Inverto IDL 7000m TCX, User Manual

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Dolby Digital does not mean that the channel is actually broadcasting a programme in 5.1 Surround sound. The channels normally
broadcast in Dolby Digital, but most of the time, you will only receive Stereo Sound. Usually, only some special events and movies
are broadcast 5.1. The digital receiver cannot determine the version of Dolby Digital used in the broadcast, such as 2.0 or 5.1.
You can specify how long this (and any other) information should be displayed on screen (go to “Settings”, and then select the entry
“User Preferences”, followed by “Pop-up Timeout”).
By pressing the “Information” key (21), while watching a programme, the information appears with additional details about the
programme. If EPG data is available, it is possible to scroll the time with the “Left” and “Right” navigation keys. The additionally
programme information can be displayed by pressing the "Blue" function key (24) (extended event information). You can select “Add
to favourite list” using the “Yellow” function key (25), to add current the programme to the favourite list. The “Quick Save List” option
in “User preferences” menu (see chapter Quick Save List) determines which favourite list will be used by default.
4.3.2. Using the EPG list view
The EPG list view can be displayed by pressing the “Menu” key (4) + select
“Program guide” or by pressing the “Guide” key (19) on the remote control.
The EPG data is provided by the TV broadcast channels. The digital receiver
will display what is available for each channel. However, the receiver can only
display what is provided by the broadcast and has no influence on the quality
or reliability of the data. While you are watching TV, the data will be loaded and
displayed if you use up the EPG (see picture 27).
Note:
In order to have all EPG available you can activate “EPG Background
collection“.
“Menu“+ “Se “User preferences“(see chapter Background
EPG collection). This will enable the receiver to collect the EPG data
continuously, so it is always available when you need to view it, instead of collecting the data for each channel one by one, as you
select each channel. This will be done automatically as soon as a tuner is available.
Note:
You can change the font size of the of the EPG, to allow more or less information to be displayed on the screen “Menu“ + “Settings“ +
“User preferences“ (see chapter EPG font size)
The receiver is able to display the programs available on the channel currently selected, indicating the current programme as well as
all following programs. This allows you to quickly obtain an overview of programs being broadcasted that day, and possibly those of the
next several days as well, depending on the availability of the EPG data from the broadcaster.
Use the “Green” function key (9) on the remote control to move 24 hours forward or the “Red” function key (8) to move 24 hours back.
You can use the directional keys “Up” and “Down” to select specific channels and the directional keys “Right” and “Left” to search
forward and backwards in the programme schedule.
If you want to set a reminder for a future event on the selected programme, press the “OK” key (6). Two minutes before the start of
the programme, the receiver will display a pop-up with options “switch to” or “ignore”.
Press “REC” key (28) to schedule recording of the selected programme. Using the function “Yellow” key (25) you can change the
repeat mode of this event directly within the EPG.
If you want to see detailed information of the selected programme just press
“Information” key (21).
4.3.3. Using the EPG channel view
You can enter the EPG channel view by pressing the “Menu” key (4) +
select “Program guide” or by pressing the “Guide” key (19) on your remote
control.
Press the “Blue” function key on your remote control to toggle between
the EPG list view and EPG channel view. The EPG channel view makes
it easier to see an overview of programs or an individual channel, e.g. to
search for repeats of a movie or to control the timer for a specific channel
(see picture 28).
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