A new software update is available for customers with YouView on BT

An exciting new software update is being rolled out to YouView Humax boxes for BT customers. This will be a phased roll-out managed by BT so some customers will get it today/tonight and the rest will get it in due course. Customers will receive this update automatically and all they need to do is leave their boxes on standby overnight.
The update has 2 main features –
1) You will be able to record programmes on internet channels- in the same way as recording programmes delivered through the aerial.
2) You can now pause an internet channel as well as skip backwards and forwards:
• Pressing either of these
buttons on the remote control whilst watching an internet channel will skip the channel forward rather than fast forwarding with a moving picture.
• Pressing either of these
buttons on the remote control whilst watching an internet channel will skip the channel back rather than rewinding with a moving picture.
This applies to all BT Extra TV channels which can be found in the guide from channel 400 onwards and which have 3 dots under the channel number.
When recording an internet channel there are few things to please keep in mind:
1. You will be able to record a programme on an Internet channel if it does not clash with existing scheduled recordings. A clash may occur if 2 other recordings are scheduled at the same time as the programme you wish to record. If there is a clash with the programme you will be given the option to delete the existing scheduled recording to resolve the clash.
2. If you try to playback a recording on an Internet Channel that you no longer subscribe to, you will be prompted to set up the channel again
3. You will be able to watch or record 2 channels at the same time, regardless of whether they are internet channels or broadcast channels. You can also still watch On Demand programmes if you are recording 2 channels.
4. There is a possibility On Demand playback may be affected by internet line speed whilst an internet channel is recording. A notification will appear on screen to advise you of this.
5. If you attempt to record a programme on an internet channel which has not been set up, you will be prompted to set up the channel first.
More information regarding PIN protection and Parental controls for Internet Channels can be found on our FAQ http://support.youview.com/articles/S...
You can check if you have the latest version of YouView software by pressing the YouView button on your remote control (Add blue icon), navigate to ‘Settings’ > ‘System Information’ > ‘Software Versions’.
For those boxes that have already received the update you will see the following:
Manufacturer Software: 15.11.0
Component Software: 2.1.14
Platform configuration: 712
ISP Configuration: (varies by ISP)
If your box displays different software versions, please be patient as this is a phased rollout and only available on YouView from BT. Customers with YouView boxes bought from Retail or TalkTalk will receive this update in due course.
The update has 2 main features –
1) You will be able to record programmes on internet channels- in the same way as recording programmes delivered through the aerial.
2) You can now pause an internet channel as well as skip backwards and forwards:
• Pressing either of these

• Pressing either of these

This applies to all BT Extra TV channels which can be found in the guide from channel 400 onwards and which have 3 dots under the channel number.
When recording an internet channel there are few things to please keep in mind:
1. You will be able to record a programme on an Internet channel if it does not clash with existing scheduled recordings. A clash may occur if 2 other recordings are scheduled at the same time as the programme you wish to record. If there is a clash with the programme you will be given the option to delete the existing scheduled recording to resolve the clash.

2. If you try to playback a recording on an Internet Channel that you no longer subscribe to, you will be prompted to set up the channel again

3. You will be able to watch or record 2 channels at the same time, regardless of whether they are internet channels or broadcast channels. You can also still watch On Demand programmes if you are recording 2 channels.
4. There is a possibility On Demand playback may be affected by internet line speed whilst an internet channel is recording. A notification will appear on screen to advise you of this.

5. If you attempt to record a programme on an internet channel which has not been set up, you will be prompted to set up the channel first.

More information regarding PIN protection and Parental controls for Internet Channels can be found on our FAQ http://support.youview.com/articles/S...
You can check if you have the latest version of YouView software by pressing the YouView button on your remote control (Add blue icon), navigate to ‘Settings’ > ‘System Information’ > ‘Software Versions’.
For those boxes that have already received the update you will see the following:
Manufacturer Software: 15.11.0
Component Software: 2.1.14
Platform configuration: 712
ISP Configuration: (varies by ISP)
If your box displays different software versions, please be patient as this is a phased rollout and only available on YouView from BT. Customers with YouView boxes bought from Retail or TalkTalk will receive this update in due course.
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But thanks for this although i dont sub to the channels i would have found this as a very welcome update.
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Is there a definitive list of which channels these are anywhere? What of channels in the 400 range which do not have 3 dots under the channel number? In particular, are the BT Sport and Eurosport channels now recordable?
I still have my issue where starting to watch an SD recording of any kind and sometimes SD channels causes the TV/AVR/YouView box to do some sort of renegotiation and the picture becomes misaligned to the left on my 1080p Panasonic TV, but you can't have everything
Brian Wilton
It seems that TalkTalk support don't know about their update (released yesterday).
Thanks very much to all who have obviously worked hard to get this so far bug free update out.
Regards
Published yesterday (20th December).
Better late than never I suppose...