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I don't think that Explore2FS can handle XFS format partitions.
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I'm not the original poster but I've moved a DN372T from old gen to new gen (DN372T.01.01.P - 72.48.91/3.6.248) and can confirm that this TalkTalk box continues to be as described by @laticsrblu. Edit: I have now also tried a "Factory Reset" to see if that would trigger any improvement. It didn't.
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I decided to move to new gen on my DN372T.01.01.P (72.48.91/3.6.248) and can confirm that this TalkTalk box continues to have both AD bugs that it had with old gen. The major of these two bugs being that even when the AD is set to "Very High" the AD is still drowned out by load music or sound effects due to the…
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From what you describe your box still has "Youview Retail firmware".To revert back to the generic non-talktalk/non-BT/Non-plusnet menus you will need to connect it to a non-talktalk/non-BT/non-plusnet router. The menus will usually revert back within a few hours. Once the menus have reverted back…
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@laticsrblu This used to be a known issue on the Huawei youview units. For a post from the year 2013 see the following link: https://community.youview.com/youview/discussion/comment/18887825 However, it could be that since then Huawei have partially corrected the fault. Check in the settings that you do still have the…
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The channels you are missing come via the internet and not via the DTT transmissions. The word 'Freeview' does have a number of different meanings. One of them usages which is common is to use the word 'Freeview' instead of 'DTT'. Youview boxes are capable of receiving all the UK DTT transmissions that Freeview boxes…
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Yes but as announced with the start of the launch of the release that started to bring Amazon Prime to other BT branded models the release would be rolled out to the DTR-T4000 for the fixes but would not include Amazon Prime being…
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I've tried to reproduce the non-play of HD recordings as described in the first post and have not been able to duplicate them using a DTR-T2100 (31.28.0). The DTR-T2100 was disconnected from its power supply, router and aerial and after 6 hours was powered up. It and reported a lack of internet…
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Both of your 'Berkshire & North Hampshire' options are from Hannington. Hannington broadcasts two versions of the local multiplex (mux). Most people who receive their signal from Hannington can receive just 1 of these but there are pockets where both can be received. You location is currently one where both can be…
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There is a new playout system. https://hummy.tv/forum/threads/failed-recordings.8496/page-2#post-119873 The One Show normally starts a couple of minutes early and so I recorded that yesterday from BBC ONE HD and it recorded fine. Possibly just some programmes are impacted? Or it is fixed now?
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In the examples I've looked at ITV have changed the way they are sometimes defining a series. Previously the series on ITV+1 was always defined as a repeat of the series on ITV. Now they sometimes define it as the same series with each episode being broadcast twice within that single series. It doesn't sound much of a…
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I'm not too sure about that as I don't think that ext2fsd can handle XFS format partitions. Or doesn't the DTR-T2100 have XFS partitions? For just occasional use a linux live cd could may be easiest if a linux computer isn't available.
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@Steve K I do not read the email quote and its link the same as you. That link is to a thread which begins by referring to all the next gen feedback on this site. It is an announcement where youview stated that they thanked every one for all the feedback and gave a summary of what they thought were the main points so far.…
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Rosaleen, please would you clarify. Is the issue that with the old box you could watch BBC1, BBC2, ITV and a lot of other channels but with the new box you cannot watch any of them and can't even see the programme guide? If you press the youview button what do you see on your TV screen?
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Yes, I was mistaken. I did try it before posting just to make sure but misinterpreted the new way it shows the time bar with next gen. I'm curious to confirm if it was how I described for a Humax old gen but not curious enough to unpack and setup my non-updated T1000 just to try it!
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DaveGrohl> " I'm sure I've seen another post saying that if another programme has started then a new programme buffer starts" On the Humax manufactured youview recorders if the channel being watched is the same channel as the recording that starts then yes the buffer so far will be lost. It is not just 28.26 that does…
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Deke> "What model box do you have?" I used a DTR-T2100 to match yours.
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On a 28.26.0 I've now selected "Series recording cdwm on 4seven tomorrow at 1230". In the guide it does also show the next 4 episodes immediately after that with the recording icon. Friday, Saturday and Tuesday's multiple episodes also now have the recording icon against them in the guide. The schedule, as usual with all…
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I don't know about the past episodes but have access to the metadata for today and the next seven days. The broadcaster's metadata to define Friday's episode with tomorrow's as part of the same series is correct. If it is still happening for that series then it is not down to the broadcaster. The broadcaster's metadata to…
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The KDL-46HX853 i-manual on the Sony site has 2 ways of setting a scene mode, and they have slightly different scenes listed! These are the links for the two pages. The first is via the picture mode option. http://helpguide.sony.net/gbmig/C5651001/v1/eng/c_picscrn_picmode.html…
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@Elaine. No need to feel stupid. In the UK 3 of Humax's remotes look very similar, and you did helpfully describe your old remote, plus it is hardly unheard of for someone to refer to 'youview' as 'freeview'.
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I'm reluctant to update my DN372T to newer software unless I know I can get something I find useful out of it. At least on old gen there is a bug with the Audio Description on a DN372T. It takes no notice of the fade level that is broadcast alongside any AD. This means that when there is load music or sound effects the AD…
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@Steve K. As you stated the first post in a thread does not have the 'like' voting button. But it does have a voting button. It is located top right of the thread and is called 'ME TOO'. It is probably easier to use that rather than finding another youview owner's post to attach your 'like' to and then getting abuse for it…
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That is 'a' Humax forum, not 'the' Humax forum. When humax.org closed two forums formed with different agendas. The other dedicated Humax forum is hummy.tv. Elaine's original description of her equipment including a description of a youview remote. Elaine has also since indicated that it was just a slip when she mentioned…
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Elaine, it sounds as though you have a youview box but have caused a bit of confusion elsewhere by calling it a freeview box on this thread. Does your box say 'youview' or 'freeview' box on the front of it? The usage of the two words are not always interchangeable. From your description of your old remote it sounds like it…
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That is in Orange Bucket's post on 28.26.0. In the post on 28.26.0 Orange Bucket did give the reason for adding the post there and was also clear that the box no longer had 28.26.0 but had the later version.
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27.50.0 was also the version number for the DTR-T2000 releases. https://support.youview.com/youview-box/software-updates/humax-software-update-27-50-0 It contains youview core software 3.1.156 which is adaptive depending on your isp. If you have BT as your ISP then it'll look like a BT version, and if you don't have a…
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And the other half of the move to the HDR-2000T. You can't meaningly move the DTR-T2100's HD recordings to the HDR-2000T as they are encrypted. For the SD recordings it's hummy.tv, but there is just 1 relevant thread on there at the moment and that's presuming that internally the disk organisation of the DTR-T2100 is…
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OK, you've convinced me. As it did what you were probably expecting then that does indicate that its not an overload problem.
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If you mean extracting from the 9200T then both myhumax.org or hummy.tv will have knowledge about humaxrw which runs using a USB HDD adapter on either windows or linux. Humaxrw is far more reliable than e-linker but can be bit tricky to get the initial line commends correct. Just don't give permission for your computer to…