Unknown Icon - Humax Guide

[ian_j]

Just added a recording via the Humax Guide and noticed an icon that I've not seen before.

Took a photo but it didn't come out very well, it's the icon on the left.



What does this icon indicate?

[EDIT]

I did check the wiki but it's not shown.

 

[Luke]

Programme has recommendations.

http://s929.photobucket.com/user/Hummyorg/media/HDR Fox T2/Icons.jpg.html

https://myhumax.org/forum/topic/details-of-some-of-the-icons

 

[ian_j]

That's great thank you.
Shows how much I use the Humax Guide vs the WebIF.

 

[Ezra Pound]

ian_j : I did check the wiki but it's not shown.

This icon is in the Wiki here :-
http://wiki.hummy.tv/wiki/FAQs#What_Does_this_EPG_Icon_Mean.3F

 

[ian_j]

Ah right, I used the search & it brought me here:
http://wiki.hummy.tv/wiki/Icons

 

[Trev]

One of the disadvantages of trying to maintain something in two different places.

 

[Black Hole]

Ah right, I used the search & it brought me here:
http://wiki.hummy.tv/wiki/Icons

Those are specifically icons used in the WebIF. What's needed are cross-reference links.

 

[xyz321]

There is the multi-channel audio icon which does appear in the on-screen info bar.

 

[Black Hole]

There is the multi-channel audio icon which does appear in the on-screen info bar.

Under what circumstances exactly - press "i" during live transmission and recording playback?

 

[xyz321]

Is appears on playback or whilst time shifting a live transmission. I am not sure what it actually indicates though. It seems to appear on most programmes so might just mean two or more channels.

 

[EEPhil]

My reading of Multiaudio icon (at least from a 2000T perspective and the usage) is that it is usually indicates that there is an AD channel. I've seen it on BBC and ITV, but it doesn't appear on Talking Pictures or Your TV (which don't have AD or subtitles).