New Portal Interface

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  • #14064
    Barry
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    As it has finally been spotted elsewhere :-)

    Check out the new portal interface, and:

    https://www.myhumax.net/

    Whilst you can register on the site, and your devices as well (you need a reg code from the portal) an update to the units browser is required before functions are available to us, no timescales on that presently.

    #40693
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Tried to register, never received any email from Humax to complete authentication?

    #40694
    Barry
    Moderator

    My activation email came immediately from:

    noreply@humaxtvportal.com

    Check spam folder??

    #40695
    grahamlthompson
    Participant

    Mine also, it was in my in-box less than a minute later.

    #40696
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Hi All,

    New here, 1st post so be gentle with me!

    I’ve just spotted this new portal, and registered at myHumax, but when I log on to the webpage, I am told, on the “App Market” that “My Product does not support this feature”. When I go to the “TV Guide” section, I am told that there is “No data Found”.

    I have entered the code from the device into the webpage, and entered the PIN I used when creating my account on the webpage, but no joy.

    Are other users finding the same with their FOX-HS2s?

    Am I missing some sort of update to my device perhaps?

    HELP!

    ta in advance!

    #40697
    Martin Liddle
    Participant

    forty-two – 3 minutes ago  » 

    Am I missing some sort of update to my device perhaps?

    Yes you need an update but as Humax have not released one and there is no indication of when they will release one you are in just the same position as all other HDR owners.

    #40698
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    So does this lack of browser update mean the portal is completely useless? If I register will I be able to use BBC iPlayer? That’s the only part of the portal I use.

    Frankly if Humax keep pratting around like this it looks like a plan to drive us all to YouView. The portal was working, why did it need to be changed?

    #40699
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Password? What on earth do I need to create a password for? i just want to use BBC iPlayer. So I either have to create yet another unique password and write it down so I don’t forget it, or run the risk of one of my standard passwords being leaked or stolen from Humax. Sigh. My iPad doesn’t need a password to run iPlayer, nor does YouView. What do Humax think they are playing at? I am sick to death of having to register on sites I only want to read.

    I bought an HDR Fox T2 for my parents partly for iPlayer, and they have used it. I know them and they will be even less keen than me on registering (don’t like giving their email address to people that don’t need it). So that’s the end of that feature then. Their new Sony TV has iPlayer now so they’ll probably switch to that.

    I think Humax underestimate how paranoid and/or lazy some people are. I predict a low takeup for registration.

    #40700
    Barry
    Moderator

    1. The portal still works as it did before.

    2. Bit of over reaction re password :-)

    You do not need to register to use the apps that are available now, only if you want to configure a personal set up of apps once we get the update – as I understand it presently.

    #40701
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    I’ve tried to register on myhumax but get two errors:

    – Your product does not support App market service.

    – Incorrect Email address (ths when pressing confirm).

    Any suggestions or explanation?

    #40702
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Both are self explanatory – they mean what they say.

    Are you sure you input the correct email address? Try registering with a different one if it continues to complain.

    The HDR T2 does not currently support the App Market service.

    Only the standard apps that we have always had – iPlayer, Flickr, Wiki@TV, Radio, YouTube will show up on the Portal on the box.

    The website will not show you those at the moment.

    It hopefully will support the App Market service after we receive a new firmware update (will be 1.02.30 or higher).

    Humax should have held back the portal update until the firmware was ready, but they need to test it.

    Other Humax products will be using the same portal too in different countries and it could be that their boxes already support the new service.

    #40703
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Samm0 – 1 hour ago  » 

    I’ve tried to register on myhumax but get two errors:

    – Your product does not support App market service.

    – Incorrect Email address (ths when pressing confirm).

    Any suggestions or explanation?

    Did you email include a “.” e.g. first.last@somewhere.com

    I suspect it does not like “.” type addresses, certainly failed for me.

    #40704
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Another possibility for the ‘incorrect email address’ is that sometimes they run a check (of sorts) for address validity.

    I’ve had my domain addresses fail because of the way this is (sometimes) implemented, so fall back on a gmail address (which, if failing, would raise a great outcry). I’ve no idea what it is that email address checks can fail on.

    Derek

    #40705
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    I only use the portal for internet radio (iPlayer elsewhere) but find all my favourites, so painstakingly put together,have all been wiped.This is beyond annoying.

    #40706
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Barry – 6 hours ago <a href=”

    You do not need to register to use the apps that are available now, only if you want to configure a personal set up of apps once we get the update – as I understand it presently.

    iPlayer works without registering, as does WikiTV, but Internet Radio and YouTube both refuse to run without registration.

    I also noticed something in the terms and conditions (sadly I am unable to quote it exactly) which suggests that Humax may share my information with third parties. This may have always been the case, but I don’t particularly like the idea of my TV viewing habits being sold to the highest bidder.

    As far as I am concerned, if someone wants to sell data based upon what I choose to watch, then the information in question is mine to sell, not Humax’s.

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