Ditto for the TV in the room (make and model?) using the same aerial feed (for comparison), even though these meters are a variable feast.

The split event would record but there would also be duplicate entries that showed as failed to record “due to power loss” When creating a child profile in BBC iPlayer, the T3-R would reboot when entering the month in their date of birth. Furthermore, if you stumble upon a live show that you’re interested, and that show is available on one of the catchup apps, you’ll see a notification that lets you press a button and start that show from the beginning, using the appropriate app.Do note that recording a series depends on its correct tagging by the people behind the Freeview EPG. Occasionally, they mis-tag shows, and episodes from a series you’re recording might get skipped. Thankfully, the T3-R is smart enough to know that an episode is missing, and IF there’s another airing of that episode at a different date (AND it’s tagged correctly), the device will try to record it again. Too much signal in (over-amplification/boosting) can give the same results as too little with some TV device tuners.

When a recording was stopped, deleted and then started again, the new recording would show in the Trash. When you turn your T3•R on for the first time after it has updated, a message will be displayed confirming the update has taken place successfully. When Auto Standby was disabled and the T3-R was left on overnight on a channel with broadcasting breaks like Blaze (channel 64), recordings on that channel could fail. ITV Hub could fail to open when playing deep-linked on demand ITV programmes, e.g. from the TV Guide. While the very first recording made on the T3•R was in progress, the HDD space in the Recordings menu could be indicated as 0%.One final question. The Humax let me search for all Movies for the whole of the 8 days available in the EPG. Can that be done with the Manhattan?