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6. WATCHING TV
This chapter describes how you watch TV and listen to radio using the receiver.
Thanks to the advantages of the digital TV transmissions, extra features are added to
the broadcast, such as information about the current and next programme and extra
options; like the ability to chose between different languages for the audio and
subtitling.
Note: Available options may vary, depending on the actual broadcast of the extra
material for the current programme.
The general principle is that one button press opens a function, pressing it again closes
it. This is valid for most functions, such as the information banner, the TV Guide and
the menu
6. A. General watching
• Use the
and
buttons to go the next and previous channel respectively.
• Use the
and
buttons to adjust the volume, and the
toggle muted sound on / off.
• Use the number buttons to input a channel number.
Press the
button to display the information banner about the current
programme. Press it again to hide the banner.
Pressing the
button from when the banner is open, will go directly to the TV
Guide with the current programme opened in extended information mode. If you
press
without an open information banner, you will be taken to the TV Guide
overview mode.
Note: Programme information will only be displayed if it is included in the current
transmission. Otherwise a "No information" message is shown.
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button to
6.B. Options
Pressing the
button will open the "Options" menu.
Depending on your current system settings, and what extra information is
currently broad-casted for the watched channel, more or less options are
displayed.
•
Subtitle lang.: Select the preferred language for the subtitling and
programme information. To turn subtitles off, select "None" - If the
preferred language is not available, the first available language will be
used instead.
Note: A "
" symbol indicates that the selected subtitling language is
for hearing impaired.
•
Audio language: Some TV programmes send multiple audio tracks, for
example in two different languages. By selecting a preferred audio
language, the receiver can select the most suitable audio track for you.
If there are no audio tracks available that match your settings, another
language may be used instead.
•
Zoom: This function helps you to adjust the TV picture to better suit
your type of TV. For a 4:3 type of TV, this is equal to what is commonly
known as Letterbox and Fullscreen format. However, if you have a 16:9
type of TV, this function can also be used to zoom the TV picture to fit
better.
Note: Only the TV picture format is changed, any subtitling or menues
are left unaffected.
•
Channel List: Change to another list with the
and
button.
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