I'm also coming in late, but it may be useful to know that the camera sensor on the average smartphone is sensitive in the infra-red spectrum. You can point an IR remote at the camera, press buttons on the remote and check that IR is being sent. I've also used this to determine exactly where...
Now I'm confused...
The "Signal Detection" readings on all 7 muxes here are similar whether the TV channels are working on not. The "Hidden Menu" version of "Signal Detection" give the same readings on Tuner 1 and Tuner 2.
Pulling the serial plug makes the signal readings drop to 0/0, putting...
Is there a known hardware problem with the tuner in the Hummy ? I have a model with the older tuner (side by side sockets) and since the retune for the channel changes a few weeks ago the tuner seems to be playing up.
The "Signal Detection" utility shows 100% quality on all the RF channels in...
Here's a coincidence, because (as I'm an Andrews and Arnold customer too) I was thinking about IPv6 on the Hummy the other day.
Presuming that the "network setup" page couldn't be modified to add IPv6 support, I was wondering about doing dhcp6 silently with no user configuration. Perhaps...
As a (semi-retired) software engineer, "end of life" is a term I understand, and I believe it's what af123 means.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software_release_life_cycle
Now the UK is back on GMT, iPlayer on the Humax shows the BBC1 10 o'clock news at 22:00 for Sunday and the subsequent days, and at 21:00 for Saturday and the preceeding days. So a timezone problem, but I don't know whose.
The enigmatic "Get Network Time" setting is set to "1 Hour", options are "No Offset" and then hourly granularity from 1 Hour to 12 Hour. No idea whether this refers to Broadcast Network or (W)LAN.
Do other users have a different setting, I wonder ?
Having just made the leap to 1.03.12 (and thus got iPlayer working again through the TV Portal), I notice that all the programme times on iPlayer are out by 1 hour (so the BBC1 News at Ten is shown at 9 p.m., Question of Sport at 6.30 p.m., etc.)
Does the iPlayer now display in GMT, or is it...
Thanks for the suggestion. I've done a factory reset (Menu >> Settings >> Installation etc.) and installed the 1.03.12 firmware from ftp.humaxdigital.com
(link in the discussion http://myhumax.org/forum/topic/latest-ota-update-10312-problem). And it looks promising now, it has been running for...
Sorry, I meant a solution to accessing iPlayer. I believe support for the Bigscreen iPlayer has ended already.
MontysEvilTwin: what do you mean by a factory reset ? I've removed the custom firmware, downgraded to 1.02.32, and reloaded 1.03.12 - and it just crashes continuously every minute or...
As I understand it, the portal-xtra1 package (with pre-1.03 firmware) no longer provides a solution for iPlayer. It's a shame, because my HDR-FOX T2 crashes when attempting to run 1.03.12
Thanks guys, installing auto-unprotect solved the problem. So I've had to learn all about encryption when all I wanted to do was watch a programme I'd recorded....
Ah, no. The Wiki (http://wiki.hummy.tv/wiki/Encryption) told me I needed the Auto-Decrypt package, but there isn't a package with that name. That page suggests that Auto-Unprotect is only needed for DLNA decryption, which I didn't think I needed.
badnts doesn't depend on auto-unprotect...
I tried recording BBC4 HD for the first time last night, and now I have a recording with a 0 length .nts file. 1.02.32 with CF2.21, transmitter is Crystal Palace.
So I read this thread and the Wiki, then installed the badnts package, created a directory (imaginatively named auto_decrypt) and...
And then, if you really must access the web interface remotely, use ssh port forwarding to reach it:
ssh -p <port number> -L80:localhost:80 <your public ip address>
If you buy a Smart TV, you rely on the manufacturer to provide software updates to add new services as they appear - and that's unlikely to happen after a few years. I prefer to use the HDMI connection(s) and feed the TV from computers or the Hummy - that way I'm (fairly) futureproof. But then...
I was going to suggest that people run lsusb with a dongle plugged in so one can see that vendor id and product id of the dongle. However lsusb on my humax returns nothing, even with my working dongle plugged in.
So, we'll do it the uglier way. Without the dongle plugged in, run
and note the...
Firstly, I know nothing about Mac Minis.
Can you bridge the Ethernet and Wireless ports of the Mac together ? That would be the easiest solution.
If not, you could have 2 subnets, routed by the Mac Mini.
Or you could carve out 4 IP addresses from your "real" range, and use those to create a...
I'm also coming in late, but it may be useful to know that the camera sensor on the average smartphone is sensitive in the infra-red spectrum. You can point an IR remote at the camera, press buttons on the remote and check that IR is being sent. I've also used this to determine exactly where...
Now I'm confused...
The "Signal Detection" readings on all 7 muxes here are similar whether the TV channels are working on not. The "Hidden Menu" version of "Signal Detection" give the same readings on Tuner 1 and Tuner 2.
Pulling the serial plug makes the signal readings drop to 0/0, putting...
Is there a known hardware problem with the tuner in the Hummy ? I have a model with the older tuner (side by side sockets) and since the retune for the channel changes a few weeks ago the tuner seems to be playing up.
The "Signal Detection" utility shows 100% quality on all the RF channels in...
Here's a coincidence, because (as I'm an Andrews and Arnold customer too) I was thinking about IPv6 on the Hummy the other day.
Presuming that the "network setup" page couldn't be modified to add IPv6 support, I was wondering about doing dhcp6 silently with no user configuration. Perhaps...
As a (semi-retired) software engineer, "end of life" is a term I understand, and I believe it's what af123 means.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software_release_life_cycle
Now the UK is back on GMT, iPlayer on the Humax shows the BBC1 10 o'clock news at 22:00 for Sunday and the subsequent days, and at 21:00 for Saturday and the preceeding days. So a timezone problem, but I don't know whose.
The enigmatic "Get Network Time" setting is set to "1 Hour", options are "No Offset" and then hourly granularity from 1 Hour to 12 Hour. No idea whether this refers to Broadcast Network or (W)LAN.
Do other users have a different setting, I wonder ?
Having just made the leap to 1.03.12 (and thus got iPlayer working again through the TV Portal), I notice that all the programme times on iPlayer are out by 1 hour (so the BBC1 News at Ten is shown at 9 p.m., Question of Sport at 6.30 p.m., etc.)
Does the iPlayer now display in GMT, or is it...
Thanks for the suggestion. I've done a factory reset (Menu >> Settings >> Installation etc.) and installed the 1.03.12 firmware from ftp.humaxdigital.com
(link in the discussion http://myhumax.org/forum/topic/latest-ota-update-10312-problem). And it looks promising now, it has been running for...
Sorry, I meant a solution to accessing iPlayer. I believe support for the Bigscreen iPlayer has ended already.
MontysEvilTwin: what do you mean by a factory reset ? I've removed the custom firmware, downgraded to 1.02.32, and reloaded 1.03.12 - and it just crashes continuously every minute or...
As I understand it, the portal-xtra1 package (with pre-1.03 firmware) no longer provides a solution for iPlayer. It's a shame, because my HDR-FOX T2 crashes when attempting to run 1.03.12
Thanks guys, installing auto-unprotect solved the problem. So I've had to learn all about encryption when all I wanted to do was watch a programme I'd recorded....
Ah, no. The Wiki (http://wiki.hummy.tv/wiki/Encryption) told me I needed the Auto-Decrypt package, but there isn't a package with that name. That page suggests that Auto-Unprotect is only needed for DLNA decryption, which I didn't think I needed.
badnts doesn't depend on auto-unprotect...
I tried recording BBC4 HD for the first time last night, and now I have a recording with a 0 length .nts file. 1.02.32 with CF2.21, transmitter is Crystal Palace.
So I read this thread and the Wiki, then installed the badnts package, created a directory (imaginatively named auto_decrypt) and...
And then, if you really must access the web interface remotely, use ssh port forwarding to reach it:
ssh -p <port number> -L80:localhost:80 <your public ip address>
If you buy a Smart TV, you rely on the manufacturer to provide software updates to add new services as they appear - and that's unlikely to happen after a few years. I prefer to use the HDMI connection(s) and feed the TV from computers or the Hummy - that way I'm (fairly) futureproof. But then...
I was going to suggest that people run lsusb with a dongle plugged in so one can see that vendor id and product id of the dongle. However lsusb on my humax returns nothing, even with my working dongle plugged in.
So, we'll do it the uglier way. Without the dongle plugged in, run
and note the...
Firstly, I know nothing about Mac Minis.
Can you bridge the Ethernet and Wireless ports of the Mac together ? That would be the easiest solution.
If not, you could have 2 subnets, routed by the Mac Mini.
Or you could carve out 4 IP addresses from your "real" range, and use those to create a...
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