My STB is currently used in multi-LNB mode and it's a while since I used it in Motorised mode, so I'm afraid having given you a start, you'll need to complete the task by experiment! Playback is straightforward with options to fast forward or rewind at 2x , 4x, 8x, 16x, 32x, 64, 1/2x, 1/4x and 1/8x normal speed. And I don't think most of the "other Satellite" functions are activated until you've done a minimal (Single TP should do it!

The EPG is a revelation with high-resolution graphics and icons and as it's overlaid you can carry on watching a show whilst navigating the EPG. That's one of the things that the "Convert for Streaming" option in the media browser might help with. Booting up time is painfully slow but the attractively-designed menu system guides you through the step-by-step process (TV aspect ratio, postcode, output resolution, etc) and had us up and running within minutes.

Nevertheless, it is responsive and can be programmed to control your other devices – TV, DVD, Audio – as you see fit, with a good supply of manufacturer codes in the supplied User’s Manual. Until that day you’ll have to contend with BBC HD as a fixed channel and ITV HD as a red button option. As for sound, the inclusion of Dolby Digital output is a real boon when watching BBC HD, as you get full-on surround sound, the quality of which is superb. On the back are two LNB inputs, supplying the signals for the twin satellite tuners, plus an LNB output. Oh, I almost forgot: I'm sure you know, but the hidden menu is Red, Green, Yellow, Blue, Green, Yellow, Blue when "Manual Tune" is highlighted but not selected.

That's right I have done that and flagged non-freesat channels as freesat so I can see them on guide with 5000+ numbers but I can't seem to find an option to manually record them via actual remote. You will not need it the Humax settop app in the latest CF archive is stable and has been since the last update in 2016 to fix a non recording capability for the red button olympic channels during the London Olympics.

Yes, they deliver some of the same functionality, but in many cases this is achieved in a completely different way. Around the back of the box you get an impressive array of connections, including two LNB in connections and one LNB out (which we didn’t test, but can be connected to another Freesat tuner, or used as a loopthrough into the second tuner).

Pressing the Opt+ button opens up the control options, letting you copy and organise content, as well as play it back. take the 256mb usb stick, fully format it in windows to FAT, don't allow a quick format and don't format to fat32, copy the FOXSAT-HDR_upgrade.My impression is that the system flush has a pretty good chance of fixing the systems you were reporting although of course other problems can produce similar symptoms. You can navigate the EPG by selecting the genre of your desired programme, which can then be viewed as a table, a list or a schedule of selected shows.

I do find it surprising, as I should have thought much of the Firmware would be common to both the HDR and non-HDR.On the plus side, I have the ability to properly troubleshoot future failures so not a bad outcome, as long as the existence of two working boxes is not immediately apparent to the other half that might perceive this to be "clutter" or "unnecessary. C4 in freesat mode is SD only, PCM stereo and you can't see C4HD unless in non-freesat mode on a 1000S. It is possible to remove and replace a component without the tools to clean up the solder pads, but I don't advise it.