Watch And Record Live Tv - HP s3320f - Pavilion - Slimline Getting Started Manual

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Getting Started (features vary by model)
Play DVD movies. Resume playing your DVDs where you left off.
NOTE: If your computer came with a rewritable DVD drive, the drive is able to read
and record to DVD+/-R/-RW media.
Listen to Internet and over-the-air FM radio stations.
Access streaming music and video subscription services. Some music and video
subscription services may not be available in all countries/regions.
NOTE: The Television Program Guide (Internet service required) is not available in all
countries/regions.
Record your TV shows automatically while you are doing something else.
Open specific windows in Windows Media Center by using the shortcut buttons on
the remote control.
Easily back up your media files to CD, DVD, or another hard disk drive, such as the
HP Personal Media Drive and HP Pocket Media Drive (sold separately).
Use the Optimization setting to keep the computer running smoothly.
Use Sleep mode to save power when the computer is not in use. Then, you can
display the computer desktop instantly by touching a keyboard key or a remote
control button.

Watch and record live TV

With Windows Media Center you can watch, pause, advance frame by frame, skip
ahead, or use instant replay to catch every moment of live TV. Use fast-forward to bypass
unwanted content. When you are not able to watch your favorite show, you can use
Windows Media Center to record it.
Windows Media Center supports multiple TV tuners, so that you can record and watch TV
on different channels simultaneously. Multiple tuners can give you a varied and flexible
home entertainment system.
Record TV with ease by using the Television (Electronic) Program Guide (Internet service
required) to select the shows that you want to record. You can record one show or an
entire series, and watch it when it is convenient for you. You will never miss a moment of
your favorite shows.
If you are constantly channel surfing, the miniguide in Windows Media Center is another
feature that allows you to scroll through channels without interrupting your show. The
channels are displayed at the bottom of the screen, so that you can surf without missing
any key moments.
Windows Media Center also offers built-in support for archiving TV shows to DVD and fast
performance when interacting with large libraries of digital media.
For customers in the United States, High Definition Digital Cable is supported when using
Open Cable Unidirectional Receiver (OCUR) devices.