HR20 thru HR24 Software Release ver. 4A9/4A7/4A6 5/11/11

[generix]

I still haven't received the update yet. In Savannah, GA and am still on 0x45a on both DVRs; this seems like the longest I've seen between the announcement of an update and when I actually received it.

 

[jdspencer]

Only thing I see is this: "HR22-100"

I guess you didn't read down the list far enough.

Receivers included in this release:
HR20-700 • HR20-100
HR21-100 • HR21-200 • HR21-700 • HR21Pro
HR22-100 • HR23-700
HR24-100 • HR24-200 • HR24-500
R22-200 • R22-100

 

[MacDawg]

Here in Hampton Va
Received update on 24MAY2011 for H21/200 - 0x44a6
HR22/100 0x4a6
HR20/700 0x4a9

 

[generix]

I still haven't received the update yet. In Savannah, GA and am still on 0x45a on both DVRs; this seems like the longest I've seen between the announcement of an update and when I actually received it.

Ok, finally got all updates. Both HR24s and my H24 updated to the latest software yesterday.

 

[35LKSA]

I also find that extra bar annoying.

 

[jsgiv]

I'm all for continued updating/development of the software, however, I don't agree with the sudden change in functionality (and subsequent aggravation to the user with commonly used fuctionality). As noted before, the Yellow Button was set to give immediate access to the CC options (off, DirecTV subtitles, CC On). This allowed the user to enable/disable CC in 2-3 button presses. Now - with the updated menu bar - it takes 5-6 button presses... Why the change? Especially considering that the Yellow Button and Info button go to the same function? Why not set the Yellow button to pop-up the menu bar with the "CC" menu as default, and if the user selects "Info" - then it shows the menu with "Info" selected? That, or give an option to have a user-selectable capability so that it can be overridden back to the original functionality if the user so chooses?

 

[Jimbo]

I'm all for continued updating/development of the software, however, I don't agree with the sudden change in functionality (and subsequent aggravation to the user with commonly used fuctionality). As noted before, the Yellow Button was set to give immediate access to the CC options (off, DirecTV subtitles, CC On). This allowed the user to enable/disable CC in 2-3 button presses. Now - with the updated menu bar - it takes 5-6 button presses... Why the change? Especially considering that the Yellow Button and Info button go to the same function? Why not set the Yellow button to pop-up the menu bar with the "CC" menu as default, and if the user selects "Info" - then it shows the menu with "Info" selected? That, or give an option to have a user-selectable capability so that it can be overridden back to the original functionality if the user so chooses?

Fwiw, the CC was also something that they had changed the yellow button too.

These buttons have changes several times over the years.

It use to be used for something I found useful as well at some time.