Samsung UE55NU7372UXXH manual To view a programme on now, Other options in the guide, Record

When you open the Guide, a table grid of channels and programmes is displayed. The top row displays Channel Filter then the day and times. Each row has a channel name on the left and programmes on that channel on the right.

In the Guide, use the up and down directional buttons to move between channels and use the left and right

directional buttons move to between programmes within a channel. You can also use the or button to enter

a channel number and go to that channel directly. You can use the button to go to the current time.

When you move the focus to a programme, you will hear the detailed information about the selected programme. You will also hear if the Audio Description and Subtitles are available for the programme. When you move the focus to a different channel, you will hear the channel name and number, and the programme details. If you move to a different day, you will hear the day announced for the first programme you reach on that day. The day is not repeated, so if you are not sure what the day is, you can move forwards and backwards 24 hours and then the day will be announced.

To view a programme on now

In the Guide, move to the programme currently broadcasting, and then press the Select button to go to live TV on the selected channel and programme.

Other options in the guide

In the Guide, move to a broadcast scheduled programme, and then press the Select button. A pop-up menu listing the functions below appears. For the programme you are currently watching, press and hold the Select button.

Use the up and down directional buttons to move within this menu, and then press Select to choose an item. Press to close the menu and go back to the Guide.

●● Record

You can record the programme that you are currently watching or a programme on another channel.

"" This function may not be supported depending on the model or geographical area.

●● Schedule Viewing

You can schedule viewing for a broadcast scheduled programme.

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