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Pterodactyl
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Hi Redbullmaster, no, sadly I didn't resolve the issue.
I didn't try Luke's suggestion as I didn't want to risk 'bricking it', as they reach a decent price on eBay. The multiple-source multiple-output HDMI matrix switch which Black Hole mentioned may well work, but given the cost of them and the possibility that it wouldn't cure the issue, I decided to bite the bullet and just purchase a new Humax HDR 1800T which does work with the TV (checked in the shop before buying!). It's very similar to the old T2, with the absence of the full display at the front and just one usb socket at the rear. One slightly annoying issue is that when the Hummy is in standby but starts recording, the TV screen comes up with a "no signal" message for a few seconds; to get round this I have just put the 1800T on timer power up/down each evening to avoid missing any live TV I may be watching.
Hope this might help a little, but sorry I can't give you a definitive solution.
Many thanks to all who contributed with suggestions previously.
I didn't try Luke's suggestion as I didn't want to risk 'bricking it', as they reach a decent price on eBay. The multiple-source multiple-output HDMI matrix switch which Black Hole mentioned may well work, but given the cost of them and the possibility that it wouldn't cure the issue, I decided to bite the bullet and just purchase a new Humax HDR 1800T which does work with the TV (checked in the shop before buying!). It's very similar to the old T2, with the absence of the full display at the front and just one usb socket at the rear. One slightly annoying issue is that when the Hummy is in standby but starts recording, the TV screen comes up with a "no signal" message for a few seconds; to get round this I have just put the 1800T on timer power up/down each evening to avoid missing any live TV I may be watching.
Hope this might help a little, but sorry I can't give you a definitive solution.
Many thanks to all who contributed with suggestions previously.