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Accessing NAS/Windows Network Shares?
Obviously a case of horses for courses. I can stream from my Synology NAS (DLNA) to our Panasonic TV flawlessly. I can stream from my Synology NAS (DLNA) to our HDR-1000s, this performs well but not as well as the TV. I can stream from our Panasonic HWT-120 PVR to the Panasonic TV again...- Faust
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- Forum: HDR-1800T/HDR-2000T Freeview Recorders
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Experience of using pass-through HDR-2000T
Having done further testing today I'm convinced the split second blue 'machine on' LED just prior to the red LED is linked to the signal interrupt (aerial only) or blank screen (if HDMI lead is connected). I have checked this four times, even filming it to test the timing, and the blue light...- Faust
- Post #18
- Forum: HDR-1800T/HDR-2000T Freeview Recorders
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Experience of using pass-through HDR-2000T
Is the momentary blue machine on light immediately followed by red light normal operation? I have noted this operational behaviour on device wakeup and device shutdown when planned recording has finished.- Faust
- Post #17
- Forum: HDR-1800T/HDR-2000T Freeview Recorders
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Experience of using pass-through HDR-2000T
I can't really answer your question with authority, I only report my observation and make a supposition. As reported previously the signal breakup without HDMI was on the cusp of total signal loss and once the HDMI was added to the mix it was enough to make the hub switch the AV input. This...- Faust
- Post #16
- Forum: HDR-1800T/HDR-2000T Freeview Recorders
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Experience of using pass-through HDR-2000T
But it doesn't cause a temporary loss of signal when the 2T starts recording. The loss of signal is only seen on partial wake-up 15 minutes prior to the the recording starting. As the problem appears to be induced on the aerial side of the device and I have now bypassed that side of things it's...- Faust
- Post #14
- Forum: HDR-1800T/HDR-2000T Freeview Recorders
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Experience of using pass-through HDR-2000T
Interesting result, though as you know with my device it happens with power saving set to off. We do have very good signal, 100% quality with strength around 85%. What I have noticed with power saving in standby set to off is that on wake up for a split second the LED turns blue and immediately...- Faust
- Post #12
- Forum: HDR-1800T/HDR-2000T Freeview Recorders
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Experience of using pass-through HDR-2000T
I only purchased the 2000T as a backup to my HDR-1000s which tends to be our main viewing device. The 2000T like the Panasonic HDD-DVDR before it only gets used when we want to record 3 or sometimes 4 things at the same time. We use the Panasonic's tuner only when we aren't intending to sit...- Faust
- Post #9
- Forum: HDR-1800T/HDR-2000T Freeview Recorders
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Experience of using pass-through HDR-2000T
At the request of Black Hole I have now completed further tests on my new HDR-2000T and the issue of signal loss using my Panasonic TVs tuner when the 2T is in partial wake state. It has taken quite some time to carry out the tests as I notice that even if you set a programme to record that is...- Faust
- Post #7
- Forum: HDR-1800T/HDR-2000T Freeview Recorders
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Experience of using pass-through HDR-2000T
At least if it is faulty I have a 2 year guarantee with Humax and 5 with RS :) I have pondered if the HDMI hub I use might have affected the operation. However, it's not powered in any way and the other products using it work without issue. I do think having taken this route that using a...- Faust
- Post #4
- Forum: HDR-1800T/HDR-2000T Freeview Recorders
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Experience of using pass-through HDR-2000T
Hello everyone, New to this forum but a regular on some of the others. I thought I would pass on my experiences of using pass-through on my new HDR-2000T. The 2000T was purchased to replace an ageing but loved Panasonic HDD - DVDR. Updating the firmware via USB was a simple straight forward...- Faust
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- Forum: HDR-1800T/HDR-2000T Freeview Recorders
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Accessing NAS/Windows Network Shares?
Obviously a case of horses for courses. I can stream from my Synology NAS (DLNA) to our Panasonic TV flawlessly. I can stream from my Synology NAS (DLNA) to our HDR-1000s, this performs well but not as well as the TV. I can stream from our Panasonic HWT-120 PVR to the Panasonic TV again...- Faust
- Post #6
- Forum: HDR-1800T/HDR-2000T Freeview Recorders
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Experience of using pass-through HDR-2000T
Having done further testing today I'm convinced the split second blue 'machine on' LED just prior to the red LED is linked to the signal interrupt (aerial only) or blank screen (if HDMI lead is connected). I have checked this four times, even filming it to test the timing, and the blue light...- Faust
- Post #18
- Forum: HDR-1800T/HDR-2000T Freeview Recorders
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Experience of using pass-through HDR-2000T
Is the momentary blue machine on light immediately followed by red light normal operation? I have noted this operational behaviour on device wakeup and device shutdown when planned recording has finished.- Faust
- Post #17
- Forum: HDR-1800T/HDR-2000T Freeview Recorders
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Experience of using pass-through HDR-2000T
I can't really answer your question with authority, I only report my observation and make a supposition. As reported previously the signal breakup without HDMI was on the cusp of total signal loss and once the HDMI was added to the mix it was enough to make the hub switch the AV input. This...- Faust
- Post #16
- Forum: HDR-1800T/HDR-2000T Freeview Recorders
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Experience of using pass-through HDR-2000T
But it doesn't cause a temporary loss of signal when the 2T starts recording. The loss of signal is only seen on partial wake-up 15 minutes prior to the the recording starting. As the problem appears to be induced on the aerial side of the device and I have now bypassed that side of things it's...- Faust
- Post #14
- Forum: HDR-1800T/HDR-2000T Freeview Recorders
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Experience of using pass-through HDR-2000T
Interesting result, though as you know with my device it happens with power saving set to off. We do have very good signal, 100% quality with strength around 85%. What I have noticed with power saving in standby set to off is that on wake up for a split second the LED turns blue and immediately...- Faust
- Post #12
- Forum: HDR-1800T/HDR-2000T Freeview Recorders
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Experience of using pass-through HDR-2000T
I only purchased the 2000T as a backup to my HDR-1000s which tends to be our main viewing device. The 2000T like the Panasonic HDD-DVDR before it only gets used when we want to record 3 or sometimes 4 things at the same time. We use the Panasonic's tuner only when we aren't intending to sit...- Faust
- Post #9
- Forum: HDR-1800T/HDR-2000T Freeview Recorders
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Experience of using pass-through HDR-2000T
At the request of Black Hole I have now completed further tests on my new HDR-2000T and the issue of signal loss using my Panasonic TVs tuner when the 2T is in partial wake state. It has taken quite some time to carry out the tests as I notice that even if you set a programme to record that is...- Faust
- Post #7
- Forum: HDR-1800T/HDR-2000T Freeview Recorders
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Experience of using pass-through HDR-2000T
At least if it is faulty I have a 2 year guarantee with Humax and 5 with RS :) I have pondered if the HDMI hub I use might have affected the operation. However, it's not powered in any way and the other products using it work without issue. I do think having taken this route that using a...- Faust
- Post #4
- Forum: HDR-1800T/HDR-2000T Freeview Recorders
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Experience of using pass-through HDR-2000T
Hello everyone, New to this forum but a regular on some of the others. I thought I would pass on my experiences of using pass-through on my new HDR-2000T. The 2000T was purchased to replace an ageing but loved Panasonic HDD - DVDR. Updating the firmware via USB was a simple straight forward...- Faust
- Thread
- Replies: 23
- Forum: HDR-1800T/HDR-2000T Freeview Recorders