Cisco CHS-435 DVR Locking up.

Cisco CHS-435 DVR locking up during the viewing of premium content at the best times. Mostly towards the end of a movie. The channel freezes, and will not come back, even after changing the channel up or down, or turning the box off and on. It stays frozen with the same picture frame. Almost like it was paused. Only time fixes the issue, but anything that would have been in the buffer is gone. So there goes the movie ending or the last few scenes before the end. I bet un plugging the DVR would fix it. But the WHOLE POINT is not to miss the program that is not recorded.
The Cisco hardware has been very reliable since it was installed new. Yes NEW still with the plastic protection on the face.
The other night I also for the first time received the error that the subscription was invalid, or something to that effect. I had to reset the DVR.
Are the Cisco boxes being played with now!? Cisco changes always lag behind the Motorola. Is setting the copy bit now messing with Cisco?
Why am I starting to have issues with Cisco hardware, and Motorola customers have been seeing things for a month or more?
I am at 1.9 still build 12.40. It seems like things are being changed like plug ins just like when the Video on demand was changed with no build, or img number change.
What is going on? Anyone out there from Verizon like to answer these questions?
You must be changing something to cause these issues, or are there now ghosts in the hardware? Any developers leave recently? Jurassic Park lately? It has been on a bunch.
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The boxes all have the latest software. You will want to check with your TV manufacturer. Most newer TV's come with updatable firmwares to fix problems such as these. Since every TV is different in this procedure you would need to contact their helpdesk.
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No variable audio output for Cisco CHS 435HDC set top box.

Background: Until the other day I had my stb connectected to a TV, using TV sound, with an HDMI cable. The P265v2 remote volume control changed the TV volume. No problems.
My new TV & home theater system was recently installed. We don't use the TV speakers. While my first preference was to program the Verizon remote to change the volume on my Onkyo receiver, this did not appear to be an option on the remote's programming instruction page on the Verizon website. Instead, I am directed to change a setting on the remote that makes the Verizon remote change the stb output volume vs the tv volume. I changed the setting on the remote and ensured the stb box was set up for "variabe" audio output.
Problem: Using the stb variable audio settings, volume settings 1 through 30 produce the same volume. (Volume setting 0 produces no volume, as one would hope.) It appears the "variable" setting isn't producing a variable output as it should be on this unit.
Thinking that maybe the receiver was complicating the sitation, I tried connecting the stb to the old TV and the new TV directly and had the same results.
Now, while I am watching TV, I need to have the receiver remote at hand in addition to the Verizon remote. It would be nice to have the volume be adjustable as it should be while using the Verizon remote. I don't like the idea of using a seperate universal remote because then I would lose some of the functionality that the Verizon remote provides when watching TV, using the DVR, watching on demand, etc.
I would like to know if this is a problem just with my unit, or if it exists with all of these units, which would hopefully be fixed with a Cisco/Verizon firmware update soon, hopefully.
Thank you.

soups230 wrote:
Having same issues with hdmi and optical. Any fix to this.
Hello,
In order to control the volume on your home theater system, you'll need a FiOS TV Universal Remote that has the 4-buttons on the top for 'DVD', 'Aux'iliary, 'TV' and 'STB'. The audio receiver would have to be programmed into the FIOS TV Remote, and controlled using the 'Aux'iliary button.
Verizon's 4-Button Universal Remote Controls are available for purchase:
a) online via www.verizon.com/fiosaccessories
OR
b) at a local FiOS TV store (call first to check if they have them in stock). For a list of stores: http://www22.verizon.com/support/residential/tv/fiostv/general+support/account+issues/questionsone/8...
Presently, the default remotes for new set top boxes are the 2-button P-265 (newer version) remotes.
Regarding a problem with HDMI/optical on Cisco 435 STBs, check out the following:
Go to this webpage: http://www22.verizon.com/Support/Residential/TV/FiOSTV/Receivers/Equipment+Issues/QuestionsOne/12839...
Click on the link for 'Cisco CHS 435 HD DVR User Guide'.
Open the PDF and go to page 22 for 'Connecting to a Home Theater System...'.
Hope this helps!

IR Extender for Cisco CHS 435HDC

Just had FIOS installed today and I'd like my Cisco CHS 435HDC DVR to be behind closed doors. The installer stated that I could get an "IR Extender" to accomplish the task. In the accessories area of Verizon I see a Motorola IR Extender Cable for Motorola QIP-7000 STB series; the only device listed. Will that work with the CISCO box?

People have said this works well on both Moto and Cisco, so perhaps the one on the Verizon page would do the same. I believe the one on the Verizon site has a 3ft cable or something. I don't recall. I have noted that it is said to disable the one one the front panel. This one is out of stock until Mid. Feb. You may just want to google it.
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Audio problems with CHS 435

Hello all, I'm having audio problems with my FiOS set top box. When I start to change channels I lose audio and can't get it back unless I turn the TV off/on or I change the HDMI source on my TV . Seems after changing a couple of channels the problem happens. I've tried the in home agent auto correct, and different HDMI cables. I have a Westinghouse TV and I'll try a firmware update for the TV and see if that fixes it. Any fix for this and the possibility that it might be the set top box ? I just got FiOS and all is going well besides this issue. Seems that the other STB that are model # 335 aren't having this problem.

Some TVs have had issues with the HDMI handshake and the Audio. You may be required to use the separate bulkier HD Component cables with separate audio cables. Or try it as a solution on that TV.
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FIOS Television Cisco CHS 435HDC: Ethernet input Enabled?

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FiOS HD-DVR crashing since adding external eSATA drive

After the recent firmware update, I added an 2TB external eSATA drive to my FiOS DVR. I'd really been looking forward to this because our DVR had been perpetually 90+% full. After a couple of reboots, the drive was recognized and showed as a second DVR at 0% full in the DVR Status menu. Just to make sure everything worked, I scheduled a bunch of recordings to make sure it was utilizing the new drive.
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After a few minutes searching I found the link of recommended drives.
http://www22.verizon.com/ResidentialHelp/FiOSTV/Other+Hardware/eSATA/129841.htm
Here's a snipet from that page...
Which Verizon FiOS TV DVRs are compatible with eSATA devices?
The following FiOS TV DVRs are compatible with eSATA devices:
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Motorola QIP 7232
Cisco CHS 435 HDC
Which eSATA external storage devices can I use with my FiOS DVR?
Verizon recommends the eSATA hard drives below for use with FiOS DVR. Customers choosing to install other drive types will assume the risk of compatibility with FiOS DVR and Verizon will not assist with compatibility or performance issues should they arise.
Western Digital – WDBACS5000EBK-NEVZ – 500GB
Western Digital – WDBACS0010HBK-NEVZ – 1TB
Western Digital Retail – WDBABT0010HBK-NESN – 1TB
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Success with adding an external eSATA drive to a Verizon FIOS DVR

August 4, 2012 - Success with adding an external eSATA drive to a Verizon FIOS DVR
I just upgraded from a Comcast DVR to a Verizon FIOS DVR. I upgraded because my old DVR was limited to 500GB (1/2 TB) on the internal drive and the new FIOS DVR allowed for a much larger external eSATA drive. Selecting a viable external drive for the FIOS DVR was easier said than done. The three drives listed on the Verizon web site as compatible with FIOS DVRs are no longer manufactured by western digital and are not available on the market.
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According to the Western Digial web site this is a AV-GP drive: "These drives are designed to last in high temperature always-on, streaming digital audio/video environments such as PVR/DVR, IPTV, and video surveillance systems."
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I got a "Macally G-S350SU Hi-Speed eSata/USB2.0 External Storage Enclosure for 3.5inch SATA HDD" to hold the drive for $34.39. I chose this one because it does not use a fan that could cause continious noise. The box is made out of metal so it cools itself as long as it is exposed to air (not covered up). This box comes with an external power supply that has a small transformer that plugs into a wall outlet.
Then I needed a eSATA cable. I got a "StarTech 6-Feet Shielded External eSATA Cable M/M (ESATA6)" for $6.50 and a 3-foot version for $5.90. I went with the longer one so that the cable would be less likely to become accidentally unplugged if I need to move the drive or the DVR. The cables and the drive houseing came from the same Amazon provider so it saved me on shipping. The drive came from Amazon/Western Digial directly but they do not have external housings or eSATA cables on that site.
The total cost was $255.56 including shipping for all these items.
I went with the largest (3TB) drive from western digial's AV-GP line to avoid a future upgrade from a smaller drive to a larger drive. There is no way to copy videos from one external eSATA drive to another drive because they are formatted by the FIOS DVR in a propriatary format. That would mean that any future upgrade would require losing all recorded files during an upgrade. That also means that there is no way to back up the contents of the drive to protect yourself from hard drive failure.
The installer who setup the DVR did not want me to plug in the drive while he was there and explained that I was on my own when I attached this kind of personal device to the DVR. When I plugged in the new eSATA drive it was automatically discovered. I was asked by the DVR if I wanted to format the new drive. I answered yes and within 2 hours the drive completed formatting. I did not watch the boring format so it could have finished faster.
When I started recording new videos they go directly to the external drive automatically and avoids the internal drive. It had no trouble recording two HD shows and playing a recording at the same time. I now have 20 hours of HD video recorded and the 3TB external drive is 17% full. So far my experience with the external drive has been great. No problems or issues. Learning the new remote control, new DVR menu system, and web browser control of the DVR from a laptop is another story. It will take some time to figure out how to make all the new features work.
It took me a while to figure out how to make this work since the verizon web site made useless suggestions and pointed me to products that are not available any more. I could not tell if this really would work until I plugged it in and then I was pleasantly suprised that it did. I have had this working for 3 days without any issues. I hope this post makes it easier for you to add an external eSATA drive to your DVR.
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You are right. I can only access 2TB of my 3TB external drive. That gives me a total of 2.5 TB counting the internal (0.5 TB) and external (2.0 TB) drives. This is a significant improvement over the just the 0.5 TB internal drive. I have not been able to find a reason for this limitation. Cisco and Verizon do not mention any limits that I can find. I hope that a future BIOS upgrade could provide access to more space but this would probably require me to reformat the drive and lose everything recorded.
I paid $170.99 for the 3 TB WD30EURS drive at amazon. I could have gotten away with spending only $116.99 for the 2 TB WD20EURS drive. Not worth returning at this point so I will stay with it. Makes me glad I didn't buy the most expensive 6 TB external monster drive available from another company.
I bought: 3TB drive: Western Digital 3 TB AV-GP 3 TB SATA 2 Intellipower 64 MB Cache Bulk/OEM 3.5-Inch Internal Bare Drive WD30EURS by Western Digital
I could have bought: 2TB drive: Western Digital AV-GP 2 TB SATA II Intellipower 64 MB Cache Bulk/OEM Internal Hard Drive - WD20EURS by Western Digital
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The external 2 TB drive now has 41 hours of HD video recorded and claims to be 34% full (66% free). My estimate would allow me to have aprox 120 hours of HD on the external drive (2TB) and 30 hours of HD on the internal drive (500GB) for a total of 150 hours of HD. This will keep me happy for the near future.
There is a hidden "diagnostic menu" that is not normally accessible or documented by CISCO or Verizon. This menu has a lot of interesting info on the inner working of the DVR. There was an obscure reference to this menu on another forum.
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1) Get the DVR into normal live tv mode (no menu, no guide, no pause ...)
2) Go to the Cisco CHS 435 HD DVR (not the remote control) and press these buttons on the front of the DVR: Press both the Left Arrow "<-" button and "OK" button at the same time and hold them both down for aprox 5 seconds.
3) The "Verizon FiOS TV Diagnostics Menu" menu will appear. The menu can then be used by the remote control.
4) I chose "D03 Memory / HDD" and then "Hard Disk Information" and finally "OK"
A five page disk report appeared. With a little bit of interpretation I discovered:
The Internal Drive is know as "drive 1/hdc1" has 461 GB total space with 454 GB free.
The External Drive is split into two partitions "hdc2" and "hdc3" (aka two mount points).
"drive 2/hdc2" has 1007 MB total with 317 GB free
"drive 3/hdc3" has 1007 MB total with 974 GB free
The normal DVR menu has an "Eject" feature that allows you to stop the external drive and make it safe to remove it from the DVR without losing anything via an unplanned drive removal. This can be found at "DVR" button on remote then "Settings"->"External Hard Drive"->"Eject".

Audio problems with Yamaha N12

Hey,
I'm using the Yamaha N12 digital mixer plugged via firewire with FCP, and I'm having massive audio problems / sync problems: audio is always about 1 sec delayed. I've checked the a/v-configuration and it seems ok to me. The problem does not occur in other audio apps like iTunes or Adobe Premiere.
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Some TVs have had issues with the HDMI handshake and the Audio. You may be required to use the separate bulkier HD Component cables with separate audio cables. Or try it as a solution on that TV.
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Some TVs have had issues with the HDMI handshake and the Audio. You may be required to use the separate bulkier HD Component cables with separate audio cables. Or try it as a solution on that TV.
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Cisco DVRs - What Happened to the Buffers?

Hi Folks:
I've had FiOS Triple-play for about 8 months now. During that time, I've had my fair share of problems, mostly with misbehaving DVRs. My experiences with Verizon's tech support were mostly negative (they were able to solve my problem only about 15% of the time). So I have registered on this forum in hopes that those reading it might be better equipped to offer solutions.
I have had lots of experience with lots of different DVRs, but this Cisco CHS-435HD sets a new record for behaving badly. The following is the most recent example of many. On most of my previous DVRs, if you tune to a specific channel and leave it there, 2 hours later you can rewind that channel as far back as 90 minutes and watch from there. I believe that the Ciscos used to do that when I first got mine (June 26, 2012). This feature is handy when, say, you want to rewind the local news to the beginning, and be able to flip through the dozen or so commercials.
NOW al of a sudden, both of my DVRs are only buffering between 20 and 30 minutes. So if I come in at 5:35PM, I'm unable to rewind to 5:00PM. I have done the usual hard resets on both machines. Hence, my question: WHO CHANGED the maximum buffer time? And WHY? .

Wow, this is a new one for me. I haven't heard of it before. I don't own the Cisco. My really old Motorola SD-DVR only allowed 30 minutes. But as long as I've had my old Motorola MRDVR, I've always had the ability to rewind the last 60 minutes.
The reasons I can think of off the top of my head that you can't rewind the last hour:
A recording ended on that channel, leaving you tuned to the same channel, but unable to rewind past the end of the recording.
Someone else changed the channel, then changed it back. You came in after and assumed it was always on the same channel the whole time.
The box was reset within the last hour. Was there a red screen when you turned it on?
An EAS alert interrupted the buffer within the last hour.
Can I buy a vowel?
The standard solution for all things DVR related is:
Menu > Customer Support > Fix FiOS TV Issues > Set Top Box Auto Correction
From here follow the prompts using your arrows and OK button to select and reboot your DVR.
Does this do anything different than just unplugging the box (which was the old stand-by solution)? I don't know. Sometimes it actually works.
Best of luck.
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Slingbox with new FiOS DVR (CHS 435HDC)

I just had FiOS installed with the CHS 435HDC DVR box. The Slingbox website says it's not a supported set-top box. Is there anything I can do? Or will I have to cancel FiOS in a matter of hours after it being installed?
Please help,
Mike

Set up the slingbox as if you are connecting it to a Motorola QIP-6416 DVR.
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No audio while recording on dvr

While recording any channel, I lose the audio on that channel if I leave that channel and then go back to it. After returning to a channel that is being recorded, the only way I can get the audio back on that channel is to turn the box off and then back on. I have tried re-booting the box by unplugging it for over 1 minute, but that didn’t solve the problem. Any ideas on how to fix this problem? The dvr is Cisco CHS 435HDC.
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Problem Solved: First, Verizon tech support sent me another Cisco DVR which had the same problem. Then they sent out a repair man who decided to try a Motorola DVR instead of the Cisco. Presto, the problem was gone! Apparently Verizon likes the Cisco units because they auto-activate, but my experience shows the Motorola to work better. With the Motorola, the channels changed faster and there were no audio issues when returning to a channel being recorded. Also, with the Cisco I would hear a repeating thumping noise in the TV speakers when a program was paused, but not with the Motorola. And my dvr remote web access only worked about half the time with the Cisco but is working fine with the Motorola.
A side note: The replacement Cisco unit Verizon sent me via UPS was apparently pulled from another customer and sent to me without being cleaned up first. It still had someone elses recordings on it that had record dates prior to the date I received it, and the front of the unit had some kind of gooey substance on it. I wonder if they even tested it before they sent it to me.

Help? Verizon has no idea what's wrong..

I'm trying to get some of these issues resolved before my 1st month is up.. Verizon doesn't have any idea what's going on. In 2 weeks, I've gone through 2 STBs and today a tech replaced the box (ONT?) inside the garage.
I won't go over the larger internet, phone or some of my TV problems because I need to give the new ONT a chance. However, I have other strange issues that may just be annoyances, but I'd at least like to know if these are across the board bugs that I just need to deal with, or things that should be working.
Keep in mind that I have had my STB refreshed by Verizon on a few occasions, and I've rebooted it numerous times, I've gone through the In-Home Agent (worthless). I've had 2 techs out since the original installation who couldn't find anything wrong.
Like I said though, at this time I'm not mentioning the big problems until at least a few days go by, just mainly annoyances for now.
My biggest concern is that these smaller problems are indicative of major problems that won't show up until after my trial period is over.
I have a Cisco CHS 435HDC
1. FIOS TV remote DVR (Mobile) - I have already gotten the PIN and entered it into the Android App. However..
Under Menu/Settings..
Mobile phone access says:
Awaiting authentication. Authenticate by entering the following confirmation code into your mobile device. WHERE??? How do I get it to authenticate? I've deleted and re-added....never completes authentication.
2. VOD - I am unable to add a bookmark. After the last box was installed, I was able to do so, but it stopped working last week. I get an error:
VOD request has timed out due to a network issue. Please try again later. [VOD_207]
Selecting Troubleshoot, no issues were found, it tells me to call a specific number and enter quick code 8631. This just tells you to reboot the router, which was done.
3. I lose sound in VOD after about 4 seconds. If I go deeper into the directory structure, then go backwards to a certain point, the sound comes back for about 4 seconds then goes silent again. It will keep doing this, for instance if I'm looking at the info on a movie, then go back to the directory..sound for 4 seconds, then nothing. It can get annoying. (No, I don't really need to hear anything when in VOD, and yes, I can just mute the sound so I don't know it goes in and out..it's just annoying)
4. There are some widgets I am unable to add to MyWidgets. Switching STBs actually changed which widgets I couldn't add, although The Weather Channel couldn't be added on either of them.
ERROR: We are currently unable to process your request. Please try again later.
5. Clock slows down over a short period of time, so after a while I start missing the end of my recorded shows. It can be fixed for a short while with a refresh from Verizon, so I guess I'd have to do this every week or 2?. That's not an acceptable workaround, especially considering I'd be waiting on hold for 10 minutes or more each time. I tried setting all my recordings to stop recording a minute later, but I run into problems with that, and I'll miss some shows altogether.
Does anyone know if they are trying to fix this? Can't they just point everything to a Time Server? I know, I'm sure it's not that easy, but still.
I really want to like FIOS, but I'm seriously considering going back to Comcast, which I never thought I'd do.
I know this is too much information, and if you got through all of it, THANK YOU! If you are able to help me, as well, then you also get my undying gratitude!
Thanks,
Andrea

Hi Andrea,
Sounds very familiar...to my experience. I encourage you to keep at it ("the greasy wheel that gets the grease"-"we don't have a history of you calling"-->there's no problem) and don't let the 1st-line of tech support follow the scripts to get by ("another call closed"): turn this off, wait 30 secs, turn it back on, whatever "it" is. Agree with you on the "in-home agent". Escalate it...and see how many beyond the 1st line supervisor will call you back. Good luck!

Manual Recording Errors & Bugs

Last night. FOX (508) Daytona 500 NASCAR Race.
"House" as a series was scheduled to record.
All attempts to create a manual recording for any timeframe on CH 508 was met with errors, from, one telling me there was a recording already scheduled for that channel (although there was only one, and it was from 8-to-9 PM), another telling me the start time had already passed (the time was 8:02, and the manual start time was 8:59.
At times, the scheduled HOUSE did not show up on the DVR->View Schedule>, yet at all times the red record indicator showed up on the GUIDE.
Bottom line - once I started trying, I got only errors UNTIL I STOPPED, then DELETED the House recording. I ended up having to use the guide and press RECORD on each guide listing until midnight. (and then the Simpson's time slot, and my recordings, ended 15 laps before the finish!!!!!!!!!)
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