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Information Bars
There are two information bars. The bar that appears at the top of the screen is the programme banner and by
pressing the [INFO] button on the remote control will show you what you are watching.
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Pressing the [INFO] button twice will allow you to view the transport bar at the bottom of the screen. This bar
will help you to keep track of where you are in a programme. The green portion of the bar is a graphic indication
of how much information has been stored. Thus in live television the rightmost edge of the green bar will
indicate the end of recorded material and the start of what is currently being played live.
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• Press [PVR] button on the remote control.
• Press [INFO] button once to access the info bar.
• If the bar is green, you are in live television mode.
• The bar will display "The Date / The Day / The Time / The
Channel / Audio Selection".
• If the bar is red, you are in recording mode.
• The bar will display "The Date / The Day / The Time / The
Channel / Audio Selection / Recording Quality".
• If the bar is yellow, you are playing back a recorded
programme.
• The bar will display "The Date / The Day / The Time / The
title of the recording".
• If the bar is coloured green, you are in live television mode
02:00
and the stored information will only be available
temporarily.
• If you change channels, the buffer will clear and material
on the new channel will be stored.
• The buffer will store material for a maximum of one hour,
before it will refresh, erasing the oldest unlocked material,
replacing it with the new material.
• If the buffer is full i.e. the info bar is totally green, you will
have one hour stored material.
• If you pause the television broadcast, the buffer will
continue to store the live stream.
- The info bar is just a visual indication of how much information
you have recorded on your hard disk.
- The Vertical White Line is a visual indication of your current
position in a programme.
- An icon representing any play function you are using will appear
below the transport bar.
- If you pause, play etc the transport bar will immediately appear.
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