Just to add to Martin’s reply, IIRC the limit was 512 files on the 9200T and given that the 9300T filesytem is similar though not identical I would think the same applies. As I recall the most anyone tried in a 9200 was a 500GB which may have just been the availability of ACE drives.

I would keep any 2TB drives for the HDR FOX T2’s

It copies the .ts file and the sidecar files from the source drive to the target. I’ve done it between 9200t drives but I never had a 9300 so don’t know if the sidecar files are different but they definitely are on the Fox T2’s and humaxrw won’t read or write to those drives anyway but the T2’s will play the .ts files from e.g. an external drive

Most of the OFA remotes will program all the main functions on the buttons and any missing functions can be programmed using what they call ‘Key Magic’ or by learning them onto the remote. (N.B. Not all OFA remotes can learn).

In addition some are programmable from a computer or smartphone eg urc-7955-smart-control.html

I can now confirm that humaxrw works within Windows 10 running under Parallels. When the USB lead is plugged in you will get the choice to use it with MacOS or Windows, so you must choose Windows.

If using humaxrw from the command line you must be running it from an Administrator command prompt, though the front end runs within the VM as well.

Looks like March 21st for Crystal Palace. 3 Muxes moving, the Com 7 & 8 to the SFN and the local one getting a small signal boost at the same time.

Martin Liddle – 2 hours ago  » 

Soloist – 2 hours ago  » 

I have had two Fox T2 pvrs both of which failed due to overheating but they were great during the 5 years I had them.

As a matter of interest; what were the failure symptoms on the HDR-FOX T2s and why do you think it was overheating?

I’d also be interested in your answer having had to replace a hard drive in a friends machine due to excessive heat causing constant corruption and errors. I installed the CF fan control to set it to run constantly in the absence of being able to resite it with greater airflow.

This makes no sense to me at all.

Crystal Palace Com7 & Com8 will be moving into the 700 MHz band not clearing it.

They are currently on ch33 (570MHz) and 35 (586MHz) and moving out of band A to ch55 (746MHz) and ch56 (754Mhz) respectively.

HughA – 4 hours ago  » 

I see a group T is recommended, I’ve not come across this before. I thought wide band was group W.

Group W covers the whole band as it used to exist from ch21 up to ch68. The new group T is the replacement wideband after the 800MHz band was sold off for 4G use.

I assumed, as he said he has downloaded them to the phone (using the humax apps?) that he wants to play them on the phone while away from the box otherwise they would be available on the Humax box drive already.

Perhaps the OP will clarify.