Note also that next Wednesdays episode is only a half hour, which is why I suspect they have used an old episode.
I haven't worked out why there isn't a full hour time slot, the programs around Repair Shop look like they could have made space if they had tried it.
But my understanding is that all four fields need to have correct addresses in them for the hummy to send at all. That is why i suggested going to DHCP to get the three fields correctly filled in then going back to manual to enter the desired device IP address.
I would suggest changing it to DHCP, let it make the network connection, and that will fill in all the other fields. Then change it back to Manual, and set the address again. It sounds to me like it cannot find the translation server.
I've had these, and the first time I couldn't be bothered with entering them every day, so wrote them down. But the system expects you to enter them every day, and won't accept a table of entries.
Well, as I suggested in my post it stopped at the next AR mark. It wasn't actually a runaway program, it just missed the AR mark at the start of the program following Antiques Roadshow and instead stopped on the next AR mark.
Hmm, I recorded it and it stopped correctly.
I'm using padding, not AR, if that makes a difference. It may have missed the AR stop (or more correctly the AR start for the next program) if you are using that.
OK, when it did its power cycle at around 5:15 this morning it did not power up and when I powered it up it had reset to no channels and no EPG again. :frantic::frantic::frantic::frantic:
So had to do a channel scan before any backups would restore the EPG.
How do you get Tunefix to restore the...
I cannot access the Hummy using Putty (comes up with 'connection refused' using SSH and Telnet) and using the Webif Diagnostics Database Browser it doesn't show any content, although it shows logical looking content on most of the other *.db files.
using Putty without SSH opens the Humax menu...
My HDR-FOX T2 went into power down mode this morning, and in the process has reset all its setup.
When I rebooted it decided it need to scan channels ... yada yada yada.
After getting the network configured again and restoring the backup I find it will not show the EPG on the WebIF...
Hmm, my RS is showing Tuesdays (tonights) episode as also being on Wednesday and although it is not in tonights schedule (replaced by sport, as noted above) it seems it still wants to record it tonight. So refresh now in progress ...
Thanks for the heads up.
I think I would be looking for wind affected trees in the signal path, from that description. Another possibility would be the aerial cable having a dodgy connection affected by wind.
No bent elements on the aerial? again wind movement could do strange things.
Not the VB code mentioned above. IIRC it gets compiled to tokens or links to .NET DLLs. But where were they using VB? was it code for the terminals? That is about the only bit I could envisage running Windows.
This will depend on the language suites used. If using the Microsoft Visual Languages...
This sounds like a capacitor on the electronics board has gone short circuit. It could be either a ceramiic or electrolytic that is the problem.
I once had a board that I was building up from a kit, and before fitting the expensive chips which were in sockets i had the presence to apply power...
Note also that next Wednesdays episode is only a half hour, which is why I suspect they have used an old episode.
I haven't worked out why there isn't a full hour time slot, the programs around Repair Shop look like they could have made space if they had tried it.
But my understanding is that all four fields need to have correct addresses in them for the hummy to send at all. That is why i suggested going to DHCP to get the three fields correctly filled in then going back to manual to enter the desired device IP address.
I would suggest changing it to DHCP, let it make the network connection, and that will fill in all the other fields. Then change it back to Manual, and set the address again. It sounds to me like it cannot find the translation server.
I've had these, and the first time I couldn't be bothered with entering them every day, so wrote them down. But the system expects you to enter them every day, and won't accept a table of entries.
Well, as I suggested in my post it stopped at the next AR mark. It wasn't actually a runaway program, it just missed the AR mark at the start of the program following Antiques Roadshow and instead stopped on the next AR mark.
Hmm, I recorded it and it stopped correctly.
I'm using padding, not AR, if that makes a difference. It may have missed the AR stop (or more correctly the AR start for the next program) if you are using that.
OK, when it did its power cycle at around 5:15 this morning it did not power up and when I powered it up it had reset to no channels and no EPG again. :frantic::frantic::frantic::frantic:
So had to do a channel scan before any backups would restore the EPG.
How do you get Tunefix to restore the...
I cannot access the Hummy using Putty (comes up with 'connection refused' using SSH and Telnet) and using the Webif Diagnostics Database Browser it doesn't show any content, although it shows logical looking content on most of the other *.db files.
using Putty without SSH opens the Humax menu...
My HDR-FOX T2 went into power down mode this morning, and in the process has reset all its setup.
When I rebooted it decided it need to scan channels ... yada yada yada.
After getting the network configured again and restoring the backup I find it will not show the EPG on the WebIF...
Hmm, my RS is showing Tuesdays (tonights) episode as also being on Wednesday and although it is not in tonights schedule (replaced by sport, as noted above) it seems it still wants to record it tonight. So refresh now in progress ...
Thanks for the heads up.
I think I would be looking for wind affected trees in the signal path, from that description. Another possibility would be the aerial cable having a dodgy connection affected by wind.
No bent elements on the aerial? again wind movement could do strange things.
Not the VB code mentioned above. IIRC it gets compiled to tokens or links to .NET DLLs. But where were they using VB? was it code for the terminals? That is about the only bit I could envisage running Windows.
This will depend on the language suites used. If using the Microsoft Visual Languages...
This sounds like a capacitor on the electronics board has gone short circuit. It could be either a ceramiic or electrolytic that is the problem.
I once had a board that I was building up from a kit, and before fitting the expensive chips which were in sockets i had the presence to apply power...
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