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I’ve got an 1100s and not sure if its faulty.
1. When you enable Favorites then use the ‘P’ button on the remote it defaults to All Channels. What’s the point of selecting Favorites?
2. To get round the problem in 1. above I have deleted all the progs I do not want in the All Channels list thereby enabling me to use the ‘P’ button and only get the progs I want. Sorted I thought. But no, every so often I get the odd radio station or TV channels I don’t want showing up and I have to go back and delete them again.
Is the unit faulty? or Is it just crap software?
The favourites option isn’t sticky on the g2 boxes. Every time you open the guide you need to press list up and OK to reselect the favourites epg filter. Freesat don’t seem inclined to make it a sticky setting.
Not sure what you mean by the P button. The idea of favourites is to filter the programme guide listing (epg).
You have created a favourites list I presume, without this it can’t possibly work ?
The ‘P’ button on the remote, half way up on the right hand side.
I have created a favourites list.
The Fav option really should be sticky as you put it. I have an old Humax of 7 years or so and it was the same on that too.
SuttonRider – 1 minute ago »
The ‘P’ button on the remote, half way up on the right hand side.
I have created a favourites list.
The Fav option really should be sticky as you put it. I have an old Humax of 7 years or so and it was the same on that too.
Are you referring to the programme up down button, if so that has nothing to do with favourites. It merely cycles up/down through the available channels you can view. For instance if recording two it cycles through the available 3rd channels.
To use favourites Press Guide List UP OK. Your programme guide should now only show entries for channels in your favourites list. Other options are available using list (eg HD channels only).
Apart from the fact the option has to be selected every time, a Sky box works exactly the same.
Yes that’s the button. Would it not make sense to use the programme up / down button only to cycle, in this case favourites?
I know how to set up and use favourites. I must remember never to buy a sky box then!
SuttonRider – 14 hours ago »
Yes that’s the button. Would it not make sense to use the programme up / down button only to cycle, in this case favourites?
I know how to set up and use favourites. I must remember never to buy a sky box then!
Well in all the years I have had my hdr1000S and thousands of posts read, yours is the only one that expected the box to work like that. If that doesn’t prove your expectation is not exactly common, I don’t know what does.
Maybe others don’t have the same insight. But seriously, if you only want to scroll through fav’s its a right faff as it is at the moment. That’s why I have deleted on ‘All Channels’ those channels and radio stations I have no interest in. How do others deal with it?
SuttonRider – 11 minutes ago »
Maybe others don’t have the same insight. But seriously, if you only want to scroll through fav’s its a right faff as it is at the moment. That’s why I have deleted on ‘All Channels’ those channels and radio stations I have no interest in. How do others deal with it?
I remember the channel numbers of the channels I watch frequently. To change channel while viewing simply tap in the channel number. Same works in the epg to go instantly to the channel epg line at the current time.
grahamlthompson – 10 minutes ago »
I remember the channel numbers of the channels I watch frequently. To change channel while viewing simply tap in the channel number. Same works in the epg to go instantly to the channel epg line at the current time.
+1.
You could also get a programmable remote and set to do the required sequence with a single button press.
Yes, I can see that remembering the numbers would work, but what a crap way of having to do it. It wouldn’t be so bad if you could change the order the stations come up on the list as you could with the older Humax units.
SuttonRider – 1 minute ago »
Yes, I can see that remembering the numbers would work, but what a crap way of having to do it. It wouldn’t be so bad if you could change the order the stations come up on the list as you could with the older Humax units.
The older units user interface was designed by Humax. Current G2 units u.i. are specified by freesat.
Channel owners believe their position on the EPG to be important.
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