-FOX T2 to HDHomeRun, my journey

      The 192 byte size is because sidecar is wanting to work with M2TS streams, the streams saved from DVB are, unless converted somewhere, transport streams at 188 bytes per packet. M2TS streams came about later for recording on camcorders and similar. Look for software that can convert transport...
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      HDR-FOX T2 to HDHomeRun, my journey

      PVRs don't really have much of a market anymore, peoples viewing habits have changed and we have catch up TV and on demand services, this is why Humax's latest offering is less PVR but more streaming services. Freeview/DVB also can't keep up with innovation so there are fewer HD channels than...
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      HDR-FOX T2 to HDHomeRun, my journey

      The HDHomeRun tuner model doesn't record anything itself, it is merely an on demand tuner, it can only pass the raw Freeview data onto something else. The tuner has a CPU which runs its own web browser and processing but of course lacks any ability to show or even decode video. As far as the...
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      HDR-FOX T2 to HDHomeRun, my journey

      Glad you are finding it useful. Now that a few people are using it and I've got the basics working well I'll start looking to add some extra features, and putting movies into their own folder should be easy enough :)
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      HDR-FOX T2 to HDHomeRun, my journey

      It just defaults to the date the program recorded, so date when recorded but not when first aired.
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      HDR-FOX T2 to HDHomeRun, my journey

      @jfshw With regards to the service starting, have you trying starting on a delayed start, just in case it is starting quicker than the database starts up and the crashing out? Regarding 1) should now work okay Regarding 2) There is no program aired date data in the over-the-air EPG Guide as...
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      HDR-FOX T2 to HDHomeRun, my journey

      @dearleuk Sorry but I'm not able to compile a 32 bit version as the SQL Server Database is 64 bit only these days, and I would need to go back to a version from 6 years ago to find the last 32 bit version. A new version of DvrOnTime is now in the same location. Please uninstall the existing...
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      HDR-FOX T2 to HDHomeRun, my journey

      Yes no problem will compile a 32 bit version and get it uploaded sometime tomorrow.
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      Regional News on BBC ONE HD

      One solution on Freeview would have been to include some meta data in the EIT data and get the TV to change channel automatically when regional news is on, with a similar flag to switch it back. It would need the DVB tuner to remember it is auto switched though so it would not switch back to...
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      HDR-FOX T2 to HDHomeRun, my journey

      In that case, skip the Setup.exe and just run the dvrontime.msi file and see if that gets you a bit further.
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      HDR-FOX T2 to HDHomeRun, my journey

      Looks like the bootstrap is trying to download some prerequisites and getting confused related to the Local DB. Are you on 64 bit Windows? If yes and not already installed then run first the sqllocaldb.msi in the zip folder, this will install the database engine files first, reboot just to be...
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      HDR-FOX T2 to HDHomeRun, my journey

      Okay, and I've just updated the shared folder with the latest version so categories/genres can be selected to search for although some channels leave a lot to be desired with how they categorise things! Still movies and sports programs seem to be tagged correctly.
    13. L

      HDR-FOX T2 to HDHomeRun, my journey

      Not sure if anyone has tried or had chance to give this software a spin yet. If yes, let me know as I can then put up some update instructions as I've added the ability to search by content type (genre, i.e. Movie, Sports etc) and made some changes to the network buffering to allow more robust...
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      HDR-FOX T2 to HDHomeRun, my journey

      Possible by accident I pasted in a bad link that didn't look like a link to the forum software and it was corrected later by a moderator. I certainly don't recall the error first time and then having to obfuscate the link and was surprised when I got the error having already posted a link. At...
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      HDR-FOX T2 to HDHomeRun, my journey

      I guess it was something like that although oddly on my second or third post I posted a link to software on Google Drive, then couldn't do that when I tried again, which I thought was odd.
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      HDR-FOX T2 to HDHomeRun, my journey

      Makes you wonder if they are being discontinued in the UK. For the US they are bringing out a new model that supports 4K (being crowd funded, couldn't make this a link as for some reason I still can't add links but copy and past this into a browser without spaces...
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      HDR-FOX T2 to HDHomeRun, my journey

      Just an observation, it seems HDHomeRun's are no longer available on Amazon. They can be ordered direct from Silicondust online shop, but both their resellers they partner with (Amazon and OneVideo) have no sign of these products anymore. Of course they can be found on Ebay often over priced...
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      Picture Problem

      I seem to remember this from the launch and some discussion around it. The extra LSIs provide a 1080P@50Hz output, rather than limited to 1080i@50Hz on the Broadcom SoC. For broadcast TV in the UK this is pretty pointless, as Freeview is only 1080i @ 50Hz or 1080P@25Hz with 1080P@25Hz...
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      Harlots

      Very useful post and just checked and sure enough, the 1st series has ended with the 2nd series on a new series CRID so not picked up. I can kind of understand this is is literally correct, a new series gets a new series CRID, however given they are all being shown back to back without a...
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      HDR-FOX T2 to HDHomeRun, my journey

      Well the Humax HDR-T2 is now retired completely, everything has been watched on it and it is now disconnected. Popped open the can expecting to see it quite dusty and was surprised to see it looked practically brand new, no sign of any capacitors bulging or leaking either. The manufacturing...
    1. L

      HDR-FOX T2 to HDHomeRun, my journey

      The 192 byte size is because sidecar is wanting to work with M2TS streams, the streams saved from DVB are, unless converted somewhere, transport streams at 188 bytes per packet. M2TS streams came about later for recording on camcorders and similar. Look for software that can convert transport...
    2. L

      HDR-FOX T2 to HDHomeRun, my journey

      PVRs don't really have much of a market anymore, peoples viewing habits have changed and we have catch up TV and on demand services, this is why Humax's latest offering is less PVR but more streaming services. Freeview/DVB also can't keep up with innovation so there are fewer HD channels than...
    3. L

      HDR-FOX T2 to HDHomeRun, my journey

      The HDHomeRun tuner model doesn't record anything itself, it is merely an on demand tuner, it can only pass the raw Freeview data onto something else. The tuner has a CPU which runs its own web browser and processing but of course lacks any ability to show or even decode video. As far as the...
    4. L

      HDR-FOX T2 to HDHomeRun, my journey

      Glad you are finding it useful. Now that a few people are using it and I've got the basics working well I'll start looking to add some extra features, and putting movies into their own folder should be easy enough :)
    5. L

      HDR-FOX T2 to HDHomeRun, my journey

      It just defaults to the date the program recorded, so date when recorded but not when first aired.
    6. L

      HDR-FOX T2 to HDHomeRun, my journey

      @jfshw With regards to the service starting, have you trying starting on a delayed start, just in case it is starting quicker than the database starts up and the crashing out? Regarding 1) should now work okay Regarding 2) There is no program aired date data in the over-the-air EPG Guide as...
    7. L

      HDR-FOX T2 to HDHomeRun, my journey

      @dearleuk Sorry but I'm not able to compile a 32 bit version as the SQL Server Database is 64 bit only these days, and I would need to go back to a version from 6 years ago to find the last 32 bit version. A new version of DvrOnTime is now in the same location. Please uninstall the existing...
    8. L

      HDR-FOX T2 to HDHomeRun, my journey

      Yes no problem will compile a 32 bit version and get it uploaded sometime tomorrow.
    9. L

      Regional News on BBC ONE HD

      One solution on Freeview would have been to include some meta data in the EIT data and get the TV to change channel automatically when regional news is on, with a similar flag to switch it back. It would need the DVB tuner to remember it is auto switched though so it would not switch back to...
    10. L

      HDR-FOX T2 to HDHomeRun, my journey

      In that case, skip the Setup.exe and just run the dvrontime.msi file and see if that gets you a bit further.
    11. L

      HDR-FOX T2 to HDHomeRun, my journey

      Looks like the bootstrap is trying to download some prerequisites and getting confused related to the Local DB. Are you on 64 bit Windows? If yes and not already installed then run first the sqllocaldb.msi in the zip folder, this will install the database engine files first, reboot just to be...
    12. L

      HDR-FOX T2 to HDHomeRun, my journey

      Okay, and I've just updated the shared folder with the latest version so categories/genres can be selected to search for although some channels leave a lot to be desired with how they categorise things! Still movies and sports programs seem to be tagged correctly.
    13. L

      HDR-FOX T2 to HDHomeRun, my journey

      Not sure if anyone has tried or had chance to give this software a spin yet. If yes, let me know as I can then put up some update instructions as I've added the ability to search by content type (genre, i.e. Movie, Sports etc) and made some changes to the network buffering to allow more robust...
    14. L

      HDR-FOX T2 to HDHomeRun, my journey

      Possible by accident I pasted in a bad link that didn't look like a link to the forum software and it was corrected later by a moderator. I certainly don't recall the error first time and then having to obfuscate the link and was surprised when I got the error having already posted a link. At...
    15. L

      HDR-FOX T2 to HDHomeRun, my journey

      I guess it was something like that although oddly on my second or third post I posted a link to software on Google Drive, then couldn't do that when I tried again, which I thought was odd.
    16. L

      HDR-FOX T2 to HDHomeRun, my journey

      Makes you wonder if they are being discontinued in the UK. For the US they are bringing out a new model that supports 4K (being crowd funded, couldn't make this a link as for some reason I still can't add links but copy and past this into a browser without spaces...
    17. L

      HDR-FOX T2 to HDHomeRun, my journey

      Just an observation, it seems HDHomeRun's are no longer available on Amazon. They can be ordered direct from Silicondust online shop, but both their resellers they partner with (Amazon and OneVideo) have no sign of these products anymore. Of course they can be found on Ebay often over priced...
    18. L

      Picture Problem

      I seem to remember this from the launch and some discussion around it. The extra LSIs provide a 1080P@50Hz output, rather than limited to 1080i@50Hz on the Broadcom SoC. For broadcast TV in the UK this is pretty pointless, as Freeview is only 1080i @ 50Hz or 1080P@25Hz with 1080P@25Hz...
    19. L

      Harlots

      Very useful post and just checked and sure enough, the 1st series has ended with the 2nd series on a new series CRID so not picked up. I can kind of understand this is is literally correct, a new series gets a new series CRID, however given they are all being shown back to back without a...
    20. L

      HDR-FOX T2 to HDHomeRun, my journey

      Well the Humax HDR-T2 is now retired completely, everything has been watched on it and it is now disconnected. Popped open the can expecting to see it quite dusty and was surprised to see it looked practically brand new, no sign of any capacitors bulging or leaking either. The manufacturing...
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