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.
I've used the web UI to clear all the log files on both HDR Fox T2s to zero length, I hadn't realised just how long ago some of them started. I've also done my annual retune on both boxes, it was 24 Jan 2024 last time (I can tell from the last saved schedule backup).
Ah, I wasn't aware of that.
I'd found that on playing with the auto event for my second box. I'll have to remember to use it once the last episode has aired.
I've just updated packages on my boxes, I probably last did it 6 months to a year ago. But RS was not among the packages updated so I was already on the latest RS. And what is wrong with files that start 10 years ago? Old files don't stop working. I don't spend my time needlessly deleting or...
If I delete and recreate the auto events in RS, finding the matching events no longer says it informed me of them in 2023. Whether is is a broadcaster error re-using series IDs or a bug in RS I can't say.
EDIT: Using the Reset option on the auto event also clears the date it last informed me. I...
I think I've spotted the problem. I've had these RS auto events for years for the last two series, and RS for both boxes says it notified me about these in 2023:
Yes for both HDR Fox T2s.
Appears in queued commands list on both boxes and eventually in recording schedule on both boxes (I scheduled a reboot on them both in RS).
No, never used that.
Network errors are expected evening of 18 Jan, power was out to a third of the estate for 40 minutes and that included the FTTC cabinet so I had no broadband. Clearly it has no working battery backup, it died immediately the power went out. Fortunately for me the lights just flickered briefly.
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.
I've used the web UI to clear all the log files on both HDR Fox T2s to zero length, I hadn't realised just how long ago some of them started. I've also done my annual retune on both boxes, it was 24 Jan 2024 last time (I can tell from the last saved schedule backup).
Ah, I wasn't aware of that.
I'd found that on playing with the auto event for my second box. I'll have to remember to use it once the last episode has aired.
I've just updated packages on my boxes, I probably last did it 6 months to a year ago. But RS was not among the packages updated so I was already on the latest RS. And what is wrong with files that start 10 years ago? Old files don't stop working. I don't spend my time needlessly deleting or...
If I delete and recreate the auto events in RS, finding the matching events no longer says it informed me of them in 2023. Whether is is a broadcaster error re-using series IDs or a bug in RS I can't say.
EDIT: Using the Reset option on the auto event also clears the date it last informed me. I...
I think I've spotted the problem. I've had these RS auto events for years for the last two series, and RS for both boxes says it notified me about these in 2023:
Yes for both HDR Fox T2s.
Appears in queued commands list on both boxes and eventually in recording schedule on both boxes (I scheduled a reboot on them both in RS).
No, never used that.
Network errors are expected evening of 18 Jan, power was out to a third of the estate for 40 minutes and that included the FTTC cabinet so I had no broadband. Clearly it has no working battery backup, it died immediately the power went out. Fortunately for me the lights just flickered briefly.
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