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Old 13-11-2009, 10:53 AM   #1
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Ethernet enabled functions.

Just a quick question.
Once the HDR box is enabled to use the ethernet connection, obviously the iplayer function will be available, but has anyone heard of any other services that this will allow (if any) i.e. could we eventually be able to access the internet, or youtube?

Just wondering.
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Old 13-11-2009, 1:26 PM   #2
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Re: Ethernet enabled functions.

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Just a quick question.
Once the HDR box is enabled to use the ethernet connection, obviously the iplayer function will be available, but has anyone heard of any other services that this will allow (if any) i.e. could we eventually be able to access the internet, or youtube?

Just wondering.
Sos to disappoint but it's looking very unlikely
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Old 13-11-2009, 4:12 PM   #3
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Re: Ethernet enabled functions.

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Sos to disappoint but it's looking very unlikely
Wouldn't it be nice if you could plug the Humax into your router and watch recordings on the PC over the network? Just a wish that someone might see and act on!
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Old 13-11-2009, 4:24 PM   #4
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Re: Ethernet enabled functions.

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Wouldn't it be nice if you could plug the Humax into your router and watch recordings on the PC over the network? Just a wish that someone might see and act on!
Bob_cat who works for Humax and posts on DS has virtually ruled this out for the hdr
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Old 13-11-2009, 6:06 PM   #5
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Re: Ethernet enabled functions.

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Bob_cat who works for Humax and posts on DS has virtually ruled this out for the hdr
I was only drifting off in to Dream World...... zzzzzzz

Has anyone got any tips to do this, i.e. connecting the Disc ect? (I know I should have done a search before asking!)
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Old 13-11-2009, 6:56 PM   #6
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Re: Ethernet enabled functions.

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Just a quick question.
Once the HDR box is enabled to use the ethernet connection, obviously the iplayer function will be available, but has anyone heard of any other services that this will allow (if any) i.e. could we eventually be able to access the internet, or youtube?

Just wondering.
Get a PS3 you can do all that and more.
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Old 13-11-2009, 10:08 PM   #7
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Re: Ethernet enabled functions.

But can Bob_cat enable the USB socket to support the playing of HiDef content directly and get the film companies to create a new reaqd-only HD format for USB sticks?

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Old 14-11-2009, 11:58 PM   #8
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Re: Ethernet enabled functions.

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Just a quick question.
Once the HDR box is enabled to use the ethernet connection, obviously the iplayer function will be available, but has anyone heard of any other services that this will allow (if any) i.e. could we eventually be able to access the internet, or youtube?

Just wondering.
I was watching YouTube on my TV this morning, checking up on all the new music albums highlighted in the newspaper. I have a Panasonic DMR 850 Freesat PVR which has Viera Link. Through a 50 quid mains network it gives me Youtube and access to all my web photo albums on Picasa. I also use it as a juke box to play my CD's from the HDD through the amp with no leaping up and down to load/unload them. I have playlists set up too. I am looking forward to iPlayer appearing on the Viera Link, and hoping that like in the US Love Film or blockbuster will make their service available via Viera Link too.
The Panasonic costs a bit more than a Humax but is much more useful and replaces all those other boxes.

Al
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Old 15-11-2009, 11:43 AM   #9
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Re: Ethernet enabled functions.

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Get a PS3 you can do all that and more.
But can it do BBC iPlayer HD?
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Old 15-11-2009, 5:17 PM   #10
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Re: Ethernet enabled functions.

It can certainly do BBC HD, the BBC HD iPlayer will come very soon.
(The HD vids on YT aren't really in HD though, after YT have got their mitts on them.)

.. but they don't look bad via VieraCast on the Panny DMR 850..

Last edited by JH4; 15-11-2009 at 5:19 PM.
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