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I doubt many would even attempt a 1GB download off the internet for their pC nevermind a multi GB download).
. On my 24MB connection, a 1GB download takes about 10-15 minutes and is really no great issue.
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Maybe, if the total population of PVR owners is less than 50! Take a look here.
If you ask a dozen disparate people and no one is interested "very few" seems fair if you are just making a casual comment. Not so if you are writing a newspaper headline. Quote:
Anyway, sounds like Humax are working on the IP stuff which is great.
I believe Bob_cat said not to expect anyting soon.
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When it comes to testing the HDR, how do Humax do their in-house testing? Is there a development team in UK? Somehow I doubt if freesat reception is very good in Korea
I'm just curious and don't intend any criticism. The quality of the firmware in the shipped product is pretty good for a first product in its first few months, however the in-house testing is being done. |
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I find that suggestion a little surprising
. On my 24MB connection, a 1GB download takes about 10-15 minutes and is really no great issue.Even fewer live within a mile of the exchange. Its well know that the average UK speed is around 3 MB. I'm lucky I get 5MB. However, a GB still takes some time. |
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. On my 24MB connection, a 1GB download takes about 10-15 minutes and is really no great issue.
