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October 27, 2013 at 11:56 am #46435
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InactiveBarry – 19 minutes ago »
Link to above on Homebase website as it is listed under Set top boxes and not Digital recorders
:Thanks, was on the go when I posted and would have been tricky to direct link.
October 30, 2013 at 2:07 pm #46436Anonymous
InactiveI’ve got one on order (due tomorrow) and will let you know my first impressions when it arrives.
October 30, 2013 at 3:16 pm #46437Barry
Moderatordaveysawyer – 1 hour ago »
I’ve got one on order (due tomorrow) and will let you know my first impressions when it arrives.
Welcome to the Forum

Remember to register it with Humax to take advantage of 2 year warranty.
October 31, 2013 at 9:08 pm #46438Anonymous
InactiveBarry – 1 day ago »
daveysawyer – 1 hour ago »
I’ve got one on order (due tomorrow) and will let you know my first impressions when it arrives.
Welcome to the Forum

Remember to register it with Humax to take advantage of 2 year warranty.
Cheers Barry!
Well, first impressions of the T2000 are good. If you’ve already got a Humax box, then the T2000 won’t be that alien to you. There are a few welcome functions straight out of the box, e.g. ftp server and ‘file sharing’. ftp works really well, can copy files off the Freesat box onto the T2000 and play them on there. Not had chance to do much else, but will keep people up to speed as using the device. There’s no browser access like with Raydon’s firmware, but that’s not really a show stopper as I only discovered the new firmware around 2 weeks ago anyhow. The ftp is really the best bit for me anyhow.
Regards,
Dave.
November 7, 2013 at 12:27 pm #46439Barry
Moderator1 TB version now available to pre order from Humax Direct:
http://www.humaxdirect.co.uk/product.asp?ProdRef=10116
Includes wifi dongle for network connection.
Update: Stocks expected 30 November
and someone asked me to confirm this:
The remote is multi mode ie you can set 1 of 6 modes so as not to conflict with other Humax products.
November 7, 2013 at 9:04 pm #46440Anonymous
InactiveA few queries relating to the way things used to be on the 9200T versus T2000
Previously had the ability to supply power to a mast mounted aerial amp & a setting to switch this on & off
(I can’t now find this, does that mean the power up coax function has gone?)
I did wonder if you could use the usb port to power the amp, I’ve got LED lights plugged into that, and they seem to be on/off in a random way, with no correlation to the recording/standby state of the box..
When 2 channels were recording, you could watch a third, provided it was on the same MUX I think, and if you were watching a channel when the 2nd recording began, if it wasn’t available, it simply vanished & left message “this channel is restricted by recording”
(Now the box rather huffily says, as it’s about to record “Is it OK to switch channels”, which probably results in a lost recording if you’ve popped out to put the kettle on, I don’t know what it does if you don’t respond)
Previously only the channels you couldn’t watch due to 2 recordings being made were greyed out, now they all seem to be not available…
Also used to have “Picture In Picture” mode, which was quite useful if you accidentally found yourself watch something live & wanted to channel surf during the adverts & not miss the resumed program.
You used to be able to delete something you were playing back, without having to stop playing it first, now you don’t seem to be able to, without first pressing stop.
All in all the T2000 is a great improvement but some things seem to me to have gone backward…
November 7, 2013 at 9:43 pm #46441Anonymous
InactiveI think you will find many of the changes you don’t like came in years ago with the HDR Fox T2. It’s not really fair to blame the 2000T for them.
Having said that, my HDR Fox T2 has the option to switch 5V antenna power on/off. But since most masthead amps need 12V I’ve always seen the 5V power feature as rather pointless.
November 7, 2013 at 10:09 pm #46442Barry
ModeratorQuote:Previously had the ability to supply power to a mast mounted aerial amp & a setting to switch this on & off(I can’t now find this, does that mean the power up coax function has gone?)
Function still available, in installation menu.
Quote:Now the box rather huffily says, as it’s about to record “Is it OK to switch channels”, which probably results in a lost recording if you’ve popped out to put the kettle on, I don’t know what it does if you don’t respondIf you do not respond to the pop up message, the unit changes channel after approx 30 seconds and records scheduled timer.
Quote:Previously only the channels you couldn’t watch due to 2 recordings being made were greyed out, now they all seem to be not availablePress the OK or list button, channels unavailable to view are ‘greyed out’
December 3, 2013 at 9:35 am #46443Barry
Moderator1 TB version incl wifi dongle now available to buy from Humax Direct:
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