RIP little box
So that's it ,the box has gone to the youview heaven .On two days when i switched the tv on the box was in maintenance mode ,so i updated it and all was well ......till the third day and my DTR-T4000 is stuck in maintenance mode and there is nothing i can do with it .I have tried powering it off , another hdd ect but nothing .It tries to reset but then reverts back to the same screen .So do i buy another or go down the freeview play route like a Manhattan T3 or something ?
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Using Maintenance Mode
A YouView Box FAQ
Maintenance mode is used to recover your box when something has gone wrong with it. You can restore your box back to its factory settings, letting you start again from a clean slate.
- Turn the power on using the switch found on the back of your box. ...
- Press
and hold the down arrow button on the top of the box for 5 seconds
until you see the Enter Maintenance Mode Y/N (Y:POWER) prompt. ...
- Press the button on the top of the box.
- The box should now enter maintenance mode.
...... then back out and see if that does it. Good luck.BTW, there is no truth in the rumours that Auras come with a free copy of Deathwish 🙀
"I’d get another T4000, probably off eBay, to tide you over until Manhattan get the T3 right"
Not that i should be asking this but can i take it you rate the T3 ? other than the probs we all have with the youview boxes i.e not being able to pad recordings ect and one thing i do miss , there used to be a little green circle iirc when advertising a program or film that allowed you to set up a recording of what ever was being advertised what happened to that
I have no personal experience of the T3, but I haven’t seen bad reports of it. Last time I looked, people were waiting for a promised remote recording app from them, but I don’t know if it ever materialised, or what the situation is there now.
The new Humax Aura looks good on paper, but isn’t yet(?) exactly living up to its promise.
The new box would reinitialise it, but you probably know that; means you could at least buy a 500GB box a bit cheaper, and still have your 1TB.
(He says as he fights off the SAP b*st*rds trying to encroach on his 2TB on the 1PB box he has to share with them)