The front panel sports a click wheel control, with Menu and Exit buttons below it
The remote has a positive click to the keys
On first setup, you’ll be walked through a simple wizard
Channel scanning is the concluding stage of the setup wizard
This is the info bar that appears when you change channel
The programme guide, showing the pop-up when a programme has been selected for recording
You can search the EPG both by genre and keyword
The main menu is a carousel type arrangement
The individual settings screens all look similar – AV options are shown here
A sample of the Icecrypt T2400 Freeview HD recorder arrived today; I’ve not yet had time to really test it out, and I want to do that before reporting back with even first impressions. But I have taken a few photographs, while setting it up, which will have to be enough to keep you busy for now.
You can click on any of these photos to see a larger version of them.
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Freelance journalist since 1995, before that editor of Computer Buyer. I've written for many titles, including Personal Computer World, Computer Active, and Register Hardware. I also run the successful Toppy.org.uk site for users of Topfield PVRs.
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6 Replies to “Icecrypt T2400 FreeviewHD PVR photo gallery”
When are you likely to be able to provide some first impressions, beyond the photos ? I’m extremely keen to read your impressions of the T2400 before I do anything. At the moment I’m struggling to stop myself just buying the Humx HDR-T2, but think the T2400 could be a good looking alternative. Please advise. Many thanks.
Hi Nigel!
I often visited your Toppy website and a friend and I have 3 5800’s- thanks for all the advice over the years- all are still running well. One quick question please if you have a minute: I need a second PVR and wondered if your Icecrypt 2400 can list single-channel EPG like the Toppy or if we’re forever stuck with Skybox multi-channel bars!
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When are you likely to be able to provide some first impressions, beyond the photos ? I’m extremely keen to read your impressions of the T2400 before I do anything. At the moment I’m struggling to stop myself just buying the Humx HDR-T2, but think the T2400 could be a good looking alternative. Please advise. Many thanks.
Hopefully tomorrow, for some basics at least – but I’ve just had another firmware, so want to play with that.
Any idea on the chipset it is using?
Hi Nigel!
I often visited your Toppy website and a friend and I have 3 5800’s- thanks for all the advice over the years- all are still running well. One quick question please if you have a minute: I need a second PVR and wondered if your Icecrypt 2400 can list single-channel EPG like the Toppy or if we’re forever stuck with Skybox multi-channel bars!
Many thanks again,
Nick, Maidenhead
Certainly when I last checked, you couldn’t – as I mention in this post: http://gonedigital.net/2010/12/31/icecrypt-t2400-%E2%80%93-updated-impressions/
However, that said, I’ve not got it connected up at the moment, as I’m currently using the Digital Stream box.