as in the heading, rewind only operates up to 32 x speed, and slowmo doesn't work at all. any ideas ?
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rewind only up to 32x also no slow motion
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| Wed 9 Jul 2014 22:13:52 #1 |
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Martin Liddle - 7 hours ago »
petebryn - 1 hour ago »
as in the heading, rewind only operates up to 32 x speed, and slowmo doesn't work at all. any ideas ?Give us a clue; which Humax box do you have?
At a guess a HDR-10x0S.
I remember that 64X is not possible to implement and is classed as a documentation error. Don't remember about slowmo.| Thu 10 Jul 2014 7:02:38 #3 | -
hi - hdr 1000s - can you pls explain a bit more. are you saying the 64x rewind/fast forward isn't available on this model ? I had a foxsat before, and assumed it would be the same, also the owners manual says 64x - is this what you mean by doc error ? Slowmo jus doesn't happen. I've done factory reset etc, but still no go.
One other query - Ive come across the 'nowster patch' dated Nov 27 2012, which seems to enable removal of code to prevent download and copy to cd/dvd of hd programmes/films. Have i understood this right ? can you tell me if this works and is this patch the latest version ? - thanks for input.| Thu 10 Jul 2014 8:03:48 #4 | -
The HDR1000/1010s has no Slow-mo, for some reason the manual says it's a feature when it isn't.
| Thu 10 Jul 2014 8:12:17 #5 | -
Yes 64X is an error in the documentation - the PVR chipset does not support it. I don't remember if slow motion was the same or not.
The patch you refer to is for the Foxsat HDR not for this unit.
| Thu 10 Jul 2014 8:12:22 #6 | -
many thanks for replies - so there isn't any known way to bypass restrictions on turning viewed fims etc into cd/dvd's on the HDR 1000S ?
| Thu 10 Jul 2014 8:17:34 #7 | -
A laptop with a usb capture device or a PC with a firewire port and a DV converter (Canopus make a few models) will do the same job (digitise the content, in this case the output files are intraframe compressed so have data for every frame)
A DV camera with AV in will do the same job.
| Thu 10 Jul 2014 10:06:38 #9 |
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