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Foxsat hdr firmware/software
Barnageergh
22-04-2015
Hi all,
Just after getting a foxsat hdr 500gb and the firmware/ software that's on it is dated as last been updated in 2011. The software version is HPRSFCI 1.00.17 and the Loader version is U 7.54 is this up to date or is there a newer version and where can I obtain it.
Thanks
chrisjr
22-04-2015
This would be better off in the Freesat recorders forum.

http://forums.digitalspy.co.uk/forumdisplay.php?f=199

You might get a more knowledgeable response there.

Anyway you could have a look here

http://beta.humaxonline.co.uk/freesat-hd

Which seems to show a 1.00.28 version is available.

Ooopppss

That is for the Foxsat HD not the HDR. Seems the latest version on that website for the HDR is 1.00.21
Martin Liddle
22-04-2015
Originally Posted by chrisjr:
“This would be better off in the Freesat recorders forum.”

Agreed.

Quote:
“http://beta.humaxonline.co.uk/freesat-hd

Which seems to show a 1.00.28 version is available.”

Careful that is a FOXSAT HD software version; the OP says he has an HDR and the latest version for that seems to be 1.00.21.
chrisjr
22-04-2015
Originally Posted by Martin Liddle:
“Careful that is a FOXSAT HD software version; the OP says he has an HDR and the latest version for that seems to be 1.00.21.”

Corrected my post while you were posting this.
Barnageergh
22-04-2015
Will have a look there and maybe ask the same question over there.
Thanks for the replies.
QUOTE=chrisjr;77789870]This would be better off in the Freesat recorders forum.

http://forums.digitalspy.co.uk/forumdisplay.php?f=199

You might get a more knowledgeable response
chrisjr
22-04-2015
Originally Posted by Barnageergh:
“Will have a look there and maybe ask the same question over there.
Thanks for the replies.”

Have a look at that Humax firmware website first. It is where I went to download the firmware for my Humax HDR Fox-T2 Freeview PVR.

There should be instructions for uploading the firmware to the machine on the website, or maybe included in the zip file download. But if it is similar to the Fox-T2 then you unzip the file and copy the .HDF file to a USB stick.

Turn the Humax off at the mains, plug the USB stick into the Humax then turn the Humax on and it should detect the upgrade and install it. Just a matter of watching it do it.
Barnageergh
22-04-2015
Originally Posted by chrisjr:
“Have a look at that Humax firmware website first. It is where I went to download the firmware for my Humax HDR Fox-T2 Freeview PVR.

There should be instructions for uploading the firmware to the machine on the website, or maybe included in the zip file download. But if it is similar to the Fox-T2 then you unzip the file and copy the .HDF file to a USB stick.

Turn the Humax off at the mains, plug the USB stick into the Humax then turn the Humax on and it should detect the upgrade and install it. Just a matter of watching it do it.”

Had a look at the humax site and could find nothing for my box only the up to date ones.
chrisjr
22-04-2015
Originally Posted by Barnageergh:
“Had a look at the humax site and could find nothing for my box only the up to date ones.”

I meant the Humax online site linked to in my previous post.
Barnageergh
22-04-2015
Originally Posted by chrisjr:
“I meant the Humax online site linked to in my previous post.”

Found it now thanks
Is it easy to install without bricking the box as I am new to all this as I am coming from having a sky set-up and am not very tech savvy.
chrisjr
22-04-2015
Originally Posted by Barnageergh:
“Found it now thanks
Is it easy to install without bricking the box as I am new to all this as I am coming from having a sky set-up and am not very tech savvy.”

If you unzip the download file (any current version of Windows or Mac OS can do that without any problems) you will find two files.

One is the software update file itself and one is a text file giving the instructions for doing it.

Provided you follow those instructions you should be OK. But there are no guarantees with anything and it is impossible (not to mention irresponsible) to say that it will never go wrong and brick the box. But that is very much the worst case scenario.
Barnageergh
22-04-2015
Originally Posted by chrisjr:
“If you unzip the download file (any current version of Windows or Mac OS can do that without any problems) you will find two files.

One is the software update file itself and one is a text file giving the instructions for doing it.

Provided you follow those instructions you should be OK. But there are no guarantees with anything and it is impossible (not to mention irresponsible) to say that it will never go wrong and brick the box. But that is very much the worst case scenario.”

Sorry for asking a daft question but how do I unzip it ?
chrisjr
22-04-2015
Originally Posted by Barnageergh:
“Sorry for asking a daft question but how do I unzip it ?”

On Windows 8 swipe in from the right edge of the screen then tap Search. Or using a mouse, point to the top-right corner of the screen, move the mouse pointer down, then click Search. Enter File Explorer in the search box, then tap or click File Explorer in the results list.

On earlier versions of Windows click the Start button then on (My) Computer.

On a Mac open Finder

Then locate the zip file (assuming you can remember where you downloaded it to) and in Windows right click on it then select Extract All. On a Mac just double click on it.

You will then find a new folder with the same name as the zip file containing the upgrade and text instruction file.
Barnageergh
22-04-2015
Originally Posted by chrisjr:
“On Windows 8 swipe in from the right edge of the screen then tap Search. Or using a mouse, point to the top-right corner of the screen, move the mouse pointer down, then click Search. Enter File Explorer in the search box, then tap or click File Explorer in the results list.

On earlier versions of Windows click the Start button then on (My) Computer.

On a Mac open Finder

Then locate the zip file (assuming you can remember where you downloaded it to) and in Windows right click on it then select Extract All. On a Mac just double click on it.

You will then find a new folder with the same name as the zip file containing the upgrade and text instruction file.”

That's great thanks will have a look on the computer when I get home,it's running windows 7.
Thanks for all your help.
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