Notech - 8 minutes ago »
grahamlthompson - 11 minutes ago »
Penners - 7 minutes ago »
Thanks for that information, Graham. It's food for thought!
Presumably the wi-fi remote control means that watching an upstairs TV connected to the downstairs Humax box becomes a viable proposition? Our Humax box is connected to our router via powerline and we have a wi-fi range extender upstairs, so I guess the wi-fi remote would have no trouble talking to the Humax box.
That is correct, you can also view unencrypted recorded content remotely as the software includes a DLNA server package.
Does the Hdr-1000S also have DNLA server capabilities? I am thinking of buying the HDR-1000S having cancelled Sky and would find it useful to watch HDR-1000S recordings on devices other than the TV.
Not yet, currently only client capability. If and when it arrives it will in all probability need a protected client which really means another Humax box like for instance the HDR FOX T2, the HB-1000S or another HDR-1000S.
I can watch recordings made on my Foxsat using the HDR1000s, as they are in the same room it's just out of interest I tried this.
Two HDR FOX T2's can view each others recordings (Even encrypted HD)
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