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Freesat and Non-Freesat mode HUMAX FOXSAT |
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Freesat and Non-Freesat mode HUMAX FOXSAT
Hi,
I would like to manually tune my Humax HDR box to non freesat mode but am unsure how to do it and secondly what it will mean to my channel list, EPG and timers? Any help would be appreciated Thanks |
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it deletes your timers, just go into the menu where it says manual tune.
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What extra ch's do you get in non freesat mode.
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What extra ch's do you get in non freesat mode.
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Could you tell me how you delete the ones you do not want
in Non-freesat. |
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Could you tell me how you delete the ones you do not want
in Non-freesat. Alternatively you can do a more leisurely way and that is to sit down one day and just view the channels and then decide weather or not it's for the chop. Just press the 'Opt+' button and the delete option appears. Which ever way you delete non-freesat channels this will erase your schedules |
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I have tried both ways. Thanks for your help.
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