New Kryptview A750

[ronster]

Originally Posted by stokie mac

Ronster could you put up an image of the front of the box when its powered up as im interested in what the colours of the numbers are & what the front buttons illuminate??..
Also could you put up an image of the picture quality & menu layout??..
Does the box scan still when its in standby & can you move your channels around to suit yourself??..
As im REALLY thinking of getting one of these..
Cheers mate

As you can see mate the display is the standerd green with no illumination to any buttons theres also a big size difference to the a700c
The box still scans in standby and you can arrange channels how you want but you'll have to disable power search mode or each time you put the box in standby it will automatically arrange them as v1rgin
I highly recommend the box mate...its the best plug and play box available IMHO

[stokie mac]

CHEERS ronster your a star mate!!..

[stokie mac]

Ive just been reading on another forum that this box doesn't get sky box office ppv & the porn channels,is this right??..
Also does it pick up the on demand service as my eurovox currently does whether its bbc i player or 4 on demand or some one has ordered a film,will i still be able to get ALL these channels as i do with my eurovox as im going to place an order for one but im unsure now ive read otherwise..

Thanks in advance for your help

[janner66]

Hi everyone,
I would be very grateful if someone could help me please. My dad has just bought a Kryptview A750 but it came with no software installed but just some instructions.
The instructions point you towards a .bin file which I have downloaded. There was no .cue file so I have made my own and burned it onto disc using Nero.
The box was meant to come with a RS232 cable but there wasn't one so my dad had to buy one. When he plugged the cable in, it said no connection can be made. I am just about to go over there to have a look and see if the software on the disc makes it work.
Has anyone else had any problems with no software being loaded? Sounds like many other boxes come with the software and firmware already installed.

Many Thanks

[g80878]

Originally Posted by janner66

Hi everyone,
I would be very grateful if someone could help me please. My dad has just bought a Kryptview A750 but it came with no software installed but just some instructions.
The instructions point you towards a .bin file which I have downloaded. There was no .cue file so I have made my own and burned it onto disc using Nero.
The box was meant to come with a RS232 cable but there wasn't one so my dad had to buy one. When he plugged the cable in, it said no connection can be made. I am just about to go over there to have a look and see if the software on the disc makes it work.
Has anyone else had any problems with no software being loaded? Sounds like many other boxes come with the software and firmware already installed.

Many Thanks

Make sure its a null modem cable not just a rs232 , Maplins close @ 20:00

[SunRise]

Originally Posted by janner66

Hi everyone,
I would be very grateful if someone could help me please. My dad has just bought a Kryptview A750 but it came with no software installed but just some instructions.
The instructions point you towards a .bin file which I have downloaded. There was no .cue file so I have made my own and burned it onto disc using Nero.
The box was meant to come with a RS232 cable but there wasn't one so my dad had to buy one. When he plugged the cable in, it said no connection can be made. I am just about to go over there to have a look and see if the software on the disc makes it work.
Has anyone else had any problems with no software being loaded? Sounds like many other boxes come with the software and firmware already installed.

Many Thanks

Burning a CD ???????????????????

Erm the BIN file will be the firmware, not a CD image ffs.

[yusuf_gaz]

Hi

Have you had a read of this stickie might help you out, you need the firmware and the loader and a null modem cable.

Easy Guide to updating the A700c and a750

Regards