It's listed on the BBC website as having iPlayer support so even if if it never reaches market, that suggest it does, or did, exist.
I'm still wondering why my post of eight years ago on myhumax.org got removed concerning querying the ownership of myhumax.org after it was registered through a third party. I did receive a PM from Barry saying it was no longer Sont but no more specific details, although he did make it sound as though something was imminent.
I don't believe that's true. Do your own research in to Blu Sas and see what you discover (it's referred to on the FAQ page, and a reference was also on the Welcome email sent on registering).
Always the optimistic one, but hopefully you will believe it when it all turns out to be a crock of
Have it your way, it’s fine by me.Always the optimistic one, but hopefully you will believe it when it all turns out to be a crock of
I think your supposition is probably correct.
I think it is a safe bet to say that it is certain that it will not record Freely content and only record Freeview channels,, if that was ever to become a possibility you will see several companies releasing Freely recorders and doubtful that Humax would be the first to appear. I think the whole point of pushing Freely is to prevent recording and the ability to FF or skip past adverts and by providing everything on catch up it might convince many that they no longer need a recorder. I think this Aura EZ is just an attempt to profit from a hybrid that will fill the gap between the demise of Ad avoiding and Freeview recording and the compulsory Ad viewing of Freely. I have no experience of Freely myself but can anyone confirm that there is a skip option to avoid Ads or are they as unavoidable as Android catch up Ads on the Aura?
They were independent electrical retailers who were all members of the Euronics network. Some of those retailers do indicate which items they source through Euronics and this was one of those items.
Neither have I.
no chance!Is Freely not all internet based and not ota?Neither have I.
(The following is mainly opinion - no actual facts!)
I've seen conflicting information on t'net as to whether all channels available over-the-air on Freeview are available ota on Freely. If they are then there is a possibility that all current channels could be recorded. I suppose trick play (eg. skip) might be disabled. Who knows.
It is highly unlikely that the new box would record from the internet. If it did your recordings could be time limited and copying to another device prevented. You may need the internet to verify your credentials for a recording and for seeing adverts Skip to avoid them -
That makes sense but where did Euronics get such detailed info if not from Humax? I have not seen anything anywhere claiming it was leaked by mistake or stolen info.
My understanding is that with the current freely receivers that can also use DTT, when in freely mode, and an aerial is also connected, then freely takes priority over any aerial equivalent. Your suggestion that a recorder could be produced that could still record the DTT version even if there is a freely version will hopefully materialise.Neither have I.
(The following is mainly opinion - no actual facts!)
I've seen conflicting information on t'net as to whether all channels available over-the-air on Freeview are available ota on Freely. If they are then there is a possibility that all current channels could be recorded. I suppose trick play (eg. skip) might be disabled. Who knows.
It is highly unlikely that the new box would record from the internet. If it did your recordings could be time limited and copying to another device prevented. You may need the internet to verify your credentials for a recording and for seeing adverts Skip to avoid them -
As I understand Freely you need to think of it more as a Freeview Plus Plus so a single UI for all your on demand and terrestrial TV if you have an aerial.
Yes, but 'they' have got an agenda - it's all about saving them money, costing us money and inconvenience, and we don't really count anyway.
If that is how it works then that confirms I do not want a Freely device, and I especially don't want one for my parents. For them the higher reliability of the Freeview broadcast is important.
