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This screen will show more information on the currently broadcasted program, as well as the next program
on that same channel.
You may scroll through information for other channels in the currently selected favourites list or the full
service list (in case no favourites list is enabled). To do so, use the Up/Down keys. Whilst information for
other channels is displayed the actual channel being viewed will not change. You can switch to the new
channel by pressing the OK key. When the channel has been changed the banner will stay visible for four
seconds.
If you press the Info key again, the information banner will be faded out.
Within the banner several icons may appear. Those give information about the displayed event:
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DVB subtitles are available for this event.
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An MHEG application is available for this event.
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This event is encrypted.
So with these icons you can easily see if there are additional services available.
There are three additional icons which will notify you of a new service added by the broadcaster, or if the
service is temporarily unavailable. If the service has been removed you have the choice of deleting the
service from your system. This icon will show next to the icon for subtitling, and will display the text "NEW",
"N/A" or "DEL".
If the service is audio or data only and none of the above is displayed, you will see one of the following:
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Service is data/text only.
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Service is audio only.
Electronic Programme Guide (EPG)
Many digital programmes provide additional information. Therefore your receiver is able to get program
information for the next few days, as long as this data is provided by the broadcaster.
Press the EPG key in order to open the Electronic Programme Guide. In the opening window the time, date,
the current broadcast with extended information and a small TV picture in the Upper part will be displayed.
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