This new download is available on Monday 6th Feb until Wed according
to http://www.dtg.org.uk/retailer/download_schedule.pl.
-- 
Mr B

On Sun, 05 Feb 2006 13:51:32 GMT, Mr B 
wrote:

>This new download is available on Monday 6th Feb until Wed according
>to http://www.dtg.org.uk/retailer/download_schedule.pl.

Any idea what the changes are?
Did the download yesterday but haven't noticed ay differences.

In article ,
    wrote:
> On Sun, 05 Feb 2006 13:51:32 GMT, Mr B 
> wrote:

> >This new download is available on Monday 6th Feb until Wed according
> >to http://www.dtg.org.uk/retailer/download_schedule.pl.

> Any idea what the changes are?
> Did the download yesterday but haven't noticed ay differences.

Haven't noticed any either although, since the last 
update in October 2005, virtually nothing has 'gone 
wrong'.  

I guess some have been having problems with recordings 
that suddenly fail midstream (usually overnight!), but 
these might be more of a problem of a TV channel losing 
it's clock momentarily.  BBC have been somewhat prone 
to this, recently..

It's likely that the latest upgrade is to both enhance 
the robustness of the now mostly reliable Pace Twin and 
to 'fix' those STBs for which the October 2005 upgrade  
didn't produce the expected benefits.

It's interesting that Pace are keeping up their commitment 
to the Twin, even though it is no longer a current machine!
Thanks to their Techies for their helpful efforts... :))

Bill ZFC

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On Wed, 08 Feb 2006 03:36:17 +0000 (GMT), Bill ZFC
 wrote:

>It's interesting that Pace are keeping up their commitment 
>to the Twin, even though it is no longer a current machine!
>Thanks to their Techies for their helpful efforts... :))


It may no longer be sold here but a satellite version is still sold in
Europe.   I don't think altruism is behind the updates.

This upgrade is simply a bug-fix edition to correct problems evident
to a number of users with the 1.7.70 upgrade.   No enhancements ets.

Bill ZFC wrote:

> It's interesting that Pace are keeping up their commitment
> to the Twin, even though it is no longer a current machine!
> Thanks to their Techies for their helpful efforts... :))

It is indeed excellent... maybe the techies like their creation so much,
they are supporting it in their own free time, with Pace not objecting.  
Surely Pace as a commercial venture are not that dedicated.

Unless someone has a better explanation... 

-- 
Garry

On Wed, 08 Feb 2006 03:36:17 +0000 (GMT), Bill ZFC
 wrote:

>In article ,
>    wrote:
>> On Sun, 05 Feb 2006 13:51:32 GMT, Mr B 
>> wrote:
>
>> >This new download is available on Monday 6th Feb until Wed according
>> >to http://www.dtg.org.uk/retailer/download_schedule.pl.
>
>> Any idea what the changes are?
>> Did the download yesterday but haven't noticed ay differences.
>
>Haven't noticed any either although, since the last 
>update in October 2005, virtually nothing has 'gone 
>wrong'.  
>
>I guess some have been having problems with recordings 
>that suddenly fail midstream (usually overnight!), but 
>these might be more of a problem of a TV channel losing 
>it's clock momentarily.  BBC have been somewhat prone 
>to this, recently..
>
>It's likely that the latest upgrade is to both enhance 
>the robustness of the now mostly reliable Pace Twin and 
>to 'fix' those STBs for which the October 2005 upgrade  
>didn't produce the expected benefits.
>
>It's interesting that Pace are keeping up their commitment 
>to the Twin, even though it is no longer a current machine!
>Thanks to their Techies for their helpful efforts... :))
>
>Bill ZFC

Yes, surprised (and pleased) that the updates are still coming :)
Agree also that the box has been pretty stable lately although I still
get the occasional lock up.
Overall it's given good service and I'm very happy with it.