Manhattan T3-R Freeview Play 4K Smart Recorder 1TB

Product Information

The T3-R includes Manhattan TV’s unique Watchlist feature which allows viewers to store all their on-demand TV choices in one place, regardless of which player they come from. The PVR also supports 4K Ultra HD and HDR (HDR10 and hybrid log-gamma) from YouTube and iPlayer respectively. When deleting large recordings (e.g. longer than 2 hours in HD) the system could fail to clear the space properly and this would cause the free space to be calculated incorrectly and old recordings to be removed unnecessarily. Please note that after updating to 2.04 the system will automatically correct this and available free space may change.

The series recording to disappear from the Schedule (but episodes in the next 8 days to continue showing the series recording icon in the Guide)The T4 and T4-R, however, will support the required technology for Freeview-over-broadband. Therefore, if and when Freeview decides to implement it and start streaming channels over broadband – the T4 and T4-R boxes will be ready for it. ITV Hub could fail to open when playing deep-linked on demand ITV programmes, e.g. from the TV Guide. ITV Hub could fail to open when playing deep-linked on demand ITV programmes, e.g. from the TV Guide You can also add shows to a special ‘Watchlist’, where all the catchup-shows you regularly watch – from different apps – will be waiting for you.

Keep in mind, there could still be additional last-minute delays due to tests and certifications that are always necessary with new devices. If your T3-R is connected to the internet and left in standby, it will update automatically overnight, unless you have disabled automatic updates in the System Settings menu. Please see below for more information about updating, including how to update by USB. Changes Rough location of where you are could be useful to see if such things could be commonplace in the area? As quiet as it is speedy, the box makes 1080p content look sharp, but comes into its own when you have a 4K HDR TV, as both picture technologies are supported. It's limited to the YouTube app to deliver HDR content at the moment, but it is future proofed at least for when the terrestrial TV providers start offering the content. With Freeview Play, you get the normal EPG, which you can use to switch between “live” shows – but you can also use that same guide to jump directly into streaming apps like BBC iPlayer, to watch past programmes on-demand.

When receiving signal from (a) multiple transmitters in a region with different regional depth levels and (b) one or more transmitters in another region, the system could fail to respect the regional selection made by the user during Install or a Retune. So what do you get with Freeview Play? Variety, for one thing – provided you’re not too fussed about watching standard definition channels. There are currently 85 linear channels on the platform, the majority of which are SD.