Up to Monday my set up was a Panasonic Freeview TV. VCR and DVD recorder connected by SCART pass through, and Freesat Humax Foxsat PVR. The terrestrial aerial connection was to the PVR and then through the other boxes. This was the set up pre changeover til Monday.
After changeover we used Freesat only, as our local transmitter was a Lite relay, and met no problem apart from those from Foxsat quirks.
On Monday we has a new carpet fitted and the TV etc had to be disconnected and moved. On re-setup I decided that we were unlikely to ever use the terrestrial option and so removed all aerial connections.
Since then we intermittently receive "no or bad signal " warnings. Last evening my wife said it happemed and it wasn't until she had flipped through to channel 5 that there was a picture. I thought I had solved the problem by selecting AV as the TV’s input source and setting PVR to HDMI 1. That seemed to work until I turned on TV and PVR this evening, whther relevant or not with the PVR clock showing. I did manage to get it all working. Then twice a message flashed up through the watched picture, once on a playback the other on a live program. Due to its fleeting nature and eyesight I could not read the messages. They appeared at times when recordings were finishing, and I did find those recordings had not appeared in my media list of saved items.
Have I done something wrong in taking out the terrestrial aerial and just leaving the HDMI link from PVR to TV, or ha the change of configuration triggered signs of failure in the PVR, which I purchased in the early days of Foxsat+?
so I have attempted a factory reset. I cannot set a post code, even less so when I first set up the box years back, when my AAnn nAA format type code was only accepted as
