Updating Recorded TV List after Removing the

HP Personal Media Drive

If you want to update your Recorded TV list after removing the drive:

1

Close Media Center.

3 If this does not update the files, restart the PC.

2

Open Media Center.

 

System Requirements to View Recorded

TV Programs on Other PCs

To play back recorded TV files (.dvr-ms files) that were recorded on your PC on to another non-Media Center PC, the PC must have the following items installed:

■Windows XP operating system

■Windows XP Service Pack 1

■Windows Media Player 9 or later

■Software to play DVDs

■The audio and video codec file that allows Windows Media Player to play recorded TV programs (.dvr-ms files). You can find this file in Windows Update. Click Start, click Help and Support, and then click Windows Update. You can also go to the Windows Web site and search for this code file (Q810243).

If you want more information about this file, you can go to the Microsoft Web site at: http://www.microsoft.com

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Some recorded TV programs with the broadcast flag turned on are copy-protected and cannot be viewed on other PCs.

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