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January 5, 2021 at 11:06 am #21482
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InactiveTV schedules are a bit fluid at the moment and the Aura did not pick-up the changes to BBC1 or BBC1HD last night but did for ITV and Channel 4.
As a result EastEnders failed to record at all even though it was only moved to a slightly later time. This has happened a few times recently where programs are missed. The back EPG is accurate this morning.
I know iPlayer catch-up is available but was wondering if its a broadcaster issue or the Aura not checking if the EPG data is accurate often enough. I wish I had checked the Panasonic TV’s own EPG to see if it had noticed the changes, I will next time.
January 5, 2021 at 12:15 pm #101444Martin Liddle
Participantdavidrew – 1 hour ago »
I know iPlayer catch-up is available but was wondering if its a broadcaster issue or the Aura not checking if the EPG data is accurate often enough. I wish I had checked the Panasonic TV’s own EPG to see if it had noticed the changes, I will next time.
According to the Freeview specification the Humax should be able to cope with small changes to the schedule (up to 15 minutes early or 30? (not confident about that number) minutes late. I don’t have an Aura so can’t comment about the performance of that box in these circumstances. What I can say is that the FVP-5000T is worse at coping with scheduled changes than the earlier HDR-FOX T2 which is disappointing. I did correspond with Humax and I got an acknowledgement that there was an issue but nothing has been done to address the problem and I am guessing never will be done. My advice is chase Humax about the problem now whilst the software is still under active development.
January 5, 2021 at 12:24 pm #101445grahamlthompson
Participantdavidrew – 1 hour ago »
TV schedules are a bit fluid at the moment and the Aura did not pick-up the changes to BBC1 or BBC1HD last night but did for ITV and Channel 4.
As a result EastEnders failed to record at all even though it was only moved to a slightly later time. This has happened a few times recently where programs are missed. The back EPG is accurate this morning.
I know iPlayer catch-up is available but was wondering if its a broadcaster issue or the Aura not checking if the EPG data is accurate often enough. I wish I had checked the Panasonic TV’s own EPG to see if it had noticed the changes, I will next time.
See
https://myhumax.org/forum/topic/problems-with-bbc1-hd-series-recordings#post-84254
January 5, 2021 at 10:22 pm #101446Martin Liddle
ParticipantI remembered that my HDR-FOX T2 is set to record East Enders; I checked and it had indeed recorded the programme on Monday night starting exactly from the beginning. This suggests to me that the Aura has the same flawed implementation of accurate recording as the FVP-5000T.
January 5, 2021 at 10:43 pm #101447Anonymous
InactiveMartin Liddle – 11 mins ago »
I remembered that my HDR-FOX T2 is set to record East Enders; I checked and it had indeed recorded the programme on Monday night starting exactly from the beginning. This suggests to me that the Aura has the same flawed implementation of accurate recording as the FVP-5000T.
I traded up from a 5000T and the Aura has been a big improvement but you are correct in there are likely a few ghosts of the 5000T lurking in the underlying application code.
I also noticed this evening it hadn’t picked up on the postponement of the new series of Bradley Walsh Breaking Dad from yesterday to next Monday. Maybe a different CRID code but why would ITV change it?
January 6, 2021 at 1:16 am #101448Anonymous
InactiveMartin Liddle – 2 hours ago »
I remembered that my HDR-FOX T2 is set to record East Enders; I checked and it had indeed recorded the programme on Monday night starting exactly from the beginning. This suggests to me that the Aura has the same flawed implementation of accurate recording as the FVP-5000T.
One of my HDR-FOX T2 boxes was set to record Eastenders, but failed completely, just leaving a hmt file behind.
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