It doesn't boot sufficiently to either flush or reload firmware. Or at least I assume it doesn't since it is on "START SYSTEM".
The firmware is stored in Flash on the HDR Fox T2, as it is in almost everything these days. E2PROM is largely obsolete and generally is used for saving settings on...
The large 16V capacitor closest to the 4R7 inductor in the photo below only has 0.89V across it, that feels unlikely for a 16V part. The cpu heatsink gets hot so the cpu is powered.
Recordings on the hard disc aren't a concern by the way. I have them all auto decrypting so they should be usable with another main board, and if not it's only telly and I have an Apple TV 4K for catchup. I prefer to use the HDR Fox T2 because I get 5.1 sound on some BBC and C4 programmes...
I've checked the power supply outputs with a multimeter and they all measure as expected based on what is printed on the power supply PCB next to the connector. 5.8V measures as about 6.4V and 12V measures about 12.3V. Feels like a main board issue, is there anything I can check there?
My newest and least used HDR Fox T2 now gets stuck at START SYSTEM on the display. I have disconnected the hard disc data and power cables but the problem remains so it isn't the capacitor like I thought. Is there anything I can check or is it just a case of getting my spare out of the loft and...
Precisely my thought on seeing that picture. I'd be embarrassed if that were my work and I'm strictly a hobbyist. And it would be normal to fit solid core wire for a repair like that, not multi strand as they have done with attendant risk of a strand coming loose and shorting to something else.
And there was me wondering if I should buy an old Foxsat HDR to get More 4 HD and Film 4 HD. That answers my question, and I am not paying $ky their pound of flesh.
It could be a year or more since I watched a film on Freeview HD Five that was in 5.1. It was strange that Five HD was FTA on terrestrial but not on satellite.
I'm not convinced that is always the case, or that it doesn't get molested later in the chain for satellite.
I watched season 2 of Gentleman Jack a couple of weeks ago and that was a co-production. On BBC1 Freeview HD it was in 5.1 sound.
I don't have any saved recordings so I can't disprove that. BUT, I would have noticed and I'm certain it was in 5.1 on Freeview HD. With the money from the US tie up it was the most expensively made series Dr Who by far, so there's no reason for it to be in stereo when prior series were in 5.1.
Freeview HD does not do that. Channels change between 2.0 and 5.1, heck on Channel 4 you can be watching a 5.1 film and the adverts have 2.0 sound and my AVR has to resync (which is quite quick on this model).
BBC Freeview HD channels regularly switch between 5.1 and 2.0. Gentleman Jack was in...
That only tells you the bit rate of what was being broadcast last time it sampled the mux.
I think that is what was being broadcast at the time.
My Arcam AVR31 clearly tells me whether my Humax HDR Fox T2 is outputting Dolby Digital 2.0 or 5.1 so I can easily tell. I'm aware this is a...
It wouldn't make them any additional advertising revenue so being ITV they don't care. Same reason they're the only Freeview HiDef channel that never transmits 5.1 sound.
I think it's months since I've watched anything on Channel 4, they've gone off the boil as a channel for me. Most stuff I watch is on BBC channels, plus Channel 5 amazingly.
No point you replying to Black Hole, he has literally stuck his fingers in his ears by putting you on his Ignore list. He does not see anything you post now.
It doesn't boot sufficiently to either flush or reload firmware. Or at least I assume it doesn't since it is on "START SYSTEM".
The firmware is stored in Flash on the HDR Fox T2, as it is in almost everything these days. E2PROM is largely obsolete and generally is used for saving settings on...
The large 16V capacitor closest to the 4R7 inductor in the photo below only has 0.89V across it, that feels unlikely for a 16V part. The cpu heatsink gets hot so the cpu is powered.
Recordings on the hard disc aren't a concern by the way. I have them all auto decrypting so they should be usable with another main board, and if not it's only telly and I have an Apple TV 4K for catchup. I prefer to use the HDR Fox T2 because I get 5.1 sound on some BBC and C4 programmes...
I've checked the power supply outputs with a multimeter and they all measure as expected based on what is printed on the power supply PCB next to the connector. 5.8V measures as about 6.4V and 12V measures about 12.3V. Feels like a main board issue, is there anything I can check there?
My newest and least used HDR Fox T2 now gets stuck at START SYSTEM on the display. I have disconnected the hard disc data and power cables but the problem remains so it isn't the capacitor like I thought. Is there anything I can check or is it just a case of getting my spare out of the loft and...
Precisely my thought on seeing that picture. I'd be embarrassed if that were my work and I'm strictly a hobbyist. And it would be normal to fit solid core wire for a repair like that, not multi strand as they have done with attendant risk of a strand coming loose and shorting to something else.
And there was me wondering if I should buy an old Foxsat HDR to get More 4 HD and Film 4 HD. That answers my question, and I am not paying $ky their pound of flesh.
It could be a year or more since I watched a film on Freeview HD Five that was in 5.1. It was strange that Five HD was FTA on terrestrial but not on satellite.
I'm not convinced that is always the case, or that it doesn't get molested later in the chain for satellite.
I watched season 2 of Gentleman Jack a couple of weeks ago and that was a co-production. On BBC1 Freeview HD it was in 5.1 sound.
I don't have any saved recordings so I can't disprove that. BUT, I would have noticed and I'm certain it was in 5.1 on Freeview HD. With the money from the US tie up it was the most expensively made series Dr Who by far, so there's no reason for it to be in stereo when prior series were in 5.1.
Freeview HD does not do that. Channels change between 2.0 and 5.1, heck on Channel 4 you can be watching a 5.1 film and the adverts have 2.0 sound and my AVR has to resync (which is quite quick on this model).
BBC Freeview HD channels regularly switch between 5.1 and 2.0. Gentleman Jack was in...
That only tells you the bit rate of what was being broadcast last time it sampled the mux.
I think that is what was being broadcast at the time.
My Arcam AVR31 clearly tells me whether my Humax HDR Fox T2 is outputting Dolby Digital 2.0 or 5.1 so I can easily tell. I'm aware this is a...
It wouldn't make them any additional advertising revenue so being ITV they don't care. Same reason they're the only Freeview HiDef channel that never transmits 5.1 sound.
I think it's months since I've watched anything on Channel 4, they've gone off the boil as a channel for me. Most stuff I watch is on BBC channels, plus Channel 5 amazingly.
No point you replying to Black Hole, he has literally stuck his fingers in his ears by putting you on his Ignore list. He does not see anything you post now.
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