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Hi,
I’m a few days into my HDR-1000S(500GB) ownership and loving it so far. Huge improvement over a Sky+HD box in so many ways.
I have a question about the skip back (15 seconds) and skip forward (2 mins) buttons. I’d like to customise them. I think while setting up the box, I saw some menu somewhere that allowed customisation of the values. I can’t find it now though. It’s not in Settings -> System settings (or Settings -> anything else).
Is there a hidden menu somewhere I can go into for it? Ideally I’d like that skip forward button to be one minute.
Welcome to the Forum
Settings
General Settings
Recording
Instant replay/Skip forward
Note: the recording sub menu is not available during recording.
Barry – 6 minutes ago »
Welcome to the Forum
Settings
General Settings
Recording
Instant replay/Skip forward
Note: the recording sub menu is not available during recording.
Thanks, and thanks
I’m sure I went in and out of every menu 5 times yesterday and didn’t see it. Now I can’t imagine how I could possibly miss it. Oh well, thanks again
I like mine at 120 seconds as two skips is as a general rule just the length of the advert break.
Faust – 7 hours ago »
I like mine at 120 seconds as two skips is as a general rule just the length of the advert break.
Sounds like you want to change it to 240 😉
I want it not only for adverts. I wanna skip those spoiler-giving program announcers, opening credits, pre padding, those segments on the one show a minute at a time and those short ad breaks you sometimes get on the lesser channels (ITV2 for example).
d4005 – 2 hours ago »
Faust – 7 hours ago »
I like mine at 120 seconds as two skips is as a general rule just the length of the advert break.
Sounds like you want to change it to 240 😉
I want it not only for adverts. I wanna skip those spoiler-giving program announcers, opening credits, pre padding, those segments on the one show a minute at a time and those short ad breaks you sometimes get on the lesser channels (ITV2 for example).
I had mine set at 240 for a while, but I found that the odd program had shorter adverts so then had to skip back again.
I find the 120 second skip a better compromise than 240 as I sometimes skip past a boring bit in a programme and find that 240 seconds is often to far.
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