Hi all,

I have connection problems with my Samsung 32 inch LCD TV

And my Humax HDR-FOX T2 Freeview+ HD Twin Tuner with 1TB Recorder.

The TV Is a:

Samsung 32 inch LCD TV bought Nov 2008

Model: LE32A336J1D

Model Code: LE32A336J10XXV

Type no: LE332A336



The Humax HDR-FOX T2

Software Version:FHTCP1.02.20

Loader Version: a7.30

System ID: 80BC.7EOO

Update date: 10 June 2011

MICOM Version: 9.3



The problem is if the Humax is on a pre set recording, it will not connect
with the TV, it says "no signal" on the screen.



I have tried everything suggested with the Humax, re set to factory
settings, check for latest update

And changed to HMDI cable and the slot it is in the TV.



I also have a Sagemcom DTR 6400T/6700T Recorder connected in the other HMDI
slot on the TV and this is now also displaying the "no signal" message if
recording.



Samsung do not seem to have any driver updates for the TV.



It has been suggested using a scart cable instead of HMDI but there is only
one scart slot in the box, and that has my DVD player in it.



Any thoughts please?

Mick

If only one of the recording boxes is plugged in, does it work?

Brian

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"Mick." wrote in message
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Hi all,

I have connection problems with my Samsung 32 inch LCD TV

And my Humax HDR-FOX T2 Freeview+ HD Twin Tuner with 1TB Recorder.

The TV Is a:

Samsung 32 inch LCD TV bought Nov 2008

Model: LE32A336J1D

Model Code: LE32A336J10XXV

Type no: LE332A336



The Humax HDR-FOX T2

Software Version:FHTCP1.02.20

Loader Version: a7.30

System ID: 80BC.7EOO

Update date: 10 June 2011

MICOM Version: 9.3



The problem is if the Humax is on a pre set recording, it will not connect
with the TV, it says "no signal" on the screen.



I have tried everything suggested with the Humax, re set to factory
settings, check for latest update

And changed to HMDI cable and the slot it is in the TV.



I also have a Sagemcom DTR 6400T/6700T Recorder connected in the other
HMDI slot on the TV and this is now also displaying the "no signal"
message if recording.



Samsung do not seem to have any driver updates for the TV.



It has been suggested using a scart cable instead of HMDI but there is
only one scart slot in the box, and that has my DVD player in it.



Any thoughts please?

Mick

"Mick." wrote in message
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Hi all,

I have connection problems with my Samsung 32 inch LCD TV

And my Humax HDR-FOX T2 Freeview+ HD Twin Tuner with 1TB Recorder.
[...]

The problem is if the Humax is on a pre set recording, it will not connect
with the TV, it says "no signal" on the screen.
[...]

It has been suggested using a scart cable instead of HMDI but there is
only one scart slot in the box, and that has my DVD player in it.

Well you could try plugging the DVD player into the second SCART of the
Humax, or the Humax into the second SCART of the DVD player (if it has
one) - but then you won't be able to play HD recordings back in true HD.

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Max Demian

Asking to odd question - what are you trying to do? Is it as follows?

- You watch the Humax via the TV fine
- You schedule a recording via the Humax
- Later you try to watch the recording and then the TV gets upset?

Have you tried fiddling with the screen resolution? I would try setting the
Humax output to...

1080p
1080i
720p
526i (if possible)

Note that the Humax will upscale so the signal it passes to the TV will be
the same whether you recorded SD or HD.

Paul DS

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Mick. wrote:
It has been suggested using a scart cable instead of HMDI but there is
only one scart slot in the box, and that has my DVD player in it.

Not much use if wanting HD. SCART only carries SD.

I'd examine the menu in the TV carefully. My HDR-FOX T2 works normally
with my TV via HDMI, so my guess is it's down to the TV.

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Dave Plowman London SW
To e-mail, change noise into sound.

Might be a stupid question but, have you tried turning the Humax on?
If it is in standby and then starts a recording it is still in standby
(despite the front panel changing)
You need to press the power button to bring it out of standby.

Hi again,
This is trying to answer all your questions, hope this comes
over ok?

I have tried getting it to connect with only the Humax bbox connected but it
is still the same, it does connect sometimes but not very often, I then wait
for the recording programme to end then can connect ok.

The Humax box only has one scart socket not two!

I always use the power button to bring the Humax out of standby.

From help I have received before I too think it is the TV.

I will try Samsung again and see if I can get any answer about an update,
the TV menu says non available, and even if I found one there is no USB
socket to try and install it?

Thanks all,
Mick.


"TheHippo" wrote in message
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Might be a stupid question but, have you tried turning the Humax on?
If it is in standby and then starts a recording it is still in standby
(despite the front panel changing)
You need to press the power button to bring it out of standby.

In article
,
TheHippo wrote:
Might be a stupid question but, have you tried turning the Humax on?
If it is in standby and then starts a recording it is still in standby
(despite the front panel changing)
You need to press the power button to bring it out of standby.

Just as a bit of a hijack, is there a way of stopping it switching on in
the middle of the night to look for a software update? Because it also
switches my TV on...

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Dave Plowman London SW
To e-mail, change noise into sound.

I will try Samsung again and see if I can get any answer about an update,
the TV menu says non available, and even if I found one there is no USB
socket to try and install it?

Is this an internet enabled TV? Panasonics can update over the web so
perhaps the Samsung can too?

Paul DS

"Paul D Smith" wrote in message
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I will try Samsung again and see if I can get any answer about an update,
the TV menu says non available, and even if I found one there is no USB
socket to try and install it?

Is this an internet enabled TV? Panasonics can update over the web so
perhaps the Samsung can too?

Paul DS

Hi Paul,
The TV is not internet connected, but I believe Samsung can update
over the signal somehow, but the set still has the original, and an update
scan comes up "non available"
Mick.