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BBCi Player now on page 7001
Noticed that BBCi Player is now an option on the Menu for BBC REd button Service. Page 7001....
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Noticed that BBCi Player is now an option on the Menu for BBC REd button Service. Page 7001....
Interestingly, This information has still not been updated on channel 999 - freesat info. |
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Noticed that BBCi Player is now an option on the Menu for BBC REd button Service. Page 7001....
Dan. |
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I've noticed page 7001 being available, but in my case only when a network connection is present.
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So, I have a dumb question - If the presence of a network connection makes the Humax look for a web based red button menu - and then on to a web based iplayer app......
.... could someone clever make it point at something else - like if I had no internet connection it could find a server for MHEG or whatever on a PC on the same LAN and therefore playback video/music etc..... Hard to describe and I know it would be difficult but does that make sense?! |
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So, I have a dumb question
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Indeed, although hacking player firmware would be one thing, tricking the box it into pointing at a dummy server maybe less risk, or easier!
I suppose its the sort of thing Humax would have had to do in development before they could access iplayer for Freesat. |
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They have updated this page to tell you, to now enter 7001 to access the iPlayer.
http://bbciplayerbetatrial09.freesat...singTheIplayer |
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I could not resist to ADD as per GC..
"And press the OK button" although of interest.. I had usually ended the IPlayer connection with changing channels.. but then as i recorded the sequence..a slow run thru.. and I now know the definitive button to press.. Not seen it mentioned on here before.. Thus To end the connection.. It's PRESS the TEXT button Stan |
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It's PRESS the TEXT button
Stan
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