#YOUVIEW UPDATE 2014 SOFTWARE#
#YOUVIEW UPDATE 2014 SERIES#

At the moment it is unclear whether the new BT badged Humax box, code named G4, will use the same software updates as the T1000 - possibly not as it apparently has a faster processor and more memory which hopefully should solve the delay problems some report.

an extra high contrast colour scheme option for the GUI which has also not yet reached Huawei boxes.). On the other hand, retail boxes had previously received an update to improve accessibility for the partially sighted (e.g. The December 'BT' update for example enabled the recording of the internet channels you get as part of their package. and will be available for BT and TalkTalk boxes in 2014. The distinction has to be made between Humax boxes supplied by BT with their logo on and others (whether they have the BT logo or not, you may note that the T1000s are still available but only in the BT variant with a 500Gb hard drive and the original black case.) BT supplied Humax boxes receive different updates from those that were purchased retail or given away after the trials, the process I describe above. YouView is rolling out a service update that will introduce USB keyboard support to its set-top. On your latter point, the situation is not exactly as you describe in the case of Humax boxes. If you read the original post, you will see that two PVRs and the associated equipment have been delivered and the question was about the second one which may well be regarded as an 'unsolicited good'.

#YOUVIEW UPDATE 2014 SERIES#

Firstly when requesting a series booking it does not appear to confirm the booking request until after the first episode has been on (can be up to a week later) maybe something to do with the double entries you get in the scheduled my view section on the box for a series recording before the first. If the ID is on the BT list, you are directed to their update (which may be different from the software for 'retail' boxes)Д¬lick to expand.This is rather more complicated than the normal situation where a customer sells the box they have been provided with and continues to pay the appropriate subscription for the minimum period and then cancels. So after a quick bit if testing I have a few questions i am hoping someone can answer please. YouView boxes do identify themselves when logging in for the overnight housekeeping. On contacting them asking for a sticker (as mentioned in the SH2 packaging), I was told to dispose of the old equipment. I am with Virginmedia and they sent me a new router (Superhub2) to replace the Superhub I had. As I said, check with your local trading standards office what the current position is. The periods after which the item becomes your's varies 30 days if you have notified the supplier, 6 months if not.ДЄlso note that on Martin Lewis's web site's forum there is some question over whether if you sell the item the supplier can claim any monies up to 6 years after delivery. In the first you notify the supplier and ask them to collect it (you are not obliged to pay, for example, to take it to a post office or wait in for a courier, you tell them what day and time) or to just wait. The general principle behind this is that if you did not order an item but it is delivered, you can take two courses of action. You might wish to check whether the 'Unsolicited Goods Act' applies.

Youview update 2014