Unable to get TSmuxer to load the file. I do have a solution though.

Using Twonky Media DLNA server on the Foxsat and Raydons Convertfiles package (changes the default audio track to the main audio track).

The file can be played back on my HDR-1000S

Home Humax Media Shared Servers – [Foxsat-HDR] Twonky Media Videos rootvideo all videos. Looks a lot better than direct playback using the Foxsat

Edit

Just remembered VLC can convert video files. I will explore that option later.

den4 – 1 hour ago  » 

Installed cf, connected via my browser OK, clicked to download and install files, done OK. Then when I rebooted the Foxsat the browser will no longer connect to it. I made it into a static IP this morning before starting this so I know I’m typing in the right IP. Also the router still shows the static IP.

Tried a power off reboot but still no joy. Should I reinstall the CF?

Delete your browsers cache. It’s probably loading a cached version. You did re-boot the box after flashing the basic interface.

Can you ping the box IP address from a CMD window ?

If you reserve a box MAC address to a IP address. The change is only applied after a reboot of the box.

den4 – 2 hours ago  » 

Solved the browser problem.

I normally use Brave browser with all sorts of plugins to block popups and trackers etc. Tried to log on with Firefox and it works no problem.

I’m now busy learning all about it!

Good News – File Converted by VLC will not open in VLC. When I have a bit of time I will install an older version.

Happy playing – Any problems just ask

den4 – 2 hours ago  » 

Got it set now so the TV can see the recordings on the old Foxsat- but it plays the Narration track as well!

So back to square one as far as that problem is concerned.

You need the convertfiles package installed and set it auto convert recordings. This is designed to fix the issue. see my earlier post.

https://myhumax.org/forum/topic/cant-remove-audio-descns-from-transferred-files/page/2?replies=22#post-73566

den4 – 13 hours ago  » 

Once again I’m indebted to your knowledge. I didn’t realise the significance of it in the earlier post. It’s now running the conversion on all the recordings- fingers well and truly crossed.

Den

Try streaming one that has completed the conversion. All my Heartbeat test recordings stream OK to my HDR-1000s. Goig gto cancel the series now.

Compare the picture quality of a HD recording played direct from the Foxsat and streamed via G2 box.

den4 – 2 hours ago  » 

I left the conversion running overnight and when I looked the following morning the first thing I noticed was that the HDD on the Foxsat had gone from 75% full to 100% full.

Also some of the recordings will now not play at all, just give the “this Recording is scrambled” message.

And the ones that do play still have the ADs on.

Good job I have a back up of it all on an ext HDD.

That’s because you elected to create a copy of the file rather than just convert the original recording so doubling the space required and with a 75% full drive creating copies of each was bound to fail as you are short of 50% of the drive space required to accomodate the copies. (2 x 75% = 150%).

Guessing the failures were simply down to lack of hard disk space. Basically the files that still have AD are the original unconverted files. Any that sucessfully converted should be fine. Converted files have a icon in the media list indicating the conversion has completed. During conversion an icon indicates progress.

Re-instate the original files and delete any unwanted files so that have the original 25% free space. Convert one and check you have NO AD.

I have used convert files for several years and not had a single failure.

run the conversion again without the copy option enabled.

See

https://www.avforums.com/threads/humax-foxsat-hdr-help-please.2165979/#post-26184802