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  1. gomezz

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    The point is that you use something like the Roku for your catch up needs then choose a PVR for being the best at what a PVR does which is recording broadcast services.

    | Wed 9 Jul 2014 8:14:10 #11 |
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    Hi. Thanks guys. I really like this idea. Have read good things about the Fox T2. I shall investigate...

    | Wed 9 Jul 2014 9:24:05 #12 |
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    Hi Guys

    Would you go used or new Humax HDR-Fox T2? What's their shelf-life like? A new 500gb one with 1yr warranty £190.

    | Sat 12 Jul 2014 8:16:44 #13 |
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    I thought, as a discontinued model, it could be had for a lot less than that (say £120 or so) and many users consider it better than what it was replaced with.

    | Sat 12 Jul 2014 19:49:55 #14 |
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    I can't see them that cheap anywhere gomezz. Used yes - new no.

    | Sun 13 Jul 2014 9:27:03 #15 |
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    gomezz - 16 hours ago  » 
    I thought, as a discontinued model, it could be had for a lot less than that (say £120 or so) and many users consider it better than what it was replaced with.

    Could this be a case of supply and demand? If you read these and other forums, it seems quite obvious which terrestrial PVR to buy (IMHO). After the recent batch of HDR Fox T-2 appearing on the Maplin site and selling out VERY quickly, perhaps other suppliers have noticed this and ramped up their prices.

    Just a thought.

    | Sun 13 Jul 2014 12:08:55 #16 |
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    Barry - 1 week ago  » 
    Why Humax have told you they cannot offer support on the product is beyond me at the moment, especially as it is available through retail outlets. I will check next week on this.

    Any news on this?

    | Sun 13 Jul 2014 17:20:40 #17 |
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    JamesB - 19 hours ago  » 

    Barry - 1 week ago  » 
    Why Humax have told you they cannot offer support on the product is beyond me at the moment, especially as it is available through retail outlets. I will check next week on this.

    Any news on this?

    Apparently BT provide the support, I find this strange to be honest for retail customers who have no other connection with BT.

    | Mon 14 Jul 2014 12:39:53 #18 |
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    Humax are releasing a new retail YouView box - The DTR-T2000

    http://www.humaxdirect.co.uk/Direct/Prod/2cdcd1aa-5901-4c85-96a8-9ccf5f90cd0c

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    | Mon 14 Jul 2014 12:51:18 #19 |
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    Barry - 7 hours ago  » 

    JamesB - 19 hours ago  » 

    Barry - 1 week ago  » 
    Why Humax have told you they cannot offer support on the product is beyond me at the moment, especially as it is available through retail outlets. I will check next week on this.

    Any news on this?

    Apparently BT provide the support, I find this strange to be honest for retail customers who have no other connection with BT.

    Thanks for the confimation. As I understand it, the BT-badged boxes receive BT upgrades, even if bought retail and connected to a different network. Maybe that's why BT provide the support. This weird situation is what's put me off buying a BT-badged DTR-T2***

    Now I'm hoping this new, echt Humax box may turn out to be a decent PVR, with added catchup. If so I may go for it.

    | Mon 14 Jul 2014 20:15:35 #20 |

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