Loose women was on itv1HD last night/this morning. It was not listed, but
the picture looked good and the itv1hd dog was in use.
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hmmm, interesting. Last night I switched on the bedroom TV and noticed that
the Sky HD box was off (in standby) but I could of sworn I'd not turned the
box off all day. When I switched the box on it went to the Sky Preview
channel 999 (or sommat like that). That only happens when I pull the power,
so I thought there must of been a power outage at some point, although I did
noticed that none of the clock radios etc had reset, which usually happens
after a break in the power. Anyway I'd forgotten all about it until I saw
this post. I've checked my HD box and can't see any obvious changes,
although I must admit I can't say what the software version was before any
of this happened. Maybe it was a software update, maybe it wasn't, hopefully
someone will post to confirm.
Rob
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Mine rebooted at 2130 last night.... PITA!!!
> Loose women was on itv1HD last night/this morning. It was not listed, but
>the picture looked good and the itv1hd dog was in use.
Loose women in HD sounds scary
My Sky box is not HD - and that had rebooted too.
Allan
Another one here - old Panny which had been left on BBC News rebooted. I'd
assumed yet another overnight power glitch but the clock on the microwave
oven (our only telltale) was fine.
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JonPhred
This happens occasionally with our non-HD box. On occasins we've been
watching a programme when the box aprubtly shut down.
It typically takes around a quarter of an hour before it will answer the
helm again. I assume it has to do with a Sky update.
It does take a time but it shouldn't be as long as that, especially on a
non-HD box. I thought updates were installed at night.
My HD box did it last evening. I was watching a recording while it was
being made and noticed it was near the time of another broadcast I
wanted. I used the Now and Next banner to check that I had set it to
record when the picture froze, then click - it had switched off. It
took about five minutes to recover and the recording I was watching had
been lost, only the adverts at the end which came after recovering were
there.
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