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The hard drive for the 9200T is extremely difficult to source as Seagate do not make the 160GB IDE ACE model any more.
Where did you get your HDD from and was it new or reconditioned?
grahamlthompson – 14 hours ago »
Must find out how to shorten hypertext links
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I had to re-scan my TV very recently because of the same issue – Film 4 was missing.
Try a re-scan of the channels.
gat – 4 hours ago »
What relationship do you have with Humax? I suspect none and the information you give is just fabricated.
Member banned for abuse of an admin, which I will not tolerate.
Long-term members will know and appreciate the valuable part Barry plays in providing accurate and up-to-date information on this forum, and other forums before it.
I agree with Martin. It sounds like the internal hard disk drive is faulty.
If you watch live TV can you press the Pause button to pause the live programme?
There is no way to adjust the display but the later models of the 9200T had a much dimmer display than the originals.
andy96j – 37 minutes ago »
Would you go for the extra space of the 1TB model or is 500gb plenty? (we found the 160gb ok on the 9200T but we did’nt have HD to think about).
Thanks again
I always say you should go for the best you can afford. I think the 1TB model is worth the extra.
I’ve used a product called ProjectX which has worked well for my old 9200T ts files. Its not very intuitive, but it will separate all the streams from the ts file and store each as a separate file. You can then load the video and audio streams separately into your editor, or use ProjectX to re-merge those streams into a single mpeg that you can then edit.
There are three possible problems:
1) ProjectX is written in java, so it may work on a Mac with a bit of tweaking.
2) I haven’t tried ProjectX with a Foxsat ts stream.
3) It doesnt work for HD streams.
