48 Reference
Video problems ...
Problem | Possible Solution |
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Video is | Check that you are using the correct broadcast standard |
unstable or | format: |
only black and | • For proper operation, you must specify your country in |
white | the TV Channels Initialization Wizard. |
| • Check the quality of your incoming TV signal on another |
| receiver; bad reception may be the cause. |
| • Try connecting your tuner directly to the cable TV or |
| antenna source. Too many splitters in the cable will |
| degrade the signal. |
There is no | • Ensure that your cable or antenna is connected. |
video or audio | • In the TV Video Settings page, ensure that the video |
| connector is set to the correct source. |
| • Check that the audio and video connectors are securely |
| plugged into the correct jacks. |
| • Check that your video card is securely seated in its slot. |
| Please refer to the user guide for the card location. |
Video | • Video files are typically very large; ensure that you have |
recording | sufficient disk space. |
stops | • Ensure that you are recording to the correct hard disk |
unexpectedly | — click the Disk Space Settings button in the |
| Personal Video Recorder settings page. |
| • The maximum file size for the FAT 32 file system is 4 |
| Gigabytes. You can reduce the file size by reducing the |
| frame size of the recording in Personal Video Recorder |
| settings. MPEG files are usually much smaller than AVI |
| files. |
| • Disable screen savers while recording. |
| • Disable Power management while recording. |
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