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Old 07-09-2009   #1
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Question Itv hd not working on foxsat HDR

I was watching itv last night, it said press the red button for hd, so I did and I was presented with a black screen. I have used this service before with no problems. Is there anything wrong with my Humax foxsat HDR reciever? Or is it ITV that has the problem? Does somebody have any Ideas please, as my box is still under warranty.
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Hopefully it was just a glitch.

Box reboot ought to sort it out - but if it keeps happening, that might indicate a fault.

Was it for Miss Marple? If so, there was no widespread problem 'cos we watched it in HD on our own Foxsat with no problems. Heck, I even understood the plot.

If it wasn't Miss Marple, then it is possible it was an ITV problem as they have got it wrong umpteen times since launch. Pretty dreadful system, really.

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Thanks for your reply, it was the film United 93. I done a reboot and it was still the same.
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Ok.

Then I suggest you wait for the very next HD offering and see if the problem is still there: If so, it's your Box. If not, ITV were in dozy mode.

Rambo 3 is today's HD effort

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Thanks Tivù I will see later.
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Originally Posted by Tivù View Post
Rambo 3 is today's HD effort
Also Blue Murder at 9:00pm.

I've also just bought a Foxsat HDR. According to the Radio Times yeasterday's episode of Lewis was supposed to be Red Button HD simulcast.

This would have been my first attenpt to watch ITV HD. There was no invitation to press the red button and certainly repeated pressing bore no fruit.

One thought. I only currently have a single LNB feed. Could that my (and the OP's) problem?

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Also Blue Murder at 9:00pm.
Really? Good - I quite like that prog.

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One thought. I only currently have a single LNB feed. Could that my (and the OP's) problem?
I couldn't say for certain, but I suppose if your ITV Region is not of the same polarity as the ITV HD feed, it would be consistent with the Red Button being seen on the SD Regional Channel but no HD being available.

Perhaps if the fault occurs again, you could try from an ITV Region of the opposite polarity?

Trouble is, only London appears on the EPG other than your home region, so that might prove to be a busted flush!

As for the OP, he says it has worked fine before - so unless he's moved Postcodes, the potential Feed issue probably isn't the cause.

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"Blue Murder" wasn't in HD ............


Anyway, how about "Rambo 3" : Successful Red Button operation?

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Thanks for your reply, it was the film United 93. I done a reboot and it was still the same.
If you are still having problems try a Factory reset, this has fixed for others in the past.
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I was unable to watch Rambo, So I done a factory reset in the middle of the film, this corrected my problem. Thanks Guys for all your help, we got there in the end.
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I was unable to watch Rambo, So I done a factory reset in the middle of the film, this corrected my problem. Thanks Guys for all your help, we got there in the end.
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Let's hope this was a "one-off".

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And I was given the Red Button for HD option message when I switched over to Rambo so it looks like either the Radio Times was wrong or ITV didn't transmit the HD signal.

BTW pressing the red button worked fine as well.

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Let's hope this was a "one-off".

Nah, it's a Humax.

Keeps you on your toes though.

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It did transmit in hd, you need to try a factory reset too!
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Nah, it's a Humax.

Keeps you on your toes though.
My pre-loved Foxy has frozen twice in the year I've had it. That's about the same glitch rate as any of my other receivers. But I got it for £80, so have no complaints!

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