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Martin Liddle – 10 hours ago »
GrahamRHK – 3 hours ago »
It has always been my understanding that HD playback on another unit was not possible. However I see that the prior thread quoted here says that the successful user has custom firmware for an HD-FOX T2 with extra decrypt packages.
When I reported that finding over on hummy.tv, all the experts said that the custom firmware on the HD-FOX T2 would have no influence on whether HD recordings could be played via DLNA. Can someone with an HD-FOX T2 and an FVP box confirm whether they can play HD content from an FVP-4000T or an FVP-5000T on an HD-FOX T2 (with or without custom firmware).
Me! I have two FVP-4000Ts, and a HD FOX T2. The FOX T2 can play HD content from either 4000T over my wired network, as can my Samsung TV.
pigolato – 6 minutes ago »
Me! I have two FVP-4000Ts, and a HD FOX T2. The FOX T2 can play HD content from either 4000T over my wired network, as can my Samsung TV.
OK thanks, now is there somebody with an FVP-5000T and a HD-FOX T2 (or two FVP-5000T)?
Trev – 1 day ago »
Perhaps you could precis all the writings on this subject into a short sharp ‘how to’ for the layman?
Here is a link to a report that a Firestick will enable encrypted HD content from an HDR-FOX T2 to be played https://hummy.tv/forum/threads/vlc-able-to-decrypt-hd-files.8491/ NB I don’t own a Firestick and haven’t verified this myself.
I have a firestick. I’ll switch of the autodecrypt on my T2 and give it a whirl and report back (If I can get my head around how to do it. I haven’t looked yet).
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