Why should anyone need more than 640k of RAM? Or even to have a computer in their home? (To paraphrase Bill Gates and Ken Olsen.)
Except he didn't say it
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Why should anyone need more than 640k of RAM? Or even to have a computer in their home? (To paraphrase Bill Gates and Ken Olsen.)
Now that this version fixes the BBC3 HD and BBC4 HD Zero-size non-playable recording problem, does this mean I can safely delete the following, which were installed to address said problem?
- the auto-unprotect package
- the auto-decrypt package and
- the badnts package.
Why would you want to remove auto-unprotect and auto-decrypt? They're generally a good idea to run on everything.
In case your motherboard blows and you want to rescue the recordings. But it's only telly.
I got that too, when I was dabbling with the detectads package when it was new. But, as MymsMan says, please take this discussion to the relevant topic.More frustratingly, after apparently detecting breaks and getting the "Refresh page to see bookmarks" message, I get nothing when I do the refresh. Applies whether the recording is on the internal drive or an external (usb connected) one.
You were right, BH.I'm not convinced the problem is entirely resolved anyway. The main point of the custom firmware is to fix the things that Humax got wrong (from our point of view), there seems to me no harm in keeping the protections just in case.
If the length of a recording shows up as 0 minutes on-screen (by pressing the media button on the remote control and navigating to the correct folder) then it could be the zero length NTS file fault. After decryption, the faulty NTS file may be deleted and you can use the sidecar package to create a new one. However, this fault is fixed in 1.03.12 firmware. If you just have a zero byte HMT file the recording has failed to start and there is nothing to decrypt. You should still have a sizeable TS file with the zero length NTS file fault: the programme is in the TS file.You were right, BH.
Two progs recorded over the weekend on BBC3HD show up as zero file size in my GUI.
They now reside in my newly created [Decrypted Items] folder, waiting for the auto-decrypt package to do its stuff.
This is what I have postulated is not entirely true, and the example above appears to confirm my postulate.However, this fault is fixed in 1.03.12 firmware.