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Issue
There is no audio.
Solution
• Make sure the remote is programmed to change the volume on
the TV or mute the TV. For mor information, see Program the
Remote to Control the TV.
• Check the audio connections between the cable set-top box or
the satellite set-top box and the Recorder. For more information,
see Connect the Recorder to the TV, Audio Components,
and Internet.
• Check the audio connections between the Recorder and the TV or
home entertainment system. For more information, see Connect
the Recorder to the TV, Audio Components, and Internet.
• If you have enabled Dolby
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Digital playback—5.1 audio—in
Settings > DVD Settings > Digital Audio Settings:
• The DVD or other content you are watching supports 5.1 audio.
• Your home entertainment center amplier/receiver supports 5.1
audio playback.
• You have selected Bitstream under Dolby Digital.
• Check the Audio Settings. If Secondary Audio Program (SAP) is
selected, try switching to Stereo. To check the audio settings, select
Start > Settings > Audio Settings.
The TV picture is blurry,
snowy, or black and white.
Check the video connections between your TV source (cable or satellite)
and the Recorder. Also check the connections from the Recorder to
the TV.
Pay-per-view or video-on-
demand programming
cannot be purchased.
To purchase pay-per-view or video-on-demand shows, use the remote
control for your digital cable or satellite set-top box.
The Recorder does not
respond to the remote
control. (The remote
cannot turn off the
Recorder, the remote
cannot change channels,
the Start button does not
display the Start menu.)
• Check the batteries are correctly positioned in the remote, or replace
the batteries.
• The Recorder may be in Demonstration mode. To end Demonstration
mode, unplug the power cord from the back of the Recorder, wait
ve seconds, and then re-attach the power cord to the Recorder
while press OPEN/CLOSE on the front panel.