mightyoakbob
Member
Hi,
I'm new here, only had my HDR FOX T2 a couple of days.
I have a problem with HDMI. When I configured the box from new I set it to output 1080P to the TV like my Bluray players. I noticed that the picture wasn't that great and that it was vertically stretched so much of the picture was off the top and bottom of the screen. The connection was actually working at 576i. I stepped throught the settings with the V button but it stopped at 1080i. I would be happy with that except that I know the BBC do broadcast 1080P25 sometimes and I don't know if leaving the at 1080i would be OK for that.
Any advice appreciated.
Incidentally, I contacted Humax about this and they asked me the software version and then proclaimed that my TV was faulty. I tried to say but hang on, my Oppo Bluray, Panasonic Bluray and Sky box all work fine but the guy wouldn't even let me finish the sentence and insisted my TV was faulty. To be honest, although he was calling me Sir continuously, I thought him unhelpful and quite rude.
Cheers,
Bob.
I'm new here, only had my HDR FOX T2 a couple of days.
I have a problem with HDMI. When I configured the box from new I set it to output 1080P to the TV like my Bluray players. I noticed that the picture wasn't that great and that it was vertically stretched so much of the picture was off the top and bottom of the screen. The connection was actually working at 576i. I stepped throught the settings with the V button but it stopped at 1080i. I would be happy with that except that I know the BBC do broadcast 1080P25 sometimes and I don't know if leaving the at 1080i would be OK for that.
Any advice appreciated.
Incidentally, I contacted Humax about this and they asked me the software version and then proclaimed that my TV was faulty. I tried to say but hang on, my Oppo Bluray, Panasonic Bluray and Sky box all work fine but the guy wouldn't even let me finish the sentence and insisted my TV was faulty. To be honest, although he was calling me Sir continuously, I thought him unhelpful and quite rude.
Cheers,
Bob.