DVR
- Extend the amount of recording time in the Schedule Event screen to anticipate for example, a sporting event running over its originally scheduled time frame. If a game is scheduled to play for two hours, you can add hrs or mins in the Schedule Event screen.
If the beginning of the program did not record, you may have tuned in after the program had begun. If the end of the program did not record, it could be your DVR reached its content storage capacity. Another reason could be loss of power or digital TV signal during the recording.
Yes. You can change the look and feel of the way the guide displays. Please refer to the Remote Control Instructions for how to do this.
You can keep them as long as you want. Lock the programs you do not want auto-deleted. You may need to erase some locked recordings to make room for others if storage capacity becomes an issue.
Yes. Your DVR will automatically erase programs when space is needed. Your DVR will delete the oldest recordings first.
Yes. Your Parental Controls will restrict what is viewed or recorded. If you schedule a recording for a program on a channel that is blocked, the program will record, but the video will not appear and the audio will be muted. You will need to enter a PIN to view the program while it is being recorded.
Yes. You can watch one program or previously recorded programs while recording another.
No. If you are recording a program from 8 am to 10 am, that is the only program that can be recorded during that time frame.
Yes. You can watch one program or previously recorded programs while recording an HD program.
Yes. Your DVR has the ability to rewind and fast-forward at four speeds: 2x, 15x, 50x, 300x. Each press of the rewind or fast-forward button increases the speed. The speeds will appear in the status bar as 2x, 15x, 50x and 300x.
Your DVR is synced with the TV listing and if a network starts a program earlier than on the program guide the DVR will miss that time unless you program your DVR to record earlier.
