A third option would have been to complete the fixes before starting on the new features - an option I think many here would have preferred.
You can’t argue with that, then at least you’ve got a product that does what it says on the tin, and then if features are added in the future months this would make the customers more appreciative of manufactures efforts, especially if you end up with a product doing even more then you originally thought it would when you purchased it.
One question I must ask, was this an official announcement about extra features being added or just internet wishful thinking, because I would be quite happy with just the HD bug fixed at least.
One question I must ask, was this an official announcement about extra features being added or just internet wishful thinking, because I would be quite happy with just the HD bug fixed at least.
Semi-official I would say.
IIRC it came from exactly the same source that said, earlier in the year, they were not going to put iplayer in the first (significant) update. (Which I'm sure was their intention at the time.)
IIRC it came from exactly the same source that said, earlier in the year, they were not going to put iplayer in the first (significant) update. (Which I'm sure was their intention at the time.)
I'm totally lost now, I thought the ITV HD recording failure due to upgrades and power loss was a common problem by the number of posts on the forums but Humax have contacted me and said:
Dear Peter,
This is a failure which can only be solved in the nearest technical service. so please tell me where do you live, so I can give you the address and telephone number of the technical service..:
If it’s faulty then I can return it back to the Vendor
I'm totally lost now, I thought the ITV HD recording failure due to upgrades and power loss ....<snip>
This is a failure which can only be solved in the nearest technical service... <snip>
If it’s faulty then I can return it back to the Vendor
:D:D This'll put the cat among the pidgeons... Maybe they've already fixed this as part of a s/w update but they're holding back on issuing OTA cause of the costs and we should all ask for ours to receive this privileged service.
I'm totally lost now, I thought the ITV HD recording failure due to upgrades and power loss was a common problem by the number of posts on the forums but Humax have contacted me and said:
Dear Peter,
This is a failure which can only be solved in the nearest technical service. so please tell me where do you live, so I can give you the address and telephone number of the technical service..:
If it’s faulty then I can return it back to the Vendor
It looks as if someone (at Humax) is confused.
Their reply is barely even comprehensible English.
These are definitely software faults and cannot be solved by 'technical service' (whatever that may mean).
Unless they have early releases of the update!
Do Humax have multiple technical service centres anyway?
Their reply is barely even comprehensible English.
These are definitely software faults and cannot be solved by 'technical service' (whatever that may mean).
Unless they have early releases of the update!
Do Humax have multiple technical service centres anyway?
I don’t know I thought they only had one main service place, I’ve replied back to the person who emailed me and have queried the reply I recived, will post back soon
What email address did you send your original comment/complaint to?
It was someone called Saludos and I'm not sure it’s the right thing to do posting an email address on here, if it was a general one on the website I would, he has also put his phone number on it as well, I will give him a ring tomorrow.
Hope you don’t feel I'm being evasive.
UPDATE
I just noticed I sent my query via the UK website but the reply came back from Spain so I will not be ringing that number tomorrow.
It was someone called Saludos and I'm not sure it’s the right thing to do posting an email address on here, if it was a general one on the website I would, he has also put his phone number on it as well, I will give him a ring tomorrow.
Hope you don’t feel I'm being evasive.
UPDATE
I just noticed I sent my query via the UK website but the reply came back from Spain so I will not be ringing that number tomorrow.
You mis-understand.....Where did you send your original email to....methinks you used the wrong one.......and on checking the Humax UK website I am convinced you used the wrong one.
You mis-understand.....Where did you send your original email to....methinks you used the wrong one.......and on checking the Humax UK website I am convinced you used the wrong one.
I just checked my original email and I sent it to 'uksupport@humax-digital.co.uk' sorry for any misunderstanding
I wasn't aware that any earlier date had been mooted.
If anything, Windows 7 has been shipped ahead of schedule. However, if you take the view that Windows 7 is what Vista *should* have been, then it's 2 years late
I have Windows 7 RTM* running on my main PC, an HTPC in the lounge, a high-end laptop and a netbook. It's running well on all of these devices and I'm very impressed with it.
*I have a Technet subscription, so I've had the release version for a couple of months.
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One question I must ask, was this an official announcement about extra features being added or just internet wishful thinking, because I would be quite happy with just the HD bug fixed at least.
Semi-official I would say.
IIRC it came from exactly the same source that said, earlier in the year, they were not going to put iplayer in the first (significant) update. (Which I'm sure was their intention at the time.)
Dear Peter,
This is a failure which can only be solved in the nearest technical service. so please tell me where do you live, so I can give you the address and telephone number of the technical service..:
If it’s faulty then I can return it back to the Vendor
It looks as if someone (at Humax) is confused.
Their reply is barely even comprehensible English.
These are definitely software faults and cannot be solved by 'technical service' (whatever that may mean).
Unless they have early releases of the update!
Do Humax have multiple technical service centres anyway?
I don’t know I thought they only had one main service place, I’ve replied back to the person who emailed me and have queried the reply I recived, will post back soon
Perhaps their email system is down waiting for a software upgrade
Automan.
Not for me it wouldn't.....I'm quite happy to wait for a "complete" update.
I realised why I didn’t get a reply I sent the email in High Definition
I said 'many', not 'all'. :rolleyes:
I know :rolleyes::rolleyes:
Or which year
What email address did you send your original comment/complaint to?
Hope you don’t feel I'm being evasive.
UPDATE
I just noticed I sent my query via the UK website but the reply came back from Spain so I will not be ringing that number tomorrow.
My Humax upgrade is ?
Automan.
You mis-understand.....Where did you send your original email to....methinks you used the wrong one.......and on checking the Humax UK website I am convinced you used the wrong one.
That too was delayed from earlier in the year. And it's not free either!
I just checked my original email and I sent it to 'uksupport@humax-digital.co.uk' sorry for any misunderstanding
But it lets me delete files while applications are running, and updating the Programs menu doesn't remove my calendar entries
Do you have a source for that?
I wasn't aware that any earlier date had been mooted.
If anything, Windows 7 has been shipped ahead of schedule. However, if you take the view that Windows 7 is what Vista *should* have been, then it's 2 years late
I have Windows 7 RTM* running on my main PC, an HTPC in the lounge, a high-end laptop and a netbook. It's running well on all of these devices and I'm very impressed with it.
*I have a Technet subscription, so I've had the release version for a couple of months.