It must have been under test for some time, though - I hope - and the software version it was signed off with would be the version it shipped with. Logically, it seems to me that version would not be the June 15th release, as it surely would not be shipped with a version known to be buggy.grahamlthompson - 11 minutes ago »
JamesB - 4 hours ago »
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Hmmm. So if it was a 1000S or a 1010S, it would automatically search for new software and if found would update itself.
Until very recently, a new release was available for the 1000S/1010S. Soon, we hope, there will be another new release with a fix for the bugs in the June 15 version. Clearly, this will be intended only for the 1000S/1010S.
Does this imply that the 1100S will not pick up a release destined for the 1000S/1010S?
More differences in the new box than expected, perhaps?The thread title for the June 15th update includes the 1100S. Presumably if anyone had one in service on that date it would have updated. It has already been posted it has the same software. Barry would no doubt know the answer
No, the thread title doesn't state what models it's for. The Release Notes state 1000S/1010S.
When the software was released, the existence of the 1100 series hadn't been officially acknowledged.
My Humax Forum » Freesat HD » HDR 1000, 1010, 1100S
HDR 1100S ?
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| Tue 14 Jul 2015 16:57:17 #51 |
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JamesB - 1 minute ago »
It must have been under test for some time, though - I hope - and the software version it was signed off with would be the version it shipped with. Logically, it seems to me that version would not be the June 15th release, as it surely would not be shipped with a version known to be buggy.It would not of course but I think that you under-estimate the time production, shipping and testing takes. Shipping by air, I think, would only be used for test units.
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JamesB - 1 minute ago »
It must have been under test for some time, though - I hope - and the software version it was signed off with would be the version it shipped with. Logically, it seems to me that version would not be the June 15th release, as it surely would not be shipped with a version known to be buggy.It would not of course but I think that you under-estimate the time production, shipping and testing takes. Shipping by air, I think, would only be used for test units.
But would they let it go on sale with a version now known to be buggy?
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If/when Freesat and Netflix ever do tie the knot, I assume Netflix will come to all models. But it does seem unlikely that it will ever come to any.Give it time
From John Lewis website:
With access to On-Demand channels such as BBC iPlayer, ITV Player*, 4oD, Demand5, BBC Sport, BBC, YouTube, Curzon and Netflix (coming soon)...
| Tue 14 Jul 2015 17:24:16 #54 | -
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But would they let it go on sale with a version now known to be buggy?Ref my earlier post #46, who says it's buggy in the 1100?
They didn't think it was buggy when they released it for the 1000S/1010S.
However, I don't mean to be argumentative. I suppose we'll soon know.
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I'll let you know...
it's me that's ordered it
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The 1100S (edit: in black) I have came preloaded with 2.02.34
I believe there is a later version, but that only changes the model number as reported in system details.
| Tue 14 Jul 2015 18:08:12 #58 | -
I presume this latest model also gets the out of focus, fuzzy, worse than SD Red Button prompt.
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