Digital Terrestrial Receivers > Homecast HT3000
Firmware 01.03.3A
admin:
Release date: 29 March 2008 General release
This is the latest firmware which fixes the following:
1) Some users are experiencing audio loss
2) Some users are experiencing video freezing.
3) Some users are experiencing signal loss after changing channel.
Users experiencing issues can email DTV Solutions through their website or call 0800 388765 for assistance.
Notes:
a) A factory reset and rescan is recommended after each firmware load. Default password is 0000.
Download link:
www.dtvs.co.nz/download/01033A.zip
Instructions:
1) Download the zip archive file to your PC.
2) Extract the contents of the zip archive to the "root" directory of a USB memory key.
3) Insert the USB memory key in the USB port of the receiver. (USB port is behind the right front panel)
4) Navigate to "USB Transfer" menu option and press OK.
5) Carry out a "USB to STB" upgrade.
ToffeeMan:
Just out of interest, are you ever going to release firmware that allows recording to an external USB stick or HDD? I note that there are several STB''s currently on the market that allow this, and i''''d really like to be able to do it with my HT3000! :)
admin:
--- Quote from: ToffeeMan on August 09, 2009, 02:34:25 pm ---Just out of interest, are you ever going to release firmware that allows recording to an external USB stick or HDD? I note that there are several STB''''s currently on the market that allow this, and i''''''''d really like to be able to do it with my HT3000! :)
--- End quote ---
Hi,
The answer is no as we cannot meet the Freeview specifications for recording with a single tuner receiver. Hence, we have another model, HT9200DTR currently going through the certification process.
AH
DanielM:
I bought a Homecast HT3000 about a week ago and was quite disappointed at the quality of the TV picture; a lot of pixelation and frame freezing! Upon the advice received from the technical help line, I upgraded the firmware of the unit from version 1.02 to the recommended 1.03.3A. The result is now a lot better and there is no more pixelation. However, I still get the picture freezing at least once every minute or so especially when watching TV3!! My normal TV reception is not bad but Prime is a little ''noisy''.
Could this be the result of a bad signal or do I have a faulty unit? Any ideas?
DTVS:
Hi there
It sounds like your signal might be a little bit low and causing you these problems.
SG
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