I suspect that there is more energy going into the kettle per unit time as kettles tend to boil quicker than pans, therefore the boiling will be more violent and noisier.
It needs two baked bean tins! I new I was doing something wrong, one of mine is a soup tin, I suspect that gives me incompatibility between the ends :)
The the limit before watching is normally something like a month, after you start yoiu then get 7 days. However for some reason the initial time often gets extended. Last night I watched a programme that should have timed out in mid Dec but got extended to mid Jan, then after watching I got...
No, the BBC limit the maximum amount you can cache, Humax have no control over this as they have to abide by the BBC rules. I'm sure they will do the maximum they can so that the greatest number of people can use it effectively.
It should do, iplayer only needs a few Mbps and I doubt your internet connection is anything like 85Mbps so as long as the network is faster than your internet you shouldn't lose anything. OK maybe a bit on package overhead but not that much.
Yes of course it can be dlivered in small patches, it's just more expensive to do so so there has to be a financial payback, what that point is is normally argued by the financial controllers not the software guys. Companies like Microsoft can afford to, but then they still get slammed in the...
Ukfree puts the HD channel as 58.
• as a digital multiplex transmitted on frequency C58 (770.0MHz)
I was expecting to have to retune but as I only pick up HD from Mendip I haven't had to do anything, all the rest I get from Rowridge.
It would depend upon the programme and who blinked first, popular programmes could easily insist on it in the knowledge that they have a world wide distribution to protect and the UK is only a small part, also one freeview channel would break ranks as by encrypting it could grab all the good...
How I wish that was true in the software world, complex software takes a long time, is often counted as new work so there is little to base estimates on and then you find that requirements change underneath you, unexpected interractions happen, the systems you are talking to don't react they...
Each official release will have to go through a large amount of testing, that costs money so you don't want too many releases.
Also getting release dates right is more by luck than planning for anything non-trivial. Usually it comes down to release on time with bugs / missing functionality or...
I left mine on day and night for 5 years, then I gave it to my mum. One of the best bits of technology I ever purchased and only got rid of it so that I could get the HDR-FOX-T2
You don't want too many beta testers if you won't be able to handle the volume of replies, if you have a bug and 2 or 3 people find it you can deal with it but if you suddenly have to deal with 200 people reporting the same problem it just takes up time that could be more profitable spent...
I suspect that there is more energy going into the kettle per unit time as kettles tend to boil quicker than pans, therefore the boiling will be more violent and noisier.
It needs two baked bean tins! I new I was doing something wrong, one of mine is a soup tin, I suspect that gives me incompatibility between the ends :)
The the limit before watching is normally something like a month, after you start yoiu then get 7 days. However for some reason the initial time often gets extended. Last night I watched a programme that should have timed out in mid Dec but got extended to mid Jan, then after watching I got...
No, the BBC limit the maximum amount you can cache, Humax have no control over this as they have to abide by the BBC rules. I'm sure they will do the maximum they can so that the greatest number of people can use it effectively.
It should do, iplayer only needs a few Mbps and I doubt your internet connection is anything like 85Mbps so as long as the network is faster than your internet you shouldn't lose anything. OK maybe a bit on package overhead but not that much.
Yes of course it can be dlivered in small patches, it's just more expensive to do so so there has to be a financial payback, what that point is is normally argued by the financial controllers not the software guys. Companies like Microsoft can afford to, but then they still get slammed in the...
Ukfree puts the HD channel as 58.
• as a digital multiplex transmitted on frequency C58 (770.0MHz)
I was expecting to have to retune but as I only pick up HD from Mendip I haven't had to do anything, all the rest I get from Rowridge.
It would depend upon the programme and who blinked first, popular programmes could easily insist on it in the knowledge that they have a world wide distribution to protect and the UK is only a small part, also one freeview channel would break ranks as by encrypting it could grab all the good...
How I wish that was true in the software world, complex software takes a long time, is often counted as new work so there is little to base estimates on and then you find that requirements change underneath you, unexpected interractions happen, the systems you are talking to don't react they...
Each official release will have to go through a large amount of testing, that costs money so you don't want too many releases.
Also getting release dates right is more by luck than planning for anything non-trivial. Usually it comes down to release on time with bugs / missing functionality or...
I left mine on day and night for 5 years, then I gave it to my mum. One of the best bits of technology I ever purchased and only got rid of it so that I could get the HDR-FOX-T2
You don't want too many beta testers if you won't be able to handle the volume of replies, if you have a bug and 2 or 3 people find it you can deal with it but if you suddenly have to deal with 200 people reporting the same problem it just takes up time that could be more profitable spent...
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