I'm trying to bring back to life my Sonicview 8000 HD.
My current version settings are...product...sv-hd8000
boot loader...02.07
main software...hd20e
front software...vb-07
Can someone show me what they should be today...thank you.
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I'm trying to bring back to life my Sonicview 8000 HD.
My current version settings are...product...sv-hd8000
boot loader...02.07
main software...hd20e
front software...vb-07
Can someone show me what they should be today...thank you.
Have a look here, you do have an iHub too correct?
https://www.satfix.to/showthread.php...ub-version-2-2
Those are current, under first Menu setting does NETWORK SETTINGS Appear in the LIST ?
If so you should be GOOD-TO-GO
I'm not getting that, it keeps showing invalid network adapter.
Now I can't seem to find where I put in my sever numbers.
I take it you are using a IHUB ? IF SO Do you know what version software is on 2.2 or 4.12
you need the 4.12 version on Hub.
Where would i find that as i don't seem to see it anywhere.
here : try these, extract them and load on usb stick that's formatted to fat32
Then insert stick to SV8000 USB port and load ONE AT A TIME.
Thank you i'll try them in the morning, i tried resetting my router and that did nothing so i shut all the power off and now my computer is screwed up.
You need your internet to be working properly for all this (SV8000 ETC.) TO WORK
So I would solve the router/PC Problem "FIRST"
Thanks auggie , I'm using a friends computer as my modem is giving me problems and Telus will be sending me a new one and then I'll try the new downloads, so thanks again for your help.
Hi all, I have a sonicview 8000hd with a hub. I can't seem to update it to the current files to watch HD on Bev. It seems the file I have is invalid. Any help would be appreciated.
Good day....you should really start your own thread because your problem iss different from the o.p.', but the file you need is the hd2028 no check (because I don't know what dongle you have).
Down load the 2-Files in post #7 uncompress/extract them to a USB Stick formatted to fat32 and load to sonicview 8000hd one at a timeQuote:
Originally Posted by noochmannooch