Moxi Version 4.1 manual Widescreen, To use Moxi to change the widescreen settings

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Changing settings

Widescreen

The widescreen settings only take effect if the broadcast is presented in 16:9, or widescreen, format.

Letter box — Shrinks a widescreen picture to fill the screen and puts black or gray bars at the top and bottom of the screen. This is the best choice if you have a standard TV.

Wide mode — Horizontally squeezes widescreen video (16:9) to fit a standard TV (4:3). Choose this if you have a TV capable of showing widescreen programs correctly (in the original 16:9 aspect ratio).

Figure 28: Letter box mode on standard (4:3) and widescreen (16:9)

Cropped — Fills the entire screen with the picture by cropping out the left and right edges of the picture. This is an alternative setting for standard TVs.

Figure 29: Cropped mode on standard (4:3) and widescreen (16:9)

Figure 30: Wide mode on standard (4:3) and widescreen (16:9)

Each setting affects the aspect ratio of the show on your TV differently and could even have a different effect on the commercials airing dur- ing a show. You may have to experiment to find the best setting for your TV and viewing habits.

Some TVs have built-in widescreen settings. Check the user guide that came with your TV for more information.

To use Moxi to change the widescreen settings

1.Go to the Widescreen card in the Settings category.

2.Choose the desired output setting, and then choose close.

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Media Center User Guide

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Contents Media center user guide Page By Digeo, Inc. All rights reserved Contents Moxi Mate information Moxi Mate illustrations Using a digital VCR to archive programsChoosing the connection Media center informationList of figures List of tables Introduction Introduction Powerful browsing and search toolsWatch and record in high-definition Take charge of your TVOther great applications Extend the media center to a second TV Using this guideNext steps Introduction Navigating the Moxi Menu Learning about Moxi Using MoxiUsing the remote control Moxi remote control By Digeo, Inc. All rights reserved Navigating the Moxi Menu Using Change Time SlotLearning about Moxi Understanding the storage meterSoftware version and other details Searching by title or keyword Searching for showsUsing the Moxi Flip Bar Remembering your favorite channelsSearching by category Live program Using the player barRecording shows Understanding the program card icons and colorsUled recording see figure Finding a previously scheduled recording Recording optionsTimeslots All Recording seriesSetting the series priority Using SuperTicker Limiting headlines to one topic or itemTo change the series priority Using Photos Reading the whole storyUploading photos Would you like to add new photos now? Viewing photosCreating a playlist for a photo album with PC Link Using Media PlayerUsing Jukebox DVD video resolutionsDVD copyrights To load music on your computer Loading musicPlaying music If you have a media center with a CD/DVD driveReading service messages Playing Moxi gamesTo read the message Code Breaker Video Poker Next steps Changing settings Hdtv Setup Channel ListSound Effects Setting Hdtv video resolution Setting standard TV video resolutionWidescreen To use Moxi to change the widescreen settingsAudio connection Preferred selection Audio OutputChoose one of the following Seconds Minutes Skip settingsSecondary Audio Closed CaptionCreating a PIN PC Link SetupCD Options Parental ControlsLocking channels or programs by rating Changing a PINPress OK on any locked program Turning off parental controlsIf you forget your PIN Controlling Pay Per View or On Demand purchasesTo learn how to use the Moxi Menu, see Using Moxi on Changing settings Using and programming the remote Multi-function buttons Functions of the Moxi remoteMoxi remote By Digeo, Inc. All rights reserved Programming with codes Programming the remoteProgramming by search Get the codes. See Moxi remote programming codes on Infrared emitterAdding additional recording space Connecting an external hard drive Using an external hard driveChoosing the connection Disconnecting an external hard driveRecovering corrupted programs Archiving simplifiedArchiving to a VCR or Dvcr Using a digital VCR to archive programsIeee 1394 connector types Adding additional recording space Enabling PC Link Connecting to the networkSystem requirements Connecting to the networkSetting up your computer To enable PC LinkInstalling Windows Media Player Using Windows Media PlayerAt the computer Using Windows Media ConnectTo install or upgrade Windows Media Connect Windows Media Connect is not available for Microsoft VistaLong Gone Before Daylight Playing shared music or photosEnabling PC Link Getting connected Ventilation requirements Before connectingMedia center illustrations Media center informationMoxi Mate information Moxi Mate illustrationsAvailable ports Connector shapes Cable type Description Pdif Install one of the following audio connections Connecting to the TV and receiverWired data connection Connecting to the home networkAdding components Wireless data connectionBy Digeo, Inc. All rights reserved Next steps Getting connected Troubleshooting Media center troubleshooting Audio and video problemsThis section addresses issues related to the media center Moxi Mate troubleshooting Remote or front panel control problemsPower problems Home network troubleshooting If that does not correct the problem, do the following Troubleshooting Moxi remote programming codes Use the codes in to program the remote for your TV TV CodesESA Moxi remote programming codes JBL MTC SSS TVS Use the codes in to program the remote for your audio device Audio device codesMoxi remote programming codes Audio device MCS RCA All DVRs were not created equal Specifications Moxi Mate specifications Media center specificationsNumerics GlossaryGlossary All DVRs were not created equal Glossary Index IndexMedia Player Moxi Flip Bar 13 Moxi Mate Illustrations Installing secondary compo- nentsRemote and front panel, 73 TV codes Media center100 Page All DVRs were not created equal