All very interesting and I see those settings on my iPad, and in fact it explains the third screen-shot in post 356 where the redacted device name is my iPad and although I'm clearly using it, it's not shown as connected!
I don't think that applies to my phone though (Android 7), it seems to...
So what are you saying then: when the router allows me to assign a meaningful name to connected devices by MAC, it's gonna get confused because devices rotate their MAC? Seems unlikely to me!
What manual I referred to?
The default sets up a different SSID, therefore (I guess) effectively a separate network managed separately. I don't know how items on one network would be able to address the other though...
Nobody have any ideas how I can tell which devices are connected to the...
Yeah, well, this is what my extender's "home page" looks like:
...and the only list of clients I can find ("stations") only lists MACs:
...which seem to bear no resemblance to the MACs listed by the router:
Ditto, because I didn't want to have to go around registering a new WiFi network...
Yes but is that using their app?
Accessing the extender's IP address (as reported by the router) doesn't seem to provide a list of connected devices, but it also reports the model as RE200. It's a second hand unit, so maybe it was just sent in a RE220 box!
...and it doesn't support the...
Those screen shots (which I presume you've pasted into a spreadsheet to assemble into one instead of just attaching them separately :rolleyes:) look a lot wider than 16:9, but yes I can see what you mean. My "95%" is on a 4:3 screen, and it looks like the EPG grid has a fixed rather than...
I recently installed a WiFi range extender (I say "installed" – all it took was plugging it into a mains socket and pressing the WPS button on the router).
Coincidentally, I have also noticed some strange behaviour with my WiFi-connected HDRs/HDs (two on WiFi, two on HomePlug): sometimes I try...
This sounds very strange. Why a PVR would react to the standby button to switch on but not off again seems to imply a fault in the PVR. It can't be the IR receiver, which should receive the standby code the same, whether that be to turn on or turn off.
It might be that the processor is simply...
Decryption on HDR-FOX requires some setting up, but all the information is on the forum and/or wiki.
On Foxsat, IIRC it's only HiDef which gets encrypted on disk, and the only way to deal with that is "Nowster's Patch" which is separate from the Custom Firmware. The patch just prevents new...
You cannot be serious! 28% is more than one in four!!!
What struck me (and doesn't seem to have struck anyone else) is that 28% is nearer 25% than it is 33.3%.
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Clutching at straws. We have a report of someone installing this, but no subsequent knowledge of long-term results (lack of reports could indicate no problems).
It will. Or if it doesn't, you can use the menus Menu >> Settings >> System >> Data Storage >> Format...
If you don't like my advice then ignore it.
Saying you "hope there is no buffering" implies you think there might be, and I was pointing out there shouldn't be when the source is USB. Buffering is something one associates with content delivered over a network. To then say you were not worried...
All very interesting and I see those settings on my iPad, and in fact it explains the third screen-shot in post 356 where the redacted device name is my iPad and although I'm clearly using it, it's not shown as connected!
I don't think that applies to my phone though (Android 7), it seems to...
So what are you saying then: when the router allows me to assign a meaningful name to connected devices by MAC, it's gonna get confused because devices rotate their MAC? Seems unlikely to me!
What manual I referred to?
The default sets up a different SSID, therefore (I guess) effectively a separate network managed separately. I don't know how items on one network would be able to address the other though...
Nobody have any ideas how I can tell which devices are connected to the...
Yeah, well, this is what my extender's "home page" looks like:
...and the only list of clients I can find ("stations") only lists MACs:
...which seem to bear no resemblance to the MACs listed by the router:
Ditto, because I didn't want to have to go around registering a new WiFi network...
Yes but is that using their app?
Accessing the extender's IP address (as reported by the router) doesn't seem to provide a list of connected devices, but it also reports the model as RE200. It's a second hand unit, so maybe it was just sent in a RE220 box!
...and it doesn't support the...
Those screen shots (which I presume you've pasted into a spreadsheet to assemble into one instead of just attaching them separately :rolleyes:) look a lot wider than 16:9, but yes I can see what you mean. My "95%" is on a 4:3 screen, and it looks like the EPG grid has a fixed rather than...
I recently installed a WiFi range extender (I say "installed" – all it took was plugging it into a mains socket and pressing the WPS button on the router).
Coincidentally, I have also noticed some strange behaviour with my WiFi-connected HDRs/HDs (two on WiFi, two on HomePlug): sometimes I try...
This sounds very strange. Why a PVR would react to the standby button to switch on but not off again seems to imply a fault in the PVR. It can't be the IR receiver, which should receive the standby code the same, whether that be to turn on or turn off.
It might be that the processor is simply...
Decryption on HDR-FOX requires some setting up, but all the information is on the forum and/or wiki.
On Foxsat, IIRC it's only HiDef which gets encrypted on disk, and the only way to deal with that is "Nowster's Patch" which is separate from the Custom Firmware. The patch just prevents new...
You cannot be serious! 28% is more than one in four!!!
What struck me (and doesn't seem to have struck anyone else) is that 28% is nearer 25% than it is 33.3%.
Preferred
Second choice
Clutching at straws. We have a report of someone installing this, but no subsequent knowledge of long-term results (lack of reports could indicate no problems).
It will. Or if it doesn't, you can use the menus Menu >> Settings >> System >> Data Storage >> Format...
If you don't like my advice then ignore it.
Saying you "hope there is no buffering" implies you think there might be, and I was pointing out there shouldn't be when the source is USB. Buffering is something one associates with content delivered over a network. To then say you were not worried...
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