Humax FHR-6000T Will this need its own listing in the forum? ( Now named the Aura EZ 4K Freely Recorder)
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EEPhil
Number 28
What I would say is don't expect the Aura EZ to record internet streams - it might but I very much doubt it. It probably will record if there is a version of a channel available through the aerial - if it's connected and you've scanned for channels. (A bit long-winded, hope it makes sense).
Owen Smith
Well-Known Member
The common, but entirely incorrect, usage.
Black Hole
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Common usage is correct usage, whether we like it or not.
Owen Smith
Well-Known Member
Surely as pedants we can insist they are wrong? I know I will continue to do so.
EEPhil
Number 28
We might as well all give up going on about rogue and missing apostrophes then. Should we close AvP as well?
Will it be the death of my humax satellite?
Maybe someone can produce a glossary of correct terms, titles and grammar to use here to avoid certain confrontation from site pedants and Brian can make it a sticky.We might as well all give up going on about rogue and missing apostrophes then. Should we close AvP as well?
EEPhil
Number 28
I really wish I could unread that thought!
crypticc
New Member
Sorry
Two topics
I was expecting the aura-like EZ would be good
Some people raved (about the aura)
I think a & b were used far more frequently than c by anyone who has owned an Aura for a while and not in a positive way....................
rave verb
raved; ravingSynonyms of rave
intransitive verb
a
: to talk irrationally in or as if in delirium
b
: to speak out wildly
c
: to talk with extreme enthusiasm
Black Hole
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Did I say that? I never said that. Clearly AvP is for pedantry, with the purpose of turning off pedantic mode elsewhere.
crypticc
New Member
This
I wasn't to record either live or on demand channels delivered wirelessly via the internet.
I was thinking about what used to be called terrestrial (presumably what the T in t4 stands for
Black Hole
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And it's still called terrestrial (as opposed to satellite) broadcasting.
EEPhil
Number 28
No you didn't explicitly say it. Let's say you gave me that impression. As for turning off pedantic mode elsewhere -
I wish you luck with that endeavour.Owen Smith
Well-Known Member
I'm still trying to work out what AvP means in this context.No you didn't explicitly say it. Let's say you gave me that impression. As for turning off pedantic mode elsewhere -
antipodean
Active Member
It is a commonly used abbreviation here, for the "assume vs presume" topic in the Hummy Arms at the bottom of the forums page.
Did you expect anything else?
