Humax says it has developed a software solution that will 'dramatically improve the user experience and address issues such as freezing and locking up'.Īs part of the upgrade, the electronic programme guide (EPG) will now load in seconds rather than minutes. 'We recognise this has regrettably caused frustration and problems for some of our PVR-9300T and PVR-9150T users, and in particular those with the older PVR-9200T models.' 'The increasing complexity of the UK's broadcast infrastructure and requirement to process a substantially higher volume of information has put the PVRs under pressure and significant performance issues became particularly apparent through the digital switchover. 'Resolving these issues has been a priority for our technical team who have been working diligently on a fix, but unfortunately, due to the complex nature of the issues, it has taken much longer than we had hoped to develop new software to sort out the PVR issues. 'Humax is very aware that, for several months, some customers have been experiencing a slowdown in operation and usability issues with our PVR models. In a statement issued today, the company says: The models affected are the Humax PVR-9150T, PVR-9200T and PVR-9300T.įor several months owners have been experiencing problems such as freezing and locking up of the boxes. Humax says it has developed a software fix to overcome operating problems with some of its digital TV recorders. The first two software upgrades can also be downloaded manually from if you miss them. Humax will give details of the release date for the PVR-9150T fix in due course. Software updates for the PVR-9150T are subject to testing by the Digital Television Group (DTG), which is taklng place on June 11.

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