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  • #17199
    Anonymous
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    On the programme detail page I have noticed there are sometimes a few icons which do not appear in the User Manual on page GB11. Is there any way to obtain an up to date programme icon list? I have just bought my 4000T from Humax direct a couple of days ago.

    #64493
    Anonymous
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    I get no icon for Film 4 in the guide – does anyone else have that problem?

    #64494
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Film4 logo’s there for me.

    #64495
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    I trust these photos will explain my question better..

    [attachment=41227,567] [attachment=41227,568]

    #64496
    Barry
    Moderator

    I only know of one.

    Top picture, second from left (blue square with +) is recommendation associated with programme.

    When you set a timer for Homeland you get an on screen message re a recommended programme the broadcaster thinks you might like to record. Channel 4 do this quite a bit and sometimes the recommendations are baffling to be honest.

    #64497
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Thanks for reply – at least that is one unknown icon solved.

    I contacted Humax with the same question at the end of last week and await their reply. There may be more unexplained icons that I have not discovered yet, though!

    #64498
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Top picture ((-)) is probably for stereo.

    Bottom picture first icon could be for series link.

    Both pictures – Ḏ could be for Drama.

    #64499
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Could it be surround sound too?

    It is quite annoying that the manual that came with my new machine does not list these unknown icons. Either the manual is out of date or the Humax itself is an earlier model with the wrong manual.

    #64500
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    I’ve looked in the Australian HBS-1000T and the German ICord Evolution user guides which use essentially the same interface and they are not in there either.

    Possible introduced after those two models were launched or added to the UK FVP-4000T but the relevant pages of the user guide not updated.

    My initial guess was Surround Sound and Audio Description. But on second thoughts perhaps Stereo is more plausible.

    If D were for Drama it would be an improvement on what the HDR-2000T/1800T sometimes displays for its Drama icon! I find it amazing that particular bug has not been fixed.

    #64501
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    I heard back from Humax and they confirm what I now indicate in the attached photo.

    [attachment=41268,569]

    #64502
    Barry
    Moderator

    I think that they are definitely wrong with the left hand one, it is as I stated in post #5

    Edit:

    Your second picture, left hand symbol (looks a bit like a cassette tape) according to German icord manual is ‘Aufgenommene Sendungen’

    Google translate – recorded news

    Another translate – recorded programs

    #64503
    grahamlthompson
    Participant

    Barry – 9 minutes ago  » 

    I think that they are definitely wrong with the left hand one, it is as I stated in post #5

    I agree, the audio on Freeview-HD is aac,(SD uses mpeg 1 layer 3), though the box will recode HD channel output to plain Dolby Digital. I am not aware of any broadcast source for Dolby Digital Plus.

    #64504
    Barry
    Moderator

    Indeed Graham, and the symbol is similar if not the same as used on the HDR T2.

    #64505
    grahamlthompson
    Participant

    Barry – 8 minutes ago  » 

    Indeed Graham, and the symbol is similar if not the same as used on the HDR T2.

    Found this quote

    “Look for content encoded with Dolby Digital Plus on Blu-ray Disc and on streaming platforms such as Netflix, Vudu, or Amazon Fire TV.”

    from

    http://www.dolby.com/us/en/technologies/dolby-digital-plus.html

    #64506
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    one for the FAQ?

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