Komatoes
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https://www.dropbox.com/s/hloc3xfn4hh6bad/Strictly Come Dancing_ The Results_20131020_1917.hmt
It's the wife that watches it not me, honest.....
It's the wife that watches it not me, honest.....
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- Thread starter Ezra Pound
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Yes.
Black Hole
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Tip: if you replace the "www" in a Dropbox link with "dl", the target file downloads directly instead of having to go through the Dropbox download page. Very handy for making displayable web pages. For other types of file, right-click and select "save target as".
Wallace
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Gotcha!
Black Hole
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Bloody iPad! Corrected. Thanks.
Thanks. The format looks identical to the one used on the HDR Fox-T2.
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Ezra Pound
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Ezra Pound
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Thanks for that, not sure why the 2000T is here :-
Home > Humax HDR-2000T 500gb Freeview HD Digital TV Recorder
when all their other PVRs are here :-
Home > Heating and Electricals > Audio Video Telephones > Digital Boxes and Services > Digital TV Recorders>
Home > Humax HDR-2000T 500gb Freeview HD Digital TV Recorder
when all their other PVRs are here :-
Home > Heating and Electricals > Audio Video Telephones > Digital Boxes and Services > Digital TV Recorders>
It can only be a matter of time, surely. I know, no guarantees, but I think Humax benefit from CF and the buzz it creates around their hardware. I doubt they would actively spend resources on trying to block CF.
Black Hole
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It depends what licensing deals they have with the EPG provider or the Internet content providers.
D
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Folks, Homebase are doing 15% off everything this weekend and the HDR2000T can be had for £156.94 delivered!
Use code DISCOUNT15 in checkout.
So, if I had bought one from Homebase, and used it 24/7 for 10.5 years, it would have paid for itself!
Luke
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Three questions.
These two links are to reviews of the 2000T
http://www.whathifi.com/news/humax-launches-hdr-2000t-freeview-hd-set-top-box
http://www.trustedreviews.com/humax...set-top-box_review_setup-and-operation_Page-2
Both reviews have the same picture of a remote. It lacks the bookmark buttons of the RM-F04.
If the 2000T has the same functionality as the HDR-FOX then how is bookmarking achieved?
Also, does a RM-F04 work on a 2000T, and if it does then do the bookmark buttons work?
These two links are to reviews of the 2000T
http://www.whathifi.com/news/humax-launches-hdr-2000t-freeview-hd-set-top-box
http://www.trustedreviews.com/humax...set-top-box_review_setup-and-operation_Page-2
Both reviews have the same picture of a remote. It lacks the bookmark buttons of the RM-F04.
If the 2000T has the same functionality as the HDR-FOX then how is bookmarking achieved?
Also, does a RM-F04 work on a 2000T, and if it does then do the bookmark buttons work?
Peter Christy
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Got my 2000T 2 days ago. Would have posted sooner, but the conformation e-mails kept not arriving!
I can confirm that dubbing SD material off to a USB drive works fine. I can also confirm that the method described on the wiki (using Foxy) also works for HiDef.
However, dubbing speeds are quite slow - about 1GB every 10 minutes - whether you are using a pen drive or a HDD. Also note that FAT has a file size limit of 4GB, but if you use ext3 to get around this, the Humax sets all the permissions to root/root, making them inaccessible without resetting. You can still play them, but nothing else until you reset things!
Also note that although FTPing into the system with a username of humaxftp and password as set also works, you need to set the port to 21 as well! Took me a while to find this one.....!
The 2000 is replacing my aging 9200, which although it still works, is getting a little temperamental in its old age! Its also nice to have HD.....!
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Pete
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I can confirm that dubbing SD material off to a USB drive works fine. I can also confirm that the method described on the wiki (using Foxy) also works for HiDef.
However, dubbing speeds are quite slow - about 1GB every 10 minutes - whether you are using a pen drive or a HDD. Also note that FAT has a file size limit of 4GB, but if you use ext3 to get around this, the Humax sets all the permissions to root/root, making them inaccessible without resetting. You can still play them, but nothing else until you reset things!
Also note that although FTPing into the system with a username of humaxftp and password as set also works, you need to set the port to 21 as well! Took me a while to find this one.....!
The 2000 is replacing my aging 9200, which although it still works, is getting a little temperamental in its old age! Its also nice to have HD.....!
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Pete
"Duct tape is like the Force: It has a light side and a dark side, and it binds the Universe together!"
Black Hole
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That does sound a bit slower than HDR-FOX, but not much. See Trail Guide (click) stage 1.8. Anyone with a 2000T might like to explore it with the Trail Guide as a starting point, as this starts on the premise of "non-modded".