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All posts by RDubya
Below are all of RDubya's postings, with the most recent are at the bottom of the page.The real shame about all this is if it continues, I ain't going to be able to record the 2nd Brit to win the Tour de France for posterity. Gutted!
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Sorcha. Only time will tell.
It is not an issue with the DVD recorder as far as I can tell but I am NO expert.
I have checked and mine is definitely on the current firmware version 1.70 and as been for a year or three.
It's probably best to just patiently wait for an expert on here to come up with suggestions.
As I say, I am no expert but I cannot see how tropospheric issues could affect a signal through a DVD recorder but not affect Freeview through a Digital TV.
And having read a fair bit online this morning, I am awaiting confirmation from anyone in the know as to what changes could solely affect Sony machines.
It makes no sense to me.
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I have found this information on this website:-
IMPORTANT NOTICE
Not sure how to apply what it states.
Advice from the pros greatly appreciated to get us Sony HXD users up and running again!
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Saturday 20 July 2013 8:49AM
I'm so glad I persisted in searching the internet and found this site.
I am on Waltham transmitter and sometime yesterday early evening, I lost freeview through my Sony RDR-HXD870.
I am not sure a firmware upgrade will do anything as I am pretty sure I did mine a couple of years ago and the latest firmware is dated 2010.
Therefore, I cannot see how this could suddenly affect anything if it has been working fine for 2 years and, to be honest, I am not that keen on re-doing the firmware upgrade whilst I cannot get a picture.
Is it possible that 4G has been ramped up on Waltham or something as I have read 4G can cause problems?
"My HX995 seems to be without a signal, yet is on 83% strength, and flicks up a normal signal for perhaps a second."
Exactly the same issue as I have. It sometimes plays a second or so of image and picture and cuts out.