SamyGO

Hi,

I'm able to activate pvr via extended Service Menu. I close it with the FACTORY button and be able to Format a hdd and be able to record and timeshift.

After powercycle the tv the Option is set to off again. How Do i Save this permanently ?

I think that like on old C series you have to Change the model options and set one model with pvr enabled by default.
Every model has a preset of enabled functions, you can try to change model and see for every model the difference.
You have to select a model that is similar to Your hardware otherwise you can get the picture rotated, or distorted or the source altered.
Post Your firmware version for reference.
You're Lucky Your TV is like the old t-valdeuc C series.

Thanks for reply, I figured out that in j Series only the uhd Models have pvr. So the nearest Model is the ju6500 but this Set The Resulution Set from FHD to uhd which is grayed out. I didnt give that a try. How High is the brick Risk Setting a FHD Display to uhd ?

FW is T-HKMFDEUC-1411.0

Solved:

Changed Region from EU_GER to EU pvr is default ON and stays on.

i don't know if uhd is only a software trick or require specific hardware but i can say that on older model when i try to enable the 3d where the hardware is missing i only get the picture getting worse but no brick.
If you set watchdog off you can try all model presets in your tv.

tempinbox wrote:i don't know if uhd is only a software trick or require specific hardware

Of course it does NOT require ANY hardware change. Same as with HD. Simply take your standard SD TV. When you set to HD you simply multiply number of pixels by 4, for UHD by 16 and for SUHD by 64 I tried analog TV on SD, HD and UHD TV and all works. It's THE FUTURE

sectroyer wrote:

tempinbox wrote:i don't know if uhd is only a software trick or require specific hardware

Of course it does NOT require ANY hardware change. Same as with HD. Simply take your standard SD TV. When you set to HD you simply multiply number of pixels by 4, for UHD by 16 and for SUHD by 64 I tried analog TV on SD, HD and UHD TV and all works. It's THE FUTURE

does this mean that is possible to enable the uhd on non uhd models?

If you replace panel by one with 4 times more pixels, maybe

zoelechat wrote:If you replace panel by one with 4 times more pixels, maybe

NOT correct You are just jealous because you do NOT appreciate analog TV

tempinbox wrote: does this mean that is possible to enable the uhd on non uhd models?

Of course. Analog TV can be played on ANY TV. You even do NOT have to "enable" it per se. All this "pixel" crap is just bullshit. It all based on how you use device and which signal do you use

Analog?? Watzat? ahh... some ancient technology from last century (near to archeology)
You should try some UHD source on UHD screen, maybe you'd see a difference...
FYI: UHD doesn't pass through Scart