HP 854n, 894c, 884, 864n manual Switching Display Devices

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This informs you when you’ve selected too many shows (or the required space is too large) to go onto the DVD. In this case, use the MyDVD program to “tip and tale” trim the file, creating two smaller files to store onto two independent DVDs.

You cannot change the recording quality of a program after it is recorded.

To change the Recording Quality setting:

1In the Media Center Start menu, select Settings.

2Select TV/DVD.

3Select Recorder.

4Select Defaults.

5Use the arrow buttons to select the Quality option, and then press OK on the remote control to change the setting until Good is selected. Select OK in the window and then press OK on the remote control again to enter the change.

6Press the Back button on the remote control to return to the main Settings menu.

Switching Display Devices

When you connect more than one display device (CRT monitor, flat panel monitor, TV, etc.) to the PC, you can quickly change where the PC desktop appears by pressing Alt+F5. Each time you press the Alt+F5 key combination, the PC display appears on the next device.

If Alt+F5 does not work, restart the PC and try again.

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Contents Updated hp media Center pc information Updated HP Media Center PC Information Setting PC Location for Television Program GuideTo set the PC location Installing SpeakersSelect Guide Setup To change the program lineup in Media CenterInstalling Creative Audigy for speakers Installing multi-channel audio speakersTo connect your multi-channel speaker system to the PC Understanding In-1 Memory Card Reader Special note about Safely Remove Hardware utilityRecording Data to CDs and DVDs Understanding the in-use lightRecording with RecordNow Recording with MyDVD Recording with Microsoft CD Writing WizardInstalling DLA Software Recording with DLA Safeguarding Your Capability to Play Recorded TV Programs Playing Recorded TV ProgramsTo prepare the code key files Users\DRM\ Updated HP Media Center PC Information Updated HP Media Center PC Information To make the backup CD To use the code key Backup CD after system recoveryClick Make a Data Disc Choose Restore files and settings, and then click Next Using MyDVD to Copy Recorded TV Programs to DVD Switching Display Devices Updated Information about Software Programs
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884, 894c, 864n, 854n, 854 specifications

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