This has happened about three times in the last six months. I have a whole set of programes set to record and when I see that one hasn't recorded, I check the recording schedule and it's completely empty.

Any ideas why this is happening and what I can do about it?

Thanks.

Mine does that all the time.

I just check it daily to check everything is set up for the evening. It happened with my old PVR as well.

i think my PVR has just died

Sorry I can't give you a soloution.

This happens if you do a full scan for new channels. I always manually scan just the five local multiplexes to avoid this problem.

If you haven't scanned for new channels then your box must be faulty.

If we ask our 9150T to record several programmes consequetiively, it often misses one. My work-around it to set the machine to "on" rather than to standby.
On Monday, we went out early in the evening. I forgot to set the machine to "on". It missed one epsode of Coronation Street.

This is a known and acknowledged bug introduced in the last software update. Question is will Humax fix it; there were some optimistic indications at one point last year but it has gone very quiet since.

Sounds like you don't delete your old channels first, is that right?

This is a good work-around as the problem only occurs with consecutive recordings done from STANDBY. Another work-around may be to revert back to v23 of the software. I heard whispers that Humax were considering fixing the problem but as Martin says it's gone very quiet. Typical of Humax though to leave things not quite fixed.

It has happened with mine ever since I got it. Never leave mine on standby always left on, which I know is not good.

It is just something I have learnt to live with, I couldn't however live without my humax pvr.

It also forgot to record Monday's episode "Mayday" ( BBC1) . Sunday's and other episodes recorded OK.

That's correct. It allows you to update your channels without having to re-schedule all your recordings.

But it will leave old unused channels until they are overwritten by new ones. Also anyone receiving from multiple transmitters will still be receiving from multiple transmitters unless they delete old channels first.

Yes, but after I have have scanned for channels I manually delete all the crap. Bye-bye shopping channels, non BBC radio, slapper channels etc.

Well, it's happened again. I've been checking the schedule regularly and remember doing so last Tuesday. On wednesday, checked again and it was empty!

This is obviously unacceptable. Any ideas?

If your device is less than 2 years old, it will still be under guarantee.

The only solutions I could suggest would be purely speculative and fairly drastic. They would involve losing your library of recordings with no promise of success.

My 9200 has just started doing this over the last 2/3 weeks,
I will set it to series link and it will record the first one then the following week it miss's the following recording in the series?
Its been running 1.00.23 with loader version a 4.09 for a couple of years now and no probs,
I did a new channel scan at xmas and reset the box,
So its a bit strange how its only just started doing it so for me it could be pointing towards the data being broadcast to trigger the link record??

Thanks seymour cat. Bright sparks - I don't think we are talking about the same thing. In my case the whole recording schedule is getting wiped, rather than one recording just being missed.

This has been reported for the 9150T and the 9300T as a feature.

There have been reports of this happening frequently despite treating the Humax gently.
For myself my scrubbing of the schedule stopped after I did a default settings. I had deliberately omitted it after a software upgrade to see what would happen.

To treat a 9150T gently and see if that helps there are a few things you can do. They include:

(1) Check that you are on either software 1.00.23 or 1.00.26.
To check use MENU -> System -> Status

(2) Reset the box to default settings. You will not lose your recordings but you will lose your schedule (again).
MENU -> Installation (The default password is 000) -> Default Setting

(3) Ensure that you are only tuned to one transmitter
See one of big-les’s posts for advice on how to do this.
E.g. http://forums.digitalspy.co.uk/showp...65&postcount=4

The losing of the schedule appears to happen only over night and so
(4) Disable the overnight attempt for a software update.
MENU -> Installation (The default password is 000) -> Software Update
The "Regular Auto Update" option should show 'Disable' because in Humax speak they use the word 'Disable' instead of 'Disabled'.

Thanks. My problem is with the 9300T. Will your advice work for that model too?

Apologies. My mistake. I meant a 9150T or a 9300T.
There is no guarantee that it will work.

For myself after deliberately left out a default setting after a software update I started to lose the schedule occasionally. I left it to see if it would go away by luck but it did not. After a few months I then used the default setting option and never got it again.

Thanks. Sorry for the delay in replying.

My Humax 9300T has also recently started losing all the programmes in the record schedule. What`s interesting is it seems to have happened relatively recently. Have there been anymore updates on this problem ?

What do you mean by "It seems to have happened relatively recently"?

My brain seems to be gong as I get older (.........) but I don`t remember having to continuously reset the recording schedule as I seem to have to do now. I`ll be honest generally I`ve only got the BBC News at 6.00 and BBC Look North on the record schedule !

There have been reports about this problem circulating for several years but I don't think anybody has ever identified what triggers it on a particular box. It only seems to affect the 9300/9150 but not the 9200 despite the software being very similar. I don't think anybody has found a permanent solution. Some people have reported that leaving the box active the whole time (rather than putting into standby) is a work around but does have its own problems.

What are they ?