Brian, can you check the Micom version on each of the boxes? I'll look at mine this evening for comparison. Micom is the front panel controller.One of my boxes was in standby this morning with a stray "HD" icon, the other box was normal.
Box 1 MICOM Version : 9.3Brian, can you check the Micom version on each of the boxes? I'll look at mine this evening for comparison. Micom is the front panel controller.
Thanks for this, so much better than a scrolling truncated programme name. Would it be possible to add the option to show the remaining time with a "-" in front, instead of the elapsed time?I've uploaded version 1.01 which adds one new feature 'Show elapsed time on playback?' which defaults to off.
When it is on then when you're playing something back then the display will just show 'Play 00:00' where 00:00 is the elapsed time of the playback in hours a minutes instead of a scrolling display of the programme name.
When timeshifting it's slightly different...
I'm afraid not - although when I first read the request for 'Play XX:XX' I thought the same thing until a solution came to me later in the day, so you never know...Thanks for this, so much better than a scrolling truncated programme name. Would it be possible to add the option to show the remaining time with a "-" in front, instead of the elapsed time?
OK, thanks.I'm afraid not - although when I first read the request for 'Play XX:XX' I thought the same thing until a solution came to me later in the day, so you never know...
How long after you stop playing a file does the display change ? I have not seen this behaviour.But I have also now noticed when I stop playing a file and am simply watching live TV, the front panel displays the channel name for a few seconds, then reverts to showing "Play 12:55" which is the current time!
Within a few secondsHow long after you stop playing a file does the display change ? I have not seen this behaviour.
I have also now noticed when I stop playing a file and am simply watching live TV, the front panel displays the channel name for a few seconds, then reverts to showing "Play 12:55" which is the current time!
That's expected if you're watching in timeslip. The time shown is the time of what you're currently watching so usually a few minutes behind live time. It's the only time that makes sense to show.There is also a problem with chase play of a live stream, which after a Pause and Play displays Play 13:00 (Current Time)
That's expected if you're watching in timeslip.