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in TV Dual Tuner DVR You can keep them as long as you want. Just remember, the recording space is limited, so you may need to delete some recorded programs from time to time in order to make room for new ones. Please note: If your DVR needs replaced, the recordings w...
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in TV Dual Tuner DVR Press the LIVE button (if available) or the downwards arrow button on the remote. Or, you can fast forward (FF) to the point of live programming. The on-screen indicator will display "LIVE." ...
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in TV Dual Tuner DVR Yes. You can record and playback music on Music channels. However, the playback controls (Pause, FF and REW) are not functional for recorded music. ...
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in TV Dual Tuner DVR Yes. You can either watch it in "real time" as it is being recorded, or you can rewind the program you are currently recording and watch it from the beginning while the recording continues. ...
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in TV Dual Tuner DVR Yes. You can view and record programming from premium channels with DVR. ...
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in TV Dual Tuner DVR You may see a conflict detection note while you're watching full screen TV which indicates that you have more programs set to record than available tuners. The conflict detection note will allow you to decide which programs you would like to cance...
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in TV Dual Tuner DVR There is a storage meter the lets you know how much space is remaining for recorded programs. It is located in the top banner above your recording listings.
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in TV Dual Tuner DVR Most likely, you were out of hard drive storage space and the DVR automatically deleted the oldest recorded shows. Shows are only kept until more room is needed, however you can protect shows from deletion from the Recorded TV category.
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in TV Dual Tuner DVR All recordings that were saved prior to the power loss are preserved, as well as, any future recording schedules. You miss only the recordings scheduled to be recorded while the power was out. ...
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in TV HDTV The majority of HDTV sets can display a Standard Definition (480i) signal. If bars appear, you can select the Settings button on your TV's remote control twice to access the HDTV settings. When the menu displays select the 480i Stretch setting, w...