Cannot access list to view recorded programs, it will not accept the "okay" command.
It will not rewind, fast forward, record etc.
Guide is available, including information on programs.
I have tried switching off and back on again to no avail
My Humax Forum » Freeview SD » PVR 9150T, 9200T, 9300T
humax PVR 9150t not responding to remote commands.
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| Tue 4 Mar 2014 14:59:43 #1 |
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SP67 - 8 minutes ago »
Cannot access list to view recorded programs, it will not accept the "okay" command.
It will not rewind, fast forward, record etc.If you press the Menu button is there a Games menu item visible? My first guess would be that the hard drive has died or become disconnected.
| Tue 4 Mar 2014 15:09:30 #2 | -
Yes, games does appear in the menu, should I access it to see what happens?
| Tue 4 Mar 2014 16:08:11 #3 | -
SP67 - 44 minutes ago »
Yes, games does appear in the menu, should I access it to see what happens?You will get to a game; no point. You appear to have a problem with the hard drive. They are not difficult to replace; you want an AV drive eg Link to eBuyer
| Tue 4 Mar 2014 16:55:56 #4 | -
Martin Liddle - 44 minutes ago »
SP67 - 44 minutes ago »
Yes, games does appear in the menu, should I access it to see what happens?You will get to a game; no point. You appear to have a problem with the hard drive. They are not difficult to replace; you want an AV drive eg Link to eBuyer
does this mean I have definitely lost all of the programs recorded, are there any other options?
| Tue 4 Mar 2014 17:42:00 #5 | -
SP67 - 5 minutes ago »
does this mean I have definitely lost all of the programs recorded, are there any other options?Hard to say without knowing what has happened. How old is the Humax? If less than two years then it is worth talking to Humax. If you feel inclined to open the Humax, you can check that the cables are properly attached to the hard drive at both ends. If the drive has died, then unless you want to use a data recovery company at substantial expense, then I would guess the programs are indeed lost.
| Tue 4 Mar 2014 17:52:39 #6 | -
Martin Liddle - 2 hours ago »
SP67 - 5 minutes ago »
does this mean I have definitely lost all of the programs recorded, are there any other options?Hard to say without knowing what has happened. How old is the Humax? If less than two years then it is worth talking to Humax. If you feel inclined to open the Humax, you can check that the cables are properly attached to the hard drive at both ends. If the drive has died, then unless you want to use a data recovery company at substantial expense, then I would guess the programs are indeed lost.
it's probably around 5 years old, not worth spending money on, I will get it opened anyway just to see. Thanks for the info.
| Tue 4 Mar 2014 20:11:47 #7 |
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