Unfortunately, my long-serving HDR FOX T2 is kaput (not usable). I removed the 2TB HD (a previous replacement). I have put it into an external USB SATA caddy. When I connect it to my Chromebook I can see all the folders and file headings, but obviously can't open them due to encryption. I also have a mini 256GB PC and a WD 1TB HD (with 25% free) at my disposal.
I now use a Humax T2000. What is the 'easiest' method of restoring these files to fully access them from either copying them to the WD HD and/or the T200? My Acer Chromebook only has one USB port.
I need straightforward and reasonably simple step-by-step instructions, please, because I have only basic technical know how. Thanks.

I just bought a Fox-HDR T2 PVR for my parents. Generally I am very happy with it, but the iPlayer performance on the Humax Portal is so bad that I think there must be a fault or some setting is wrong.

I can start iPlayer and navigate to choose a programme so I know the connection works after a fashion. However after pressing play, either it never starts (black screen, rotating icon and time bar at bottom of screen but never starts), or occasionally it will start after a buffering period of *literally* about 4-5 minutes.

At first I thought it might be because of the homeplugs I am useing to connect the router to the Humax, but I tried a direct connection from the router via an ethernet cable.

The broadband connection at my parents house (on O2) is what I thought would be more than sufficient - 7-8Mbps down load speeds as measured on thinkbroadband and mybroadbandspeed.co.uk speed testers.

I tried connecting my laptop and could use the iPlayer perfectly well, and also I connected a Wii and it was also fine (although I guess the Wii implementation uses a lower resolution stream as the pic quality is a bit worse).

In my own house I only get 1.7-2 Mbps ADSL and using either the Wii or PS3 I get a very good iPlayer on my TV so I was a bit disappointed in the Humax Portal iPlayer performance to say the least.

Do you think I have a fault or is this just a really poor implementation on the Humax? Do I need a 15-20 Mbps connection to make it work properly??? Surely not?