happynomad – Think the ‘stammer’ is not related to latest software.

Can you provide more details of your setup:

do you use an amp, how connected to TV, what happens if you change channels, does this happen on SD and HD channels, What are your sound settings on your HDR-1000S?

The reason for asking if it was both SD and HD is that HD channels encode audio differently and with HD it is passed directly to the TV to decode. The digital audit out setting change will change this so the Humax decodes it in the same way as SD sound.

Suggest you also check the HDMI cable is well seated at both ends.

Gixer – 25 minutes ago  » 

Now my WiFi bridge is no longer working with the box since the update(although the box does tell me it’s connected to the network) what dongle are working since the update?

What make and model of WiFi bridge? I don’t understand how the software update would have any effect on a WiFi bridge.

Gixer – 1 hour ago  » 

Martin Liddle – 2 minutes ago  » 

Gixer – 25 minutes ago  » 

Now my WiFi bridge is no longer working with the box since the update(although the box does tell me it’s connected to the network) what dongle are working since the update?

What make and model of WiFi bridge? I don’t understand how the software update would have any effect on a WiFi bridge.

It’s a Gap-Link HX801.I don’t know why it’s effected either. I rolled the software back to firmware 1.00.22 and it all worked fine. Of course the box then updates again to 2.02.07 and “On-demand is loading” continually. As the bridge connects via the ethernet port I as baffled why I can no longer get the on-demand service

Previously it was announced (https://myhumax.org/forum/topic/software-update-june-15th-2015/page/17#post-38496) that Version 2.02.07 had been temporarily pulled so that those who prefer could roll back to the earlier version. Is 2.02.07 now being broadcast again?

I thought it was v2.02.34 that had been pulled?

I think v2.02.07 is the version that was made available for download should anybody wish to roll back to a more stable version.

Gixer – 3 hours ago  » 

Now my WiFi bridge is no longer working with the box since the update(although the box does tell me it’s connected to the network) what dongle are working since the update? I don’t want to buy homeplugs as I have enough things plugged in behind the telly. Thanks

Homeplugs are a wonderfully elegant solution and puts an end to WiFi woes. My Homeplug has pass-thru so no loss of a power socket. I take one lead from the Homeplug to a 4 port network switch behind the TV and all my other kit use Ethernet into the 4 port switch. I purchased short Ethernet leads to make this a neat solution and believe me it is.

I have the wires unobtrusively routed behind the TV and even the wife has commented on the lack of spaghetti. No more aggravation as now everything just works – at a good speed too.

Most of my kit has wireless capability but I will not go back to wireless now.

JamesB – 2 hours ago  » 

Problems accessing On Demand aren’t necessarily due to problems with the network connection.

Powerline plugs are far from elegant in my view.

In what way is the solution not elegant? A wired connection is always likely to be more reliable than a wireless one.

JamesB – 29 minutes ago  » 

They’re ugly. And annoying. And expensive. And a bad idea.

I wasn’t talking about aesthetics but there again beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I quite like my Devolo’s.

When I say elegant I mean a system that works, never lets you down and achieves this with the minimum of fuss and the minimum of wiring. Nothing bad about that.

For goodness sake don’t turn into another Winston.