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Hi there – I have an old Humax Foxsat HDR and just added a new HDR100s. as both have USB ports I assumed there would be no problem copying from older machine to the new one. I am only trying to shift some SD recordings as I know the HD ones will have to stay on the older machine.
I only wanted to move some stuff as the old Foxsat has moved out of the lounge.
Are there any known compatibility issues between recordings made on the older machine and newer models.? My older machine is now five years old.
Or have I just done something wrong . . . ?
All help and suggestions gratefully accepted . .!
Hi and welcome to our forum. Delete the sidecar files (.nts and .hmt) leaving only the video/audio .ts file. The hdr1000S should play back the .ts OK. If you install the Custom Firmware add on and the associated DLNA server package on the Foxsat you can play the SD recordings directly from the Foxsat if it and the HDR1000S are connected to your home network.
Thanks for that graham
I wasn’t sure whether to leave those other files in place before attempting to load files onto the new machine. At the moment the old machine is not networked but I might consider doing so at a later date.
Bad Daddee – 1 minute ago »
Thanks for that graham
I wasn’t sure whether to leave those other files in place before attempting to load files onto the new machine. At the moment the old machine is not networked but I might consider doing so at a later date.
They confuse the Media Player in the freetime box. If you wish you can rename them so they are slightly different to the main .ts file, say add an x just before the file extension. The same happens if you try and play Foxsat files on a Humax Freeview+ box using the USB media player.
They should play from usb by the way, without uploading them.
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