My hummy died, how do I stop hummy RS emails?

[Keith Hartley]

I was signed up for Remote Scheduling but my hummy has died and I'd like to stop the emails telling me that I have failed recordings.

Apologies if I have missed the answer in the forums.

 

[Brian]

You can turn them off in the settings on the RS website.

 

[MymsMan]

my hummy has died

Died? How?

You may be able to get help with techniques for resurrection if you provide more info on the symptoms
Failing that there will probably be users willing to take an old unit for repair or spares

 

[Keith Hartley]

Could you give me the url please?

 

[Keith Hartley]

For the RS website I mean.

 

[Keith Hartley]

Died? How?

You may be able to get help with techniques for resurrection if you provide more info on the symptoms
Failing that there will probably be users willing to take an old unit for repair or spares

Sadly the unit has a power supply problem I think. Is there a market in supplying a new PSU? That opens a new avenue, I assumed that I'd lost the unit.

 

[Matthew]

Ebay

 

[Brian]

Could you give me the url please?

https://rs.hpkg.tv/

 

[Keith Hartley]

thank you.

 

[Black Hole]

Sadly the unit has a power supply problem I think. Is there a market in supplying a new PSU? That opens a new avenue, I assumed that I'd lost the unit.

There are always ways and means, one way or another, depending the lengths one is prepared to go. The only thing I would describe as terminal is if the motherboard is dead - and then the peripheral parts are available as spares.

Commissioning, Disassembling, and Repairing an HDR-FOX (click)

 

[Black Hole]

Could you give me the url please?

For the RS website I mean.

If you didn't know the RS URL, how would you have used it in the first place?

 

[MymsMan]

If you didn't know the RS URL, how would you have used it in the first place?

There are many websites (linux commands, forum threads ....) that I have used in the past but can I ever recall them when I need to

 

[Matthew]

There are many websites (linux commands, forum threads ....) that I have used in the past but can I ever recall them when I need to

There is a little known function that all browsers have called favorites/bookmarks!

 

[EEPhil]

There is a little known function that all browsers have called favorites/bookmarks!

However, if you are as well organised as me , you have multiple links to the same place, some dead, all badly filed in a list that extends over three columns - so I feel MymsMan's pain.

 

[Matthew]

if you are as well organised as me , you have multiple links to the same place

You need firefox, it won't let you create a new bookmark to an address you already have bookmarked.

 

[Luke]

If you didn't know the RS URL, how would you have used it in the first place?

For a few examples see your own posts.

 

[EEPhil]

You need firefox,

I only use that memory hogger if I have to. That leads to another problem - bookmarks/favourites in different browsers!

 

[Matthew]

I only use that memory hogger

If you disable its awful multi-process feature memory usage is 'acceptable', though it is somewhat of a hack to do.

 

[EEPhil]

If you disable its awful multi-process feature memory usage is 'acceptable', though it is somewhat of a hack to do.

Ta. I'll do some research.

 

[Matthew]

This is what my notes say I did:

Stop firefox eating ram and going slowwwwwwww

about:config

browser.tabs.remote.autostart false
dom.ipc.processCount  1

Permissions:

Prevent accessibility services from accessing your browser

I do use chrome now and then, but its password security is abysmal

Don't use microsoft browsers by principle, they have a habit fo giving the appearence of security whilst giving little in reality.