ATI MULTIMEDIA CENTER 9.0 User Manual

A TI Multimedia Center
User’s Guide
P/N 137-70268-70
9.0
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Contents

Using Your ATI Multimedia Center. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Starting ATI Multimedia Center.................................................................... 2
Starting from LaunchPad........................................................................2
Starting from Windows® taskbar........................................................... 3
Online Help.................................................................................................... 3
ATI REMOTE WONDER.............................................................................3
Multimedia Center Configuration Tool ................................................... 4
TV. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Special Features.............................................................................................7
Video-In .........................................................................................................8
Setting up TV ................................................................................................ 8
Initialization Wizard...............................................................................9
Sizing the TV display........................................................................... 10
TV Feature Menu........................................... ..............................................11
TV Keyboard Shortcuts.......................................................... ..................... 13
Display Settings...........................................................................................15
Video Settings.............................................................................................. 17
TV Tuner Settings .......................................................................................18
Channel Property Details......................................................................19
Stills Gallery Settings.................................................................................. 21
TV Schedule Settings ..................................................................................21
ATI TV Bar .................................................................................................22
ATI TV Bar controls ............................................................................ 22
Channel Surfing...........................................................................................23
Closed Captioning .......................................................................................24
Closed Caption settings......................................................... ............... 25
HOTWORDS™...........................................................................................26
TV Magazine............................................................................................... 27
External Captions Support ........................................................................... 29
Secondary Audio Program (SAP)................................................................ 30
Zooming and Panning.................................................. ................................30
Channel Lockout.......................................................................................... 3 1
Parental Control...........................................................................................32
Recording Video and Still Images...............................................................33
Recording a clip of video and audio from TV......................................3 4
TV-ON-DEMAND™..................................................................................35
Personal Video Recorder............................................................................. 38
Personal Video Recorder settings......................................................... 40
Using VIDEOSOAP............................... ..............................................43
One Touch Record................................................................................44
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Achieving the best results with MPEG video recording...................... 45
MULTVIEW™............................................................................................ 47
MULTVIEW audio requirements ........................................................48
MULTVIEW keyboard shortcuts......................................................... 49
TV Listings.................................................... ..............................................50
Setting up TV Listings ......................................................................... 52
Getting around...................................................................................... 53
Recording .............................................................................................53
Viewing ................................................................................................ 54
Views....................................................................................................54
Filter options.........................................................................................55
Actors tab .............................................................................................55
Categories- tab................................................... ...................................56
Searches................................................................................................ 56
Favorite search ..................................................................................... 56
Movies tab............................................................................................ 57
Schedules tab........................................................................................58
Searches tab..........................................................................................58
Setting search parameters..................................................................... 59
Sports tab..............................................................................................60
Stations tab........................................................................................... 60
Titles tab...............................................................................................61
Days and dates...................................................................................... 61
FAST tvtv for PC.........................................................................................62
Stills Gallery................................................................................................63
Stills Gallery settings............................................................................63
DTV . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65
Special Features .........................................................................................65
Setting up DTV ........................................................................................66
Initialization Wizard .........................................................................66
Sizing the DTV display ........................... .........................................67
DTV Feature Menu ..................................................................................68
Keyboard Shortcuts ...................................................... ........................... 70
Display Settings .......................................................................................72
Video Settings .......................................................................................... 74
Channel List .............................................................................................75
Audio Settings .........................................................................................76
Autoscanning for DTV channels ...................................................... 77
Stills Gallery Settings .............................................................................. 78
Schedule Settings .....................................................................................78
Closed Captioning ...................................................... .............................78
Closed Caption settings ...................................................................79
HOTWORDS ........................................................................................... 80
TV Magazine ........................................................................................... 81
Zooming and Panning .............................................................................. 83
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Channel Lockout ......................................................................................84
Parental Control ................................................. ......................................85
Recording Video ..................................... .................................................86
TV-ON-DEMAND ..................................................................................87
One Touch Record ............................................................................88
Electronic Program Guide .......................................................................89
Stills Gallery ............................................................................................90
Stills Gallery settings ........................................................................ 91
CD Audio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 93
CD Audio Keyboard Shortcuts ................................................................ 94
CD Audio Settings ...................................................................................95
CD Audio Preferences Settings ............................................................... 96
CD Audio Schedule Settings ................................................................... 96
Video CD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97
Video CD Feature Menu ..........................................................................98
Video CD Keyboard Shortcuts ................................................................ 99
Capturing Still Frames From Video CDs .............................................. 100
Zooming and Panning ............................................................................ 100
Video CD Display Settings ....................................................................101
Video CD Closed Caption Settings .......................................................102
Video CD Preferences Settings ............................................................. 103
Video CD Stills Gallery Settings ............................................................103
DVD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 104
Special Features.........................................................................................104
What can I play on my DVD drive?...................................................105
Sizing the Video Display Panel ...............................................................105
Full-Screen Controls .............................................................................. 105
DVD Feature Menu ...............................................................................106
DVD Keyboard Shortcuts ......................................................................107
Playing DVD-Video Discs ....................................................................109
Selecting audio channels ............................................. ................... 110
Setting up subtitles .........................................................................110
External subtitles ............................................................................110
Using the menus ............................................................................. 111
Searching DVD discs ..................................................................... 111
Selecting viewing angle .................................................................112
Parental Control ............................................................................. 112
Zooming and Panning ................................ ....................................112
Bookmarks .............................................................................................113
Chapter Preview ....................................................................................113
A/B Repeat ............................................................................................114
DVD Display Settings ...........................................................................115
DVD Preferences Settings ..................................................................... 116
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DVD Initialization Wizard .................................................................... 117
DVD-Video Settings ..............................................................................117
DVD Closed Captioning ........................................................................118
Closed Caption settings ............................................................. ..... 119
DVD-Video Audio Settings ...................................................................120
S/PDIF ................................................................................................... 121
DVD Advanced Aspect Ratio Settings ..................................................121
DVD Schedule Settings ......................................................................... 123
Region Codes .........................................................................................123
Capturing Still Frames ........................................................................... 124
File Player . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 125
Playing Multimedia Files .......................................................................126
Special Features .....................................................................................126
File Player Feature Menu ...................................................................... 127
File Player Shortcut Keys ...................................................................... 128
Zooming and Panning ............................................................................ 130
File Player Display Settings .................................................................. 131
File Player Preferences Settings ............................................................132
File Player Closed Caption Settings ...................................................... 133
External Captions Support ..................................................................... 134
File Player Audio Settings ................................................................... 135
File Player Stills Gallery Settings .......................................................... 136
File Player Schedule Settings ................................................................136
Slide Show ............................................................................................. 137
FM Radio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 139
Setting Preset Stations ...........................................................................140
Recording ............................................................................................... 140
Auto Scan .......................................................................................140
FM-ON-DEMAND ............................................................................... 141
Setting up FM Radio ................................................................................142
Radio settings ...................................................................................142
FM-ON-DEMAND settings ............................................................. 144
Schedule ................................................................................................. 145
FM Feature Menu .................................................................................. 146
Keyboard Shortcuts ...................................................... ......................... 147
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Library . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 149
Special Feature .......................................................................................... 149
Filtering files .......................................................................................... 150
Converting Media Files .........................................................................151
Converting DTV Files ...........................................................................152
Making Playlists .................................................................................... 152
External Captions Support ..................................................................... 152
Recommended Content Deletion ........................................................... 153
Creating DVDs ...................................................................................... 154
Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 155
Schedule Settings .................................................................................156
TV Out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 157
Multi-Monitor Support ......................................... .................................157
Teletext . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 159
Special Features.........................................................................................159
Special Multimedia Center Features . . . . . . . . . . . . 161
THRUVIEW ..........................................................................................161
EAZYLOOK .........................................................................................162
EAZYLOOK TV controls ..............................................................163
Channel Surfing in EAZYLOOK mode ......................................... 169
EAZYLOOK DVD controls ...........................................................170
EAZYLOOK File Player controls .................................................. 173
EAZYLOOK Library controls ....................................................... 176
EAZYLOOK Teletext controls ......................................................178
MULTVIEW in EAZYLOOK ....................................................... 180
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EAZYSHARE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 183
Starting EAZYSHARE TV ................................................................... 183
Setting up EAZYSHARE TV .............................................................. 184
Configuring your network .............................................................. 184
Display settings ..............................................................................186
Channel Control settings ................................................................187
Closed Caption settings ............................................................. ..... 188
TV-ON-DEMAND settings ........................................................... 189
Schedule settings ............................................................................ 190
Local and Remote Functions .................................................................191
Local PC functions.............................................................................191
Remote PC functions..........................................................................191
Playing Stored Media ............................................................................192
Controlling the Server ........................................................................... 192
Network Status .............................. ........................................................193
Recording Video and Still Images .........................................................194
Recording TV .............................................................. ...................... 194
Exporting recorded video ...............................................................195
Capturing still images .....................................................................196
Closed Captioning ...................................................... ...........................197
Special TV Features...................................................................................197
EAZYLAUNCH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 199
Using ATI REMOTE WONDER with EAZYLAUNCH ..............199
Troubleshooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 203
Audio Problems ........................................................................................ 203
Video Problems ... ...................................................................................208
DVD Problems ..........................................................................................210
Other things to consider ..................................................................... 211
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Using Your ATI Multimedia Center

This Guide explains how to use the features that your ATI Multimedia Center offers. The Multimedia Center is a suite of products that provides TV, Video CD, CD Audio, DVD, File Player, FM Radio, EAZYSHARE, and Library in one package.
Starting ATI Multimedia Center 2 Online Help 3 ATI REMOTE WONDER 3 Multimedia Center Configuration Tool 4 TV 7 ATI TV Bar 22 Personal Video Recorder 38 MULTVIEW™ 47 TV Listings 50 FAST tvtv for PC 62 DTV 65 TV-ON-DEMAND 87 Stills Gallery 90 CD Audio 93 Video CD 97 DVD 104 File Player 125 FM Radio 139 Library 149 Schedule 155 TV Out 157 Multi-Monitor Support 157 T eletext 159 Special Multimedia Center Features 161 EAZYSHARE 183 EAZYLAUNCH 199 Troubleshooting 203
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2 Starting ATI Multimedia Center

St arting A TI Multimedia Center

Starting from LaunchPad

The LaunchPad provides a convenient way to start all your Multimedia Center features — just click the feature you want. LaunchPad opens automatically when you start your computer, or if you prefer, you can right-click LaunchPad, and uncheck Load on Startup in the drop-down menu.
• To dock LaunchPad, right-click it, and then
click Dock in the menu. To change the docking position, right-click LaunchPad while it is docked, point to Side , and then choose a location.
• To change the size of the LaunchPad when it is not docked, double-click it or right-click it, and choose a size.
The buttons in the right side of LaunchPad let you access your desktop settings, get Help, and close LaunchPad. If your system does not have a TV tuner, Video In appears in place of TV in the LaunchPad.
Certain Multimedia Center features use some of the same resources. If you try to start one of these features while another is running, a resource conflict message appears. You have up to four choices:
Run both features with reduced performance, where
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Suspend the first feature while the other is active.
Close the first feature.
Press Cancel to continue without starting the second
feature.

Starting from Windows® taskbar

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1 In the Windows taskbar, click Start, and then point at
Programs .
2 Point at ATI Multimedia Center , and then select
CD Audio, DVD, LaunchPad, File Player, TV, Video CD, Library, or Configuration.
For information about using the ATI Multimedia Center features, see the online help.

Online Help

Feature Help. Click the Help button in any display panel to open the online help.
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Context-Sensitive Help. Context-sensitive help is always available for each feature; just press the F1 key.
Tool Tips. Simply move the mouse cursor over a control to see a description of its purpose. As you become familiar with your ATI Multimedia Center, you may want to turn off Tool Tips — click the Show T ool T ips checkbox in the Display tab (for more information, see Display Settings on page 72).
ATI Desktop Help. For help on your ATI video card’s graphics features, double-click the ATI icon in the lower-right corner of your screen.
Internet. Click http://www.ati.com/support/index.html for product support, including driver downloads, technical and warranty information.

A TI REMOTE WONDER

The ATI REMOTE WONDER replaces all the functionality of a mouse in all Windows software applications. If you have an A TI graphics card installed in your system, you will also enjoy additional control over ATI software. For complete information and installation instructions, see the ATI REMOTE WONDER Installation Guide that came with your card.
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Multimedia Center Configuration T ool

When the Multimedia Center is running, you access settings via the Settings dialogs. You can also use the Multimedia Center Configuration T ool to access audio/video settings, TV settings, PC Check, file types, skin settings, and EAZYLOOK settings for the following purposes.
• To modify settings that do not change regularly
• T o change settings and run diagnostics when the Multimedia Center is not running
• To modify advanced settings that should only be changed if absolutely necessary
To open the Multimedia Center Configuration Tool from LaunchPad
Click the Configuration Tool button in the Launchpad. For information on LaunchPad, see
page 2.
from Windows® taskbar
1 In Windows taskbar, click Start, and then
point at Programs.
2 Point at ATI Multimedia Center, and then select
Configuration.
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To access Audio/Video settings
click the DVD tab in the Multimedia Center Configuration Tool. Three audio settings are available.
Selection Function
Enable Dynamic Compression
Applies dynamic compression to the overall dynamic range of the audio (useful for low-volume listening and for smaller speakers).
Output surround compatible (Dolby Pro Logic®) signal
Add low-frequency effects channel into downmix
Enable Multi-monitor support (may reduce performance)
The Multimedia Center supports standard DVD-Video, which provides stereo and compressed, multi-channel surround sound using Dolby® Digital or DTS® encoding. DVD-Audio (DV-A) is a separate standard, which requires a DVD-Audio player.
Encodes the 2-channel stereo output with Dolby Pro Logic information (used for external Dolby Pro Logic decoder/amplifier.
Includes the LFE (subwoofer) channel in the 2-channel stereo downmix (may be useful if you have external subwoofers or want more bass — this only affects DVDs with true LFE data in the Dolby Digital 5.1 sound tracks).
Enables support for multiple monitors.
To access TV settings
Click the TV tab in the Multimedia Center Configuration Tool. The TV page provides settings for the Video Capture Source. If your system has multiple video decoders, select the one that Multimedia Center TV should use as its default.
To access file types
File Types displays how files are associated with different Multimedia Center applications. Click the File Types tab in the Multimedia Center Configuration Tool.
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To access PC Check
PC Check evaluates your computer system to determine if it is correctly set up for multimedia playback. If your computer fails any of the tests, PC Check recommends corrective action.
The test results are best estimates; they may not be
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100% accurate.
1 In Windows Taskbar, click Start, point at Programs, point
at ATI Multimedia Center, and then select Configuration.
A warning dialog appears, which identifies any pre-test requirements you should be aware of.
2 To start the tests, click the Run Tests button.
The tests last approximately 45 seconds. When they are complete, you can click the Details button to see the test results.
To access skins settings
Click the Skins tab in the Multimedia Center Configuration Tool, and select skins for your Multimedia Center components.
Modern Classic
Tranquility Zero-G
To access EAZYLOOK settings
Click the EAZYLOOK tab in the Multimedia Center Configuration Tool. For information on EAZYLOOK, see
page 162.
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Watch Television on your computer! receive up to 125 cable television channels and 70 antenna channels in smooth, full-motion video on the whole screen or in a window.
TV delivers advanced features: TV-ON­DEMAND™, Closed Captioning, Personal Video Recorder, Still Capture, Channel Surfing, Scheduled Events, TV Listings, Parental Control, and more.
more than one feature installed, a Task menu displays available and active features.
You can
When you click the logo in the upper left corner of the display panel, the “About” notice appears. If you have
For information about using TV controls, see the online help and Tool Tips.
All channels may not be available in all countries.
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Not all TV features are available with Video-In cards.

Special Features

Additional special features are available for TV.
• THRUVIEW™ — see page 161.
• EAZYLOOK™ — see page 163.
• EAZYLAUNCH™ — see page 199.
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To start TV

Video-In

from LaunchPad
Click the TV button in the Launchpad. For information on LaunchPad, see page 2.
from Windows® taskbar
1 In the Windows taskbar, click Start, and then
point at Programs .
2 Point at ATI Multimedia Center , and then select TV.
You can also start TV from other Multimedia Center features installed on your system. Click the ATI logo in
the feature’s control panel or display panel, and then click TV.
If there is no TV tuner in your computer system, a small control panel is provided for recording video from external video sources.
If you have a Video-In card, the following dialogs and features are unavailable:
TV Tuner settings (see page 18)
Channel Surfing (see page 23)
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TV-ON-DEMAND (see page 35)
Channel Locko ut (see page 31)
Parental Control (see page 32)

Setting up TV

The first time you start TV, you must complete the Initialization Wizard. After that, the Wizard will not run unless you want to re-run it in order to change settings. The Initialization Wizard guides you quickly and easily through setting up TV channels, Parental Control, Sound, Recording Format, and TV-ON-DEMAND.

Initialization Wizard

Click the Setup button, and then click the Display tab.
Click the Initialization Wizard... button. The TV Channels Initialization Wizard appears. Follow the Wizard’s instructions to select cable or antenna, choose the broadcast standard, and to scan for active channels.
Click Next >. The TV Parental Control Initialization Wizard appears. Follow the Wizard’ s instructions to set or change your Parental Control password.
Passwords are optional, case-sensitive, and must be at least three characters in length. If you forget your
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password, you will have to uninstall and reinstall your TV software.
If your computer has an A TI ALL-IN-WONDER video card and an ATI TV WONDER video card, clicking Next > opens the MUL TVIEW settings page, where you can enable MULTVIEW (Picture in Picture), specify the MULTVIEW window position, and enable dual monitor display.
MULTVIEW is not available with ALL-IN-WONDER VE
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Click Next >. The Sound Initialization Wizard appears. Follow the Wizard’s instructions to set up your audio connection. Line-In is the most common connection.
• If you do not hear TV audio, ensure that the TV is tuned to a broadcasting channel, and that you have made the correct audio connections. See Troubleshooting on page 203 for more information.
Click Next >. The Recording Format Initialization Wizard appears. Follow the Wizard’s instructions to select the default recording format.
Click Next >. The TV-ON-DEMAND Initialization Wizard appears. Follow the Wizard’s instructions to set up a temporary file and allocate file space. Available time is indicated. The Advanced Settings button lets you customize settings for image quality and processor load.
Click Next >. The End of Initialization Wizard panel appears. Click Finish to complete TV setup.
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Sizing the TV display

You can resize the TV display using the mouse, the Maximize button, or
• The F2 key hides/shows the control panel, to save desktop space.
To resize the TV display using the mouse
Drag the display’s border. The TV display maintains a fixed aspect ratio (width-to-height) of 4:3 to avoid picture distortion (to change this, see Display Settings on page 15).
To display TV in full-screen
Press CTRL+F or ALT+F to toggle between full-screen and the current size, or click the Maximize button. To return to the previous size, press the Esc key.
To display preset sizes using the CTRL key
Ctrl
Tiny CTRL+1 Small CTRL+2
CTRL key combination.
Medium CTRL+3 Large CTRL+4 Toggle between full screen and
current size Increase size of display panel CTRL + Up Arrow Decrease size of display panel CTRL + Down Arrow
CTRL+F ALT+F

TV Feature Menu

You can access TV functions by right-clicking on the control panel or the viewing area of the display panel. This is very useful in full-screen mode.
Selection Function
Setup Opens the TV setup page. Show Controls Shows the TV Con trol panel.
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Always On Top
THRUVIEW Window
THRUVIEW Desktop
Video Desktop Minimizing TV replaces your desktop pattern with the TV
Minimize TV Minimizes TV. Display Size Indicates the sizes available for the current panel:
Displays TV on top of other applications.
If your computer uses a RADEON or later video card, THRUVIEW Desktop and THRUVIEW Window are available (see page 161).
THRUVIEW Window: The current panel appears as a translucent layer on top of any other windows, allowing you to work and watch TV at the same time.
THRUVIEW Desktop: The current panel appears full­screen as a translucent layer on top of all other windows when minimized.
display.
Tiny Small Medium Large Full Screen
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Selection Function
Aspect Ratio Selects the width-to-height ratio for the video window:
Non-Fixed Allows the window to be stretched
to any proportions.
Standard Standard aspect ratio for 4:3 television broadcast.
Letterbox (16:9, 1.85:1, 2.35:1)
Crops the top and bottom of the frame to fit a wider window.
Widescreen (16:9, 1.85:1, 2.35:1)
Scales the entire image to fit a wider window.
Input Connector
Audio Mode Sets the audio mode:
Closed Captions
Zoom Selects the zoom ratio (2x, 4x, or 8x) or Unzoom if
Scheduling Provides options for scheduling, recording, and TV
About Displays the About... dialog. Exit Closes TV.
Specifies the video input:
Analog TV TunerSelects TV Tuner input. Composite Selects composite video input. S-Video Selects S-Video input.
Captions Displays closed captions when muted when audio is muted.
Stereo Enables stereo TV audio. Both Plays both standard and SAP audio tracks. SAP Enables the Secondary Audio Program. Mono Enables monaural TV audio.
Specifies how closed captioned text is displayed. You can also enable the HOTWORDS and TV Magazine features. See HOTWORDS™ on page 26 and TV
Magazine on page 27.
already zoomed. See Zooming and Panning on page 30.
MAGAZINE.

TV Keyboard Shortcuts

You can use the following keys to control TV from your keyboard.
Command Key(s)
Pause Ctrl + B Play Ctrl + X Toggle Play / Pause Spacebar Skip forwards / backwards End / Home Volume up / down (numeric keypad)
- / + (alphanumeric keypad)
_ / =, - / + Channel up / down / Setup Ctrl + S Toggle closed captions Ctrl + C Unzoom Alt + Z
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Still capture Ctrl + Insert Size presets (Tiny, Small, Medium, Large) Ctrl + 1 — Ctrl + 4 Toggle full screen Ctrl + F Exit full screen Esc Cycle through Size up / down Ctrl + / Ctrl + Parental Control lock / unlock Ctrl + L Record Ctrl + R Help F1 Hide control panel F2 Hide video panels and borders; video panel
snaps to edge Always on top F4
F3
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Command Key(s)
THRUVIEW window (Blended Window, regardless of settings in Display Settings page)
F5
THRUVIEW Desktop (Blended Desktop, regardless of settings in Display Settings page)
Video Desktop, regardless of settings in Display Settings page)
Minimize without Video Desktop or THRUVIEW F8 Reverse play (Jog Shuttle) increments to next
lower speed: -2x, -4x, -8x, -16x Normal play (Jog Shuttle) F10 Forward play (Jog Shuttle) increments to next
lower speed: 2x, 4x, 8x, 16x Play speed (slow, normal, fast) Alt + F10 Export TV-ON-DEMAND video Ctrl + W Cycle time display format (while recording or in
TV-ON-DEMAND) Set Analog TV Tuner input connector Alt + 1 Set Composite TV Tuner input connector Alt + 2 Set S-Video TV Tuner input connector Alt + 3 Exit TV Alt + F4 About Alt + A
F6
F7
F9
F11
Ctrl + T

Display Settings

The Display settings page lets you control how video is displayed in TV.
To open the Display se ttings page
Click the Setup button in the TV control panel, and then click the Display tab.
Selection Function
Video Size
Size
Selects the size for the current panel.
Aspect Ratio
Sets the width-to-height ratio for the current panel:
Standard 4:3 Standard television. Letterbox Crops the top and bottom of the frame
Widescreen Scales the video frame to fit a
Crop Video
Trims the outside edges of the video frame.
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to fit a wider window.
wider window.
Tool Tips
Show Tool Tip
Show helpful aids for using TV when you point at a control with your mouse.
Show Shortcut
Show keyboard shortcuts when you point at a control with your mouse.
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Selection Function
Display Feature
When Minimized
Controls how TV behaves when minimized:
Minimize TV TV becomes an icon on your desktop. Video TV display replaces your
Desktop desktop pattern. THRUVIEW Blended Window: The current panel
Always On Top
Displays TV on top of other applications.
Auto Hide Controls when in full screen
Hides TV controls when displaying TV in full screen. If you move your mouse, the controls re-appear
appears as a translucent layer on top of any other windows.
Blended Desktop: The current panel appears in full screen as a translucent layer on top of any other windows. See THRUVIEW on page 161.
Hide Player Hotkey
Initialization Wizard
Specify a keyboard key that hides/displays TV. This is useful when you want to do other work while recording or using HOTWORDS.
Re-runs the Initialization Wizard. See Initialization Wizard on page 9.

Video Settings

The Video settings page lets you choose a video connector and fine-tune video characteristics.
To open the V ideo setting s page
Click the Setup button in the Television control panel, and then click the Video tab.
Selection Function
Connector Choose Analog TV Tuner, Composite or S-Video input.
If you choose Composite or S-Video, you must specify
the Broadcast Standard.
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Broadcast Standard
Video Properties
Gamma Adjusts the color brightness of your display. The higher
Reset Sets all values on this page to their default values.
Choose the broadcast standard: NTSC, PAL, or SECAM.
Color
Adjusts the amount of color in the image. Brightness
Adjust the amount of white in the image. Contrast
Adjusts the gradation of tones between light and dark areas.
Tint (only available for NTSC) Adjusts the balance of red-to-blue in the image.
the gamma, the higher the brightness and contrast, maximum being a flat (unmodified) setting).
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TV T uner Settings

The TV Tuner settings page lets you autoscan for active TV channels, choose cable or antenna input, name channels, and set channel-specific options.
To open the TV Tune r settings page
Click the Setup button in the TV control panel, and then click the TV Tuner tab.
Selection Function
Channel Name
Details... Select a channel, and then click the Details... button to
Autoscan Scans for all active TV channels, and stores them when
You can enter channel names. If you have TV Listings installed (see page 50), channel names are set automatically, based upon the Guide+ database.
open the Channel Property Details page (see page 19).
you click the Set button.
Cable Standard
If you have FAST tvtv on your system (see page 62), the Tuner settings are
Selection Function
Favorite Appears when a channel is in the Favorites list (see
# Channel number. Channel Name You can enter channel names. Lock Appears when a channel is locked (see page 31). Surf Appears when a channel is in the Channel Surf list (see
Selects the country and cable or antenna.
as follows:
Channel Property Details on page 19).
page 23).

Channel Property Details

When you select a channel and then click the Details... button in the TV Tuner settings page, the Channel Property Details page opens to let you set properties for particular channels — favorites list, channel assignment, and properties for audio, video, program lockout, and closed captioning.
For example, in the Channel Specific Settings Video page, you could change a channel to SECAM when the other channels are (by default) PAL. In the Closed Captioning page you could enable a set of HOTWORDS specifically for a particular channel.
Selection Function
Channel Name
Number Displays the channel number .
Type a name for the channel.
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Tunes to Station
Channel in Favorites List
Channel in Channel Surf List
Specify the TV station that you want this channel to receive. Autoscanning returns all channel assignments to normal (see page 18).
Check to add the channel. To remove a channel, uncheck it.
Check to add the channel to the Visual Selection list displayed when channel surfing (see page 23). To remove a channel, uncheck it.
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Selection Function
Channel Specific Settings
Audio
Click Audio, and then click Details... to open the Sound details page.
Mute Settings Global Applies mute settings to
selected channel.
Mute On Mutes audio. Mute Off Cancels muting.
SAP Settings See Secondary Audio Program
(SAP) on page 23.
Global Applies SAP settings to
selected channel.
Stereo Activates stereo TV audio for this
channel, if it provides it.
Mono Activates monaural audio for
this channel.
SAP Activates SAP for this channel.
Channel Specific Settings
Video Properties
Click Video, and then click Details... to open the Channel Based Video Settings page. Move the sliders to change the values
Color Amount of color in the image. Brightness Balance of light and dark in
the image.
Contrast Gradation of tone between the
image’s highlights, midtones and shadows.
Tint Balance of red, green, and
blue in the image (only available for NTSC).
Broadcast Standard
Choose the broadcast standard for this channel. Channel Lockout
Click Channel Lockout, and then click Details... to open the Channel Lockout Settings page (see Channel Lockout on page 31).
Closed Captioning Click Closed Captioning, and then click Details...to open the Closed Captioning Channel Settings page (see
Closed Captioning on page 24).

Stills Gallery Settings

You can capture still images from TV, and save them in the Stills Gallery.
To open the TV Stills Gallery settings page
Click the Setup button in the TV control panel, and then click the Stills Gallery tab. For information on the Stills
Gallery, see page 63.

TV Schedule Settings

The Scheduler lets you set up TV to watch or record selected TV programs at times you specify. See Schedule on page 155 for details.
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A TI TV Bar

Browse the Web and watch TV at the same time, without resizing your windows! ATI TV Bar displays TV in your Internet Explorer Web Browser.
North American users can also view a display of channel names and numbers, with continuously updated program information.
To open A TI TV Bar
1 Launch Internet Explorer. 2 In Explorer’s menu bar, click View , point to Explorer
• If TV is not running, ATI TV Bar opens it, and displays it in
• If TV is running, it is displayed in TV Bar, and the regular
• If you resize Explorer , the TV display automati cally fits itself
Bar , and then click ATI TV. Or click the ATI TV button in Explorer’s menu bar.
the TV Bar. Closing ATI TV Bar also closes TV.
TV display disappears from your desktop. Closing TV Bar returns TV to its normal display on your desktop.
to the new size.

A TI TV B ar controls

From left to right, the ATI TV Bar controls are: Channel down, Channel up, Volume, Mute, Go to top, Page up, Page down, Pause scrolling, Favorites, and Help.
ATI TV
TV Internet
Explorerlistings

Channel Surfing

You can browse through several TV channels simultaneously, and select channels by clicking on “thumbnail” images (miniature representations) of the channels. Each thumbnail displays the channel number, and is regularly updated to display the current program.
• A password is required to access locked-out channels (see
Channel Lockout on page 31); otherwise, only unlocked
channels will be displayed.
• Most controls are disabled during Channel Surfing.
To use Channel Surfing
1 Click the Channel Surf button in the TV control
panel.
A grid of thumbnails appears over your TV display.
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2 Click the thumbnail for the channel you want to preview.
The channel you clicked becomes “live”, and plays video and audio for a few seconds.
3 To select a channel for viewing, double-click a thum bnail.
The grid of thumbnails disappears, and the selected channel appears on your screen.
You can also channel surf in EAZYLOOK™ mode — see
page 169.
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Closed Captioning

Display closed captioned text over video, like a standard TV, and/or in a separate window beside the video. When you use the separate window, you can use the scroll bar to review the last few minutes of text. You can set the background color, the font, and the font color for the window.
To display c losed-captioned text
Click the Closed Caption button in the TV control panel.
Right-clicking the button opens a menu where you can control the type of captioning: over video, in a window, display alternate text, TV Magazine, HOTWORDS, captions when muted.
If you are in TV-ON-DEMAND mode (see page 35) and displaying the Live: video window, closed captions
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appear in the delayed video, not in the Live: window.
To close the Closed Captioning win dow, click the Exit
button.

Closed Caption settings

The Closed Caption settings page lets you specify how closed captioned text is displayed — over video or in a window — and the background color, the font, and the font color for the window. You can also set up and enable the HOTWORDS and TV Magazine features.
To set up closed captioning
Click the Setup button in the TV control panel, and then click the Closed Caption tab.
Selection Function
Placement External Window
Displays closed captioned text in its own window. Click
Font... to select the display font.
Video Window
Displays closed captioned text superimposed on the
video. Click Font... to select the display font.
Solid Background
Displays closed captioned text on a solid background.
Shaded Background
Displays closed captioned text on a shaded background.
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HOTWORDS Enable
Check to enable HOTWORDS when Closed Captioning is
on (see HOTWORDS™ on page 26).
HOTWORDS Setup
Opens the HOTWORDS settings page.
TV Magazine
Closed Caption On Mute
Show Alternate Text If Present
Enable
Activates TV Magazine (see TV Magazine on page 27.)
TV Magazine Setup
Opens the TV Magazine Setup Wizard.
Display closed captioned text when the audio is muted.
If T1 mode closed-captioned data is present in the
caption stream, checking this box displays a full page of
T1 mode, scrollable, closed captioned text. If you turn off
Closed Captioning or change channels, the page is
hidden.
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HOTWORDS
Have your computer watch TV for you! When you turn on Closed Captioning (see Closed Captioning on page 24 can specify words and phrases that Television will detect in the closed-captioned text.
You can set HOTWORDS to show the matched text, restore TV, play a sound, enable TV Magazine, or enable the Personal Video Recorder when the HOTWORDS appear. You can also have TV automatically transcribe the text when the specified words appear.
You can enable HOTWORDS, and then minimize TV; when the specified words occur, TV opens. You specify words using the HOTWORDS setup button in the Closed Caption settings page.
To set up HOTWORDS
Setup button. The HOTWORDS Setup Wizard opens. To enable HOTWORDS, check the Enable box. The
HOTWORDS Setup Wizard will guide you through HOTWORDS setup.
),
you
Click the Setup button in the Television control panel, click Closed Caption, and then click the HOTWORDS
Selection Function
First Word
Match Type
Type the first word to be matched.
Choose the type of match you want:
By Itself Open TV when the Hot Word occurs.
Followed by Open TV when the Hot Word occurs, and
is immediately followed by the Optional Word you specify.
Not Followed By Open TV when the Hot Word occurs,
if it is not immediately followed by the Optional Word.
In Sentence With Open TV when the Hot Word
occurs, if it is in a sentence with the Optional Word.
Optional Word
Type the word you want to match with the Hot Word.
When you specify an Optional Word, the system only
looks for the First Word+Optional Word combination.
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Selection Function
Partial Check this box to open TV when a part of the First Word
occurs.
Use the Add and Remove buttons to add and remove words from the list. Actions to take
when your HOTWORDS occur.
Recording Enable TV Magazine
Show Matched Text
Displays the text that matches your Hot Word(s).
Restore Player
Opens TV in its current state.
Activates TV Magazine (see TV Magazine on page 27).
Enable Personal Video Recorder
Activates the Personal Video Recorder (see Personal
Video Recorder on page 38).

TV Magazine

Use TV Magazine to transcribe closed captioned broadcasting, including pictures and text. You can save files as RTF (Rich Text Format), which preserves formatting, and can be used in many word processors, plain text (TXT), or Hypertext Markup Language (HTML). You can use the Schedule feature to start TV Magazine at dates and times you specify (see Schedule on page 155).
TV Magazine is only available in North America.
When TV Magazine is enabled, it transcribes closed-
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captioned text even if the Closed Captioning button is off.
To start TV Magazine
Click the Setup button in the Television control panel, click the Closed Caption tab, and then click the TV
Magazine Setup button. To enable TV Magazine, check the Enable box. The first time
you use TV Magazine, the TV Magazine Setup Wizard will guide you through the setup.
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Selection Function
File Name
Type a name for the file.
File Format
Options Overwrite files
Stop Transcribing After
Select Layout
(Images are not saved with .TXT files)
Select a file format (RTF, TXT, or HTML).
Check to overwrite existing files.
Uncheck to keep existing files.
Remove Advertising (North America only)
Automatically skips commercial advertising when you
display or transcribe closed captioned text. It works best
with programs that use scrolling transcripts rather than
“text bubbles” to record closed captioned text; for
example: Talk shows, News broadcasts, Sports, and
Soap operas.
(Depending upon the closed captioning format,
commercials may occasionally be recorded — a little
experimentation will show you how to get the best
results.)
Case Conversion
Convert all characters to upper or lower case.
Specify the number of minutes to transcribe.
No image
No images are saved.
Images on Left
Images are placed on the left, text on the right.
Images on Right
Images are placed on the right, text on the left.
Alternate images
Images and text alternate left and right.
Use black & white pictures
Save images as black & white, to save memory.
Image Density
1/page
2/page
4/page

External Captions Support

When you record video using TV-ON-DEMAND (see page 35) or the Personal Video Recorder (see page 38), the associated closed caption information is added to the Library (see
page 149). TV can display the searchable closed caption text in
three ways:
• Over video in the video panel
• In the Closed Captioning Window
• Over video and in the Closed Captioning window
simultaneously
The Closed Caption window contains a vertical scroll bar for navigating the closed caption text.
When you select ATI VCR recording format in the Personal Video Recorder Recording Presets page, (see page 41) the last page of the Recording Wizard allows you to record the closed caption information to a separate file, so that you can go to a particular location in the file when you double-click a specific section of the closed caption text.
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To enable Ext ernal Captions support
Right-click the Closed Caption button on the control panel, and then click Captions in a window.
To go to a particular location in the file
Double-click a specific section of closed caption text.
To search the closed caption text
1 Right-click the external Closed Captioning window, and
then click the Search menu.
2 T y pe the word to find, specify the starting point, and then
click the Search button.
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Secondary Audio Program (SAP)

The Secondary Audio Program can be used to broadcast, for example, language translations, reading services for the visually impaired, weather forecasts, or information about a show.
Only available for NTSC video; for PAL or SECAM, it
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To hear the Se condary Audio Program
is called Language B.
Not all television stations broadcast SAP.
Right-click the Mute button in the Television control panel, and then click Sap in the drop-down menu.

Zooming and Panning

You can zoom in on the video in the Display panel to enlarge a selected portion of the screen, and return your display to normal. You can also pan (move the image horizontally and vertically) in the zoomed area.
To zoom
Click within the display panel, and then hold down the mouse button and draw a rectangle around the area you want to zoom.
Or right-click the 1:1 button to open a menu where you can set the zoom level — Zoom x2, Zoom x4, or Zoom x8.
To pan in the zoomed area
Move your mouse within the zoomed area to pan horizontally or vertically.
To unzoom
Right-click in the display panel to open the feature menu, point at Zooming , and then click Unzoom.
Or click the 1:1 button in the control panel.

Channel Lockout

Channel Lockout lets you block particular programs at specific times, and set a password to unlock them. Use the Program Lockout page to specify channel, time, and duration.
Passwords are case-sensitive. If you forget your password, you must uninstall and reinstall your TV
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software to view password-protected programs.
To set Channel Lockout
1 Click the Setup button in the Television control
panel, and then click the TV Tuner tab.
2 Click the channel you want to lock, and then click the
Details... button.
3 Click Channel Lockout, and then click the Details...
button.
4 Click Create New.
The Channel Lockout Wizard guides you through the lockout procedure.
In the channel list, locked-out channels have a padlock to the right of the channel name,
A lock icon appears in the control panel when the locked channel is selected.
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To remove Chan nel Lockout
1 Click the Setup button in the Television control
panel, and then click the TV Tuner tab.
2 Click the channel you want to unlock, enter your password,
and then click the Details... button.
3 Click Channel Lockout, then click the Details... button. 4 Select the channel you want to unlock. 5 Click the Delete button. To remove all program locks,
click the Delete All button.
6 Click OK.
The padlock disappears, and the unlock icon appears in the control panel when the channel is selected.
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Parental Control

Parental Control lets you restrict access to TV programs depending on their content rating. The video and audio of programs that you restrict will not be recorded until the correct password is entered.
Parental Control is only available for North American
(NTSC) Television.
Passwords are case-sensitive, and must be at least
three characters in length.
If you forget your password, you must uninstall and
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To set a Parental Control level
level is checkmarked.
reinstall your TV software.
Parental Control is only available for computer
systems that have a TV tuner.
The capture still frames feature is disabled, and
video recording will stop.
Right-click the Parental Control button in the Television control panel to display a menu of choices. The selected
1 Click the level you want.
The Set Password dialog appears.
2 T ype your password in the upper box, and then type it in the
lower box to confirm it.
The following table summarizes the FCC guidelines for Parental Control.
Programs designed solely for children TV-Y This program is designed to be appropriate for all children. TV-Y7 This program is designed for children age 7 and above. Programs designed for the entire audience TV-G General audience. TV-PG Parental guidance suggested. TV-14 Parents strongly cautioned. TV-MA Mature audience only.

Recording Video and Still Images

Full-motion video. The Personal Video Recorder lets you
record a clip of full-motion video plus audio from your video source and save it as an MPEG, AVI, ATI VCR (proprietary ATI video format), or WMV (Windows Media Video for streaming and download-and-play applications) file on your computer ’s hard disk. See Personal Video Recorder on page 38 for details.
Still images. Capture full-
color, 24-bit-per-pixel, still images from television, save them, and print them. The images are placed in the Stills Gallery, which saves them as Windows-standard bitmaps (.bmp) or a wide variety of standard formats.
The Stills Gallery also supports most industry-standard graphics file formats, so you can insert the images into reports, presentations, letters, and other documents, to add impact to training applications and presentations. See Stills Gallery on page 63 for details.
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If the program is restricted by Parental Control, video recording and still capture are disabled (see Parental
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Control on page 32).
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Recording a clip of video and audio from TV

To record a cl ip of video and audi o
Click the Record button in the Television control panel,
or right-click the Record button and select a duration from the menu. The Personal Video Recorder starts recording video and audio to your computer’s hard disk. For information on recording formats, see Personal Video Recorder settings on page 40. The right-click menu also provides One T ouch Record settings, which let you set the duration, location, and style for the recorded file (see One Touch Record on page 44).
T o change the file name and location during recording, edit the name and location in the recording panel, or click the Select a File Name button.
Four recording presets are available for quick selection — right­click the Record button in the control panel, or click a preset button in the personal Video Recorder Settings page. You can customize any of these presets; when you have selected a preset, click Map Preset.
To stop recording, click the Record button again. A Save As dialog opens, so you can name and save the recorded video.
If the program is restricted by Parental Control,
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To capture st ill frames from T elevi sion
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recording will stop (see Parental Control on page 32).
You cannot record copy-protected material.
Click the Capture button in the Television control panel.
The current frame is placed in the Stills Gallery (see
Stills Gallery on page 63).
If the program is restricted by Paren tal Control (see
page 32), Still Capture is disabled.
If you are in TV-ON-DEMAND mode (see page 35)
and displaying the Live: video window, still images are captured from the delayed video, not from the Live: window.
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TV -ON-DEMAND
TV-ON-DEMAND lets you pause a live program, return later, and resume watching where you left off. You can view the show from the beginning, even after it has started, without waiting until the whole program is recorded.
You can quickly back up a program, watch the selected portion again, and fast-forward or skip ahead to the live broadcast. Y ou can also export the recorded vid eo as an MPEG (.MPG) file or an ATI VCR file.
You cannot use the Personal Video Recorder in TV-ON-DEMAND mode — use the Export function
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instead (see page 37).
To start TV -ON-DEMAND
Click the TV-ON-DEMAND (upper) button or the Pause (lower) button in the TV control panel.
If you click the TV-ON-DEMAND button, the button and the control panel change to TV-ON-DEMAND mode, and video is recorded and displayed.
If you click the Pause button, the button and the control panel change to TV-ON-DEMAND mode, the last
frame of video is displayed, and video is recorded. When you click the Play (lower) button, recorded video is displayed, continuing from where you paused.
If you do not hear TV audio, or if the audio is too low or
i
too high, see Troubleshooting on page 203.
To return to live broadcasting
Click the Live TV button in the TV-ON-DEMAND
control panel. Video recording stops. T o keep recording while you watch live TV, stay in TV-ON-DEMAND mod e and drag the slider to the right (see To move within recorded video on page 37).
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To play recorded video
Click the Play button in the TV-ON-DEMAND control
panel.
To pause recorded video
The Pause button is displayed in live TV mode or in
TV-ON-DEMAND mode while recorded video is playing. When you click the Pause button, recorded video playback stops, displaying the last frame of video, TV-ON­DEMAND continues recording live video, and the Pause button changes to the Play button.
When you click the Play button, delayed video resumes playback, and the Play button changes to the Pause button.
To change playback speed in recorded video
Click the Speed button to select playback speed: Slow
Play (half-speed), Normal Play, and Fast Play (1.5x speed). Right-clicking the Speed button also displays a menu of speeds, and Go to Time lets you choose a time from which to start viewing recorded video.
• The Speed button is only enabled when you are in TV-ON-
DEMAND mode, but behind Live.
To skip back wards and forwards in r ecorded video
Click the left button to skip back; click the right button to skip forwards. The default settings are: forwards – 10 seconds; backwards – 30 seconds.
You can right-click the button to change the time settings to 1 frame, 10 seconds, 30 seconds, 1 minute, or two minutes.
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To move within recorded video
Using your mouse, drag the position slider to move forwards or backwards in delayed video. As
Position slider
you move the slider all the way to the right, the time display indicates Live.
The Jog Shuttle feature provides
Jog Shuttle
high-speed playback — forwards
or backwards. Using your mouse, drag the slider to the right (forwards) or to the left (backwards). When you release the mouse button, the slider returns to the middle (normal speed) position. Ten speeds are available: -16x,
-8x, -4x, -2x, -1x, 1x, 2x, 4x, 8x, and 16x.
To export recorded video
Click the Export button in the TV-ON-DEMAND
control panel. A dialog appears, where you can select the portion of recorded video you want to save (Range:), and the location to store it (Output File:). You can save exported video in MPEG-2 or ATI VCR format.
• You can export more quickly if you return to live broadcast
mode first (but do not return to TV-ON-DEMAND, or you will overwrite your previously-recorded video).
• The Export button alerts you if there is insufficient video for
export.
TV-ON-DEMAND history
When you right-click the Time mode button in the
Recording panel, a Go To Time menu lists all programs that TV-ON-DEMAND has recorded. To open the program, click its file name.
When you click the Export button, a menu lists all
programs that TV -ON-DEMAND has recorded. You can select the start time and duration of the exported file.
TV-ON-DEMAND uses the TV Listings data to provide the information (see TV Listings on page 50). If there is no TV Listings information, or if the data is outdated, the history shows the Type of Connection and Channel Number instead of Program Name and Channel name.
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Personal Video Recorder

The Personal Video Recorder provides simple controls and powerful recording options. You can record a clip of full­motion video and audio from your video source and save it as an MPEG, AVI, VCR, or WMV file.
You can play recorded files in the File Player (see File Player on page 125.) Advanced time-lapse and motion-triggered recording modes are available.
The Schedule feature lets you record TV programs on the dates and times you specify (see Schedule on page 155).
Because TV-ON-DEMAND (see page 35) records to your hard drive, you cannot use the Personal Video Recorder in TV-ON-DEMAND mode. Instead, use the
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Export function (see page 37) when you are in TV-ON­DEMAND mode.
VIDEOSOAP™, ATI’s custom video noise reduction system, lets you remove noise that was in the original content or analog noise introduced as a result of poor transmission, substandard cabling, or poor analog-to-digital conversion (see Using
VIDEOSOAP on page 43).
VIDEOSOAP is not available with
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ALL-IN-WONDER VE cards.
To start the Personal Video Recorder
When you record video from TV (see To record a clip of
video and audio on page 34), the Personal Video
Recorder opens automatically.
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When you right-click the record button, the following options are available (the available times depend upon your hard disk space).
Record for
Sets the length of time to record. Record until
Sets the time to stop recording. Record until manually stopped
Record until you click the Record button again. Schedule Options
Selects the current input connector, recording settings, and TV Magazine.
Schedule Record Opens the Schedule Wizard, where you can specify recording frequency.
Show Scheduled Events Displays a list of Scheduled events.
Recording preset
Lets you change the default recording preset. One Touch Record Settings
Open the One Touch Record settings page. Motion Triggered Recording
Opens the Motion Triggered Recording Wizard. Time Lapse Recording
Opens the Time Lapse Recording Wizard. Show Recording Panel
Shows/ Hides the Personal Video Recorder panel, which shows the number of frames recorded and the time remaining on your hard disk.
Recent Recording Displays a list of the five most recently recorded files.
One Touch Record provides one-click recording for specific times and durations. The default recording preset is used (see Recording Preset in Personal Video Recorder settings on page 40).
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Personal Video Recorder settings

Use the Personal Video Recorder settings pages to specify recording quality, duration, general options, and custom settings. Several recording modes are available, including advanced modes such as Time-Lapse and Motion-triggered.
To set up the Personal Video Recorder
Click the Setup button in the TV control panel, and then
click the Personal Video Recorder tab.
Selection Function
Recording Preset
These settings are dependent upon your system configuration. Each can be customized.
Check DVD, Good, Longer, Video CD, or Custom. (The higher the quality, the less video you will be able to store on a disk.) Note: The Video CD setting lets you create Video-CD- compliant files that can be played on most consumer DVD players. To create a CD containing the Video CD files, you need a writable CD drive and accompanying CD creation software.
For extremely fine control, click the Map Preset button to open the Recording Presets, where you can create and modify preset recording formats.
Click the Create New... button to create a new recording preset. The Recording Wizard guides you through the process.
Click the Edit... button to create a modified copy of an existing recording preset, or to edit one of your own custom settings. The Recording Wizard will guide you through the process.
Step 2 of the Recording Wizard
provides a deinterlacing option. Select it to prevent horizontal streaks (“combing”) in captured video.
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The following, advanced recording settings are available when you click the Map Preset button:
Time lapse recording Record video-only, frame-by-frame and save it to an MPEG-1 or MPEG-2 file. You can also manually trigger recording from your keyboard, mouse, or other device. You can use this feature to create stop-motion video (for example, Claymation®-type video).
Click the Map Preset button, and then click Time Lapse. To edit the preset, click the Edit button, and follow the on­screen steps.
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Selection Function
Recording Preset
Motion-triggered recording
Record video and audio, triggered by motion in the video frame. This feature could be used for security applications or to record only material of interest over time.
You can specify an optional “include” rectangle that defines the area to watch for motion, and an “exclude” rectangle that is excluded from motion detection. For example, you could monitor a room, but exclude a fish tank, which would falsely trigger recording.
You can simultaneously perform motion-triggered and time-lapse recording, to record a minimum number of frames over time, but include real-time video when motion occurs.
Click the Set Custom button, and then click Default Motion Triggered. To edit the preset, click the Edit
button, and follow the on-screen steps.
Record in Windows Video Format WMV recording lets you record WMV video to a file. Use
these settings to record a Windows Media file for streaming over a 56K dial-up network connection or a cable or DSL network connection.
Click the Map Preset button, and then click 56K Modem or Cable/DSL Modem. To edit the preset, click the Edit button, and follow the on-screen steps.
Disk Space
Current Settings
Allocates the amount of disk to store recorded video. Always Record to Temporary Drive
Always use a temporary drive while recording, or only when the specified recorded file is not on a local disk.
Temporary Drive Select the drive to hold temporary recorded video.
Amount of disk space to leave free on temporary drive
Use the slider to set the amount of space to leave on your temporary drive. Use this to prevent the recording from completely filling your drive.
Displays the video format, size, frame rate, and audio format for recorded video.
Selection Function
Capture High Resolution Stills
Capture still images at high resolution.
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One Touch Record
Custom duration configuration
Type the number of days, hours, and minutes you want to record.
Folder for recorded files Choose a location for your recorded files.
Recorded file name Type a name for your recorded files.
File name style Type a custom name or choose a preset from the list.

Using VIDEOSOAP

VIDEOSOAP delivers advanced filtering to reduce noise, improve sharpness and soften focus as desired, to provide the highest quality video compression for personal video recording and editing functions.
1 In the Personal Video Recorder tab, click Map Preset, and
then choose a recording preset.
2 Click the Edit VIDEOSOAP button, choose a
VIDEOSOAP type, and then click the Next button. The VIDEOSOAP Configuration page opens. You can
apply up to four filters, each with its own noise reduction algorithm. Use the sliders to control the strength of the filters.
T o preview the effect, choose a preview area, and then click the Preview button.
3 When you are satisfied with the results, click the Finish
button.
VIDEOSOAP is not available with
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ALL-IN-WONDER VE cards.
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One T ouch Record

One Touch Record provides one-click recording for specific times and durations. The default recording quality is used (see Recording Quality in Personal Video Recorder settings on page 40.)
Right-click the Record button in the control panel, and
then click the recording option that you want.
Selection Function
Record for 30 minutes, 1 hour, 2hours
Record for these preset durations. (xx days, yy hours, zz minutes)
Specify the recording time you want.
Record until (Indicated times are examples only)
Record until manually stop
One Touch Record Settings
Motion Triggered Recording
Time Lapse Recording
Show recording panel
7:30
Record until the end of the half-hour (time shown depends upon the current time).
8:00 Record until the end of the first hour (time shown depends upon the current time).
9:00 Record until the end of the second hour (time shown depends upon the current time).
The end of (show name) Record until the end of the program.
Record until you click the Stop button in the Personal Video Recorder.
(See Personal Video Recorder settings on page 40.)
Use motion triggered recording (see Personal Video
Recorder settings on page 40.)
Use time lapse recording (see Personal Video Recorder
settings on page 40.)
Show/hide the recording panel.
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Achieving the best results with MPEG video recording

To access MPEG properties
1 Click the setup button in the Television control panel,
and then click the Personal Video Recorder tab.
2 In Recording Quality, click the Map Preset... button. 3 Click DVD, and then click the Edit... button.
Capture Wizard (S tep 1) appears.
4 Enter a name and description (if desired) for the preset. 5 Click Next >. The MPEG-specific Recording Wizard
pages appear.
6 Select MPEG-1, MPEG-2, or ATI VCR, and then click
Next >.
To select I-frame-only MPEG recording
This uses less CPU, but requires 2 to 3 times the bit-rate, which produces larger files.
1 Click the I Frames Only button. 2 Click Next> until you reach Finish, and then click Finish.
To select I, B, P frame MPEG recording
This uses more CPU, but greatly reduces the bit-rate required for a given level of video quality.
1 In the Recording Wizard, set Number of P Frames in
Group to 12.
2 Set Number of B Frames in Subgroup to 3.
(These are typical values; they can be adjusted.)
To record with a minimum number of dropped frames in MPEG-1 or MPEG-2 format, the following settings are recommended. Ranges are given, as some video compresses better than others, depending on the amount of rapid motion and the number of complex scenes.
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Video Format
160x120 1.0 P200-MMX 1.0 P200-MMX 352x240 1.5 PII-266 2.0 P200-MMX 320x480 3.0 PII-400 4.0 PII-266 640x480 4.0 Athlon 600 6.0 PIII-450 720x480 4.0 Athlon 700 6.0 PIII-450 Mbps = Megabits per second, or millions of bits per second.
1 Mbps is approximately 125Kbytes/second. If your system is not capable of achieving smooth-looking video, try the
following:
IBP Frames (Mbps)
Minimum CPU Required
I-Frame Only (Mbps)
Minimum CPU Required
Record I frames only.
Record using a smaller frame size.
AT I VCR is best suited for Personal Video Recorder use. MPEG-1 decoders are widely used, so video encoded in MPEG-1 format
can be played on many PCs. However, MPEG-1 playback on a PC uses the Microsoft MPEG-1 decoder, which may not provide the best performance.
MPEG-2 playback on a PC requires an MPEG-2 decoder. With ATI graphics cards, MPEG-2 decoders use the ATI hardware IDCT and motion compensation, which provides higher resolution video playback and less CPU loading than the Microsoft MPEG-1 decoder.
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MUL TVIEW
If you have an ATI ALL-IN-WONDER card and an ATI TV WONDER PCI card installed, MULTVIEW lets you watch a different channel in a secondary video window. You can record video from your ALL-IN-WONDER card while you watch another channel on the TV WONDER. The secondary window can be in the following locations:
Picture in Picture (PiP) When the main video window is in full-screen, the MULTVIEW (PiP video window is embedded in the main window. It can be positioned in the top/bottom left or top/bottom right of the main window.
Picture outside Picture (PoP) If you use only one monitor, the main and MULTVIEW video windows can be displayed in separate windows.
If you use dual monitors, you can drag the MULTVIEW window to the secondary monitor. MULTVIEW can be displayed in a window or full-screen in the secondary monitor.
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The first time you start TV, the MULTVIEW Initialization
Wizard will guide you through setting up the MULTVIEW window location and the MULTVIEW tuner audio connection.
You can use MULTVIEW in EAZYLOOK mode (see
page 162).
MULTVIEW is not available with ALL-IN-WONDER VE
cards.
MULTVIEW controls include channel up/down, Mute/unmute, audio, swap channel, volume slider, and channel status. When MUL TVIEW is in focus, you can also type a channel number or name to change channels.
To enable MUL TVIEW
1 Click the Setup button in the TV control panel, and
then click the Display tab.
2 Click the Initialization Wizard button, and then click the
Next button repeatedly until the MULTIVIEW Initialization Wizard appears.
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3 Click Enable MULTVIEW, choose the default location of
the PIP window, and then click the Finish button.
To open and close MUL TVIEW
1 Right-click the control panel or the video panel. 2 In the Feature menu, click MULTVIEW, then click Show.
To close MULTVIEW click the Close button .
• Or right-click the contro l panel or the vid eo panel.
• In the Feature menu, click Show.
To change the location of the MUL TVIEW window
When the main video window is in full screen, right-click the control panel or the video panel, click MULTVIEW, click Embedded Location, and then click the position you want: Top-Left, Top-Right, Bottom-Right, or Bottom-Left.
You can manually change the embedded window's size and location when the MULTVIEW borders are visible.
Autohiding MUL TVIEW window contr ols and borders
The MULTVIEW window borders disappear after a few seconds of mouse inactivity on the MULTVIEW window. When you move your mouse over the MULTVIEW window , the border re-appears.
• Only one video window can be in control. When the
embedded MULTVIEW window is in focus, its borders are red; when it is not in focus, its borders are black. For example when the borders are red, a REMOTE WONDER (see page 3) channel-change command will change the MULTVIEW channel.

MUL TVIEW audio requirement s

If you have one audio card or an integrated audio chip, you must connect one audio path internally (CD-In, for example) and the other externally (Line-In, for example).
If you have two audio cards or one audio card and an integrated audio chip, you can connect both audio paths internally, externally, or one internally and the other externally.

MUL TVIEW keyboard shortcuts

You can use the following keyboard shortcuts to control MULTVIEW.
Command Key(s)
Toggle MULTVIEW window on / off Alt + H Toggle MULTVIEW focus Alt + O
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MULTVIEW window in top-left of main video window
MULTVIEW window in bottom-left of main video window
MULTVIEW window in bottom-right of main video window
MULTVIEW window in top-right of main video window
Cycle through MULTVIEW window positions Alt + W Toggle MULTVIEW full screen / windowed mode Ctrl + F Swap channels = Channel up (numeric keypad) Channel down (numeric keypad) Volume up (numeric keypad) + Volume down (numeric keypad) ­Toggle mute (numeric keypad) *
Alt +
Alt +
Alt +
Alt +
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TV Listings

Gemstar’s GUIDE Plus+™ is an electronic television programming guide for Microsoft Windows. It provides advanced program information, such as station names and numbers, as well as program names and details.
You can schedule recording and viewing sessions, search for programs, and maintain a list of your favorite shows. For more information, see the TV Listings Help.
TV Listings is available only in selected countries.
Before you use TV Listings for the first time, it is
recommended that you complete the TV Initialization
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Wizard (see Setting up TV on page 8).
You need an internet connection to download the TV
listings to your computer.
Running GUIDE Plus+ weekly will keep your TV
listings current.
To start TV Listings
Click the TV Listings button in the TV control panel.
To access TV Listings information from TV
When you Autoscan, TV Listings provides station names (see Autoscan in TV Tuner Settings on page 18).
• When you change channels, the current program name, and
the station name and number are displayed.
• When watching TV, right-click the TV Listings button to get
the following options:
What is on TV Now! If TV Listings has information
about this program, it displays a panel containing detailed program information.
• What is on TV Next! If TV Listings has information
about this program, it displays detailed program information for the next program.
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Auto Update As time passes, or as you change channels,
the TV Program Details panel updates its program information.
Copy Check this to copy the TV Program Details panel’s
information into your Windows clipboard.
Right-clicking in the text area of the TV Program Details panel also provides access to the Auto Update and Copy features. You can also set the following Scheduling options:
• Use current Input Connector
• Use current Recording settings
• Use current Magazine settings While viewing What is on TV Now!, you can schedule
recording or TV Magazine.
When you use TV Listings, the TV Control panel is
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hidden, and some features are unavailable.
TV Listings is unavailable when you use Channel
Surf (see page 23) or video recording (see page 33).
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Setting up TV Listings

Registration
The first time you launch the GUIDE Plus+ system, you will need to register. This allows you to download the listings for your area or cable service.
To download up dated listings
1 In the File menu, click Download Weekly File ...
The Download Assistant opens.
2 Click the Download button to download the listings.
To make changes, click the Change Settings button.
To customize channels
The Edit menu contains two features related to the channel list:
Station Lists ... lets you create and maintain a list of stations,
based on the master list for your area or cable service.
Channel Number... lets you assign and maintain channel
numbers for each station.

Getting around

To navigate the various TV Listings views, click the tab for the view you want, or select the appropriate view from the View menu at the top of the screen.
Use the mouse or cursor keys to move within the current view. Left-click to select an item and display its details in the details window above the grid or log.
Right-click to open a pop-up menu with various options:
Watch Adds the item to your Watch schedule (see
Record Adds the item to your Record schedule (see
Favorite Adds the item to your Favorites list (see
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Schedules tab on page 58).
Schedules tab on page 58).
Favorite search on page 56 .)

Recording

Program Details
Go To Tunes the PIP (Picture-In-Picture—the
Opens a window that includes a detailed description of the program, as well as additional air dates.
window in the upper left corner of the guide where the TV picture is displayed) to the selected station.
TV Listings works with your TV tuner to automatically record shows. When you select a program to record, a pop-up window appears, requesting a file name and location to save the file.
When you select a program for recording, the Record icon appears next to the title in any view where that program is displayed.
• To remove a program from the Reco rd Schedule, simply
click the Record icon next to the program title.
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Viewing

Views

TV Listings works with your TV tuner to automatically display shows. When you select a program for viewing, the W atch icon appears next to the title in any view where that program is displayed.
• T o remove a program from the Watch Schedule, simply click
the Watch icon next to the program tit le.
There are two, main views for the guide: Grid and Log. Grid view displays 24 hours of listings in a table (similar to
your newspaper or cable guide). Use the arrow keys to scroll up, down, left, or right. You can also scroll using the horizontal and vertical scroll bars.
• Scroll to a specific program to display its details in the area
above the grid.
• T o display just the stations you want, use the Station Lists ...
option in the Edit menu (see To custom ize channel s on page 52.)
Log view displays the data in a list, in the following order: Date/Station/Category and Title/Episode. Use the arrow keys to scroll up, down, left, or right. You can also scroll using the horizontal and vertical scroll bars.
• Scroll to a specific program to display its details in the area
above the log.
• T o display just the stations you want, use the Station Lists ...
option in the Edit menu (see To custom ize channel s on page 52.)

Filter options

Click the Filter icon to open the Filter options dialog, where you can adjust the current view and quickly locate programs. Select the boxes you want to apply to the current view, and click Close.
Select the Use Station List checkbox to apply the most recently customized station list.

Actors tab

The Actors tab displays all actors and actresses starring in all the movies in the current listings. A list of actor names is displayed on the left of the screen. Click the name of the actor for whom you want to display all movies and show times.
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• Use the arrow keys to scroll up and down in the Actors List.
• You can also type an actor’s partial or full name in the
textbox above the Actors List to quickly locate that actor.
• Scroll to a specific program to display its details in the area
above the list.
• T o display just the stations you want, use the Station Lists ...
option in the Edit menu (see To custom ize channel s on page 52).
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Categories- tab

The Categories tab displays all genre categories in the current listings. A list of genre categories is displayed on the left of the screen.
• Click the category you want to view, to display all titles for
that category on the right side of the screen.
• Double-clicking on categories with a + sign opens a list of
sub-categories on the right side of the screen.
• Use the arrow keys to scroll up and down in the Categories
List. You can also scroll using the horizontal and vertical scroll bars.
• Scroll to a specific program to display its details in the area
above the log.
• To display just the stations you want, use the Station Lists
option in the Edit menu (see To custom ize channel s on page 52).

Searches

GUIDE Plus+ comes with a powerful search engine to help you find the programs you want. Y ou can save and maintain a list of custom searches to run each week, as well as a Favorites search that tracks your favorite shows and movies.

Favorite search

Access the Favorite search under the Searches tab. Favorites are a special list of show titles that you keep and use to find your favorite shows with a mouse click. You can add and remove items from your favorites list from any view in the guide.
• Favorites is always the first search displayed in the Searches
tab. It behaves like other searches, but it cannot be deleted.
• When one of your favorites appears in any view of the guide,
appears in front of the title.

Movies tab

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T ypically, you use the favorites list to find your preferred shows when your data file is updated. Select the Favorites search from the list of searches, and the guide will look up and display all your favorite items. You can then select any or all of these items into your Schedule. You can set Favorites in two ways:
• In any view, select an event you want to place in your
Favorites list. Right-click to open the Event menu, and then select the Favorite option to toggle the item in or out of your Favorites list.
• In any list of events, three checkboxes appear in front of the
event. The right checkbox is the Favorites indicator; click to toggle it.
The Movies tab displays all movie sub-categories for all movies in the current listings, on the left side of your screen.
• Click the category you want to view; all titles for that
category will be displayed on the right side of your screen.
• Use the arrow keys to scroll up and down in the Movies List.
You can also scroll using the horizontal and vertical scroll bars.
• Scroll to a specific program to display its details in the area
above the log.
• T o display just the stations you want, use the Station Lists ...
option in the Edit menu (see To custom ize channel s on page 52).
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Schedules tab

A schedule is a list of TV events that you have selected in any view, including search results. The schedule is in the form of a Log View (see page 54). There are three lists you can choose from:
Watch displays all events with at least the Watch indicator
set.
Record displays all events with at least the Record indicator
set.
All displays all events with either the Watch or Record
indicator set.
In any view , when an event has been scheduled, an icon appears in front of the title, indicating whether the item is scheduled to watch, record, or both. Scheduled items can be added and removed in two ways:
1 In any view, select the event you want to place in your
schedule, right-click to open the Event menu, and then select Watch or Record to toggle the item in or out of your list of scheduled items.
2 In any list of events, three checkboxes appear in front of the

Searches tab

The Searches tab displays a list of saved searches, including a list of personal Favorites (see Favorite search on page 56), which is always the first search in the list. The Search title is automatically updated when you click it.
• T o create a new search, click the Search menu, and then click
New Search. The Search dialog opens.
• T o edit a saved search, double-click the search title, or launch
the Search dialog (as above), and then click Load Search.
event; the left checkbox is the Watch indicator, and the center checkbox is the Record indicator. Click either one to toggle it.

Setting search parameters

T o start a new search, in the Search menu, click New Search ... to open the Search dialog, which you can use to set the following options:
Stations Select All or None using the appropriate buttons at the
bottom of the list. To use selected stations, click the station names to highlight them.
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Program Categories
Date/Time Ranges
Rating Highlight one or more entries in this list to search for movies
MPAA Highlight one or more entries in this list to search for movies
Parental Guidance
Text Search
Year of Release
Select All or None using the appropriate buttons at the bottom of the list. To use selected categories, click the category names to highlight them.
Use the pull-down items to select date ranges, and the check boxes to select the hours you wish to include in your search.
with specific quality ratings.
with specific MPAA ratings. Highlight one or more entries in this list to search for movies
with specific ratings. Enter names, titles, and/or keywords in the text box. Check
the Title, Desc, and/or Performers boxes to search the appropriate fields for the text.
Use the pull-down items to search for movies before, after, or within specific years.
Use the icons at the top of the Search dialog to:
• Create a new search
• Load an existing search
• Save the current search criteria
• Run the current search
• Exit the search dialog
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Sports tab

The Sports tab displays all sports sub-categories for all sporting events in the current listings, on the left side of your screen. Click the category on the left side of the screen for which you want to display all titles. Titles will appear on the right side of the screen.
• If you have the Use Station List checkbox in the Filter
• Use the arrow keys to scroll up, down, left, or right. You can
• Scroll to a specific program to display its details in the area
• T o display just the stations you want, use the Station Lists ...

Stations t ab

options checked (see Filter options on page 55), only those stations in the currently-selected station list are displayed.
also scroll using the horizontal and vertical scroll bars.
above the log.
option in the Edit menu (see To custom ize channel s on page 52).
The Stations tab displays listings for each station, on the left side of your screen. Click the station you want, or use the arrow keys to move up or down the list. The listings for that station are displayed on the right side of your screen.
There are two ways to view listings in the Stations tab. You control how the listings are displayed via the Stations tab Format option. Log view is the standard view. Each station is shown in its own, rolling log. Grid view can be activated from the Grid Mode option of the View menu (see Views on page 54). Each station is shown as a 24-hour grid.
• Use the arrow keys to scroll up or down. You can also scroll
using the horizontal and vertical scroll bars.
• Scroll to a specific program to display its details in the area
above the list.
• To display just the stations you want, use the Station Lists
option in the Edit menu (see To custom ize channel s on page 52).

Titles tab

The Titles tab displays all titles in the current listings, on the left side of your screen. Click a title to display all show times for that title, on the right side of your screen.
• Use the arrow keys to scroll up or down. You can also type a
partial or full Title name in the textbox above the Title list, and quickly jump to a particular title.
• Scroll to a specific program to display its details in the area
above the log.
• T o display just the stations you want, use the Station Lists ...
option in the Edit menu (see To custom ize channel s on page 52).

Days and dates

Each view contains listings for the current date. To change the date, select the date you wish to view from the Dates menu at the top of the screen.
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F AST tvtv for PC

F AST tvtv for PC is a web-based program guide that provides advanced program information, such as station names and numbers, as well as program names and details.
You can schedule recording sessions, search for programs, and maintain a list of your favorite shows.
Fast tvtv for PC is available only in Europe.
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Internet access is required to use FAST tvtv for PC.
To start the F AST tvtv for PC set up Wizard
Right-click the TV Listings button (if you have not yet
run the Wizard, left-clicking will start it). The FAST tvtv for PC Setup Wizard will guide you through the setup. After completing the Wizard. you will need to use the Tuner Settings page (see page 18) to manually assign the channels to stations.
FAST tvtv Program Guide

Stills Gallery

The still images you capture from TV, DTV, DVD, Video CD, or File Player are saved in the Stills Gallery. You can save images in a variety of graphics formats and sizes. The Stills Gallery controls let you delete images, hide them, save them as wallpaper, and print them.
You can check multiple Capture options in the Stills Gallery Setup page. Still images can be captured to the Stills Gallery, numbered files, clipboard, and printe r, all at the same time.
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more than one Multimedia Center feature installed, a Task menu displays available and active features.
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If you close the Stills Gallery without saving, your captured still images are deleted.
When you click the logo in the upper left corner of the Stills Gallery, the “About” notice appears. If you have
For information about using the Stills Gallery controls, see the online help and Tool Tips.

Stills Gallery settings

Use the Stills Gallery Setup page to define how the Stills Gallery saves and prints captured images.
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To set up the S tills Gallery
Click the Setup button in the Stills Gallery, TV, File Player, or Video CD control panel, and then click the
Stills Gallery tab.
Selection Function
Capture Options
Capture to Gallery
Captures still images to the Stills Gallery.
Capture to numbered file
Stores captured images in numbered files (pic001.bmp, pic002.bmp ...) on your hard disk.
Capture to clipboard
Places captured images on the Windows Clipboard.
Capture to printer
Send the captured image to the printer.
Use only 256 colors
Saves captured images as 256-color files, to save memory.
Save Options
Tool Tips
Always on top
Print Options
Warn if closed without saving
Alerts you if you close Television or the Stills Gallery without saving captured images.
Show paths of saved images
Displays the drive, folders, and subfolders that contain saved images.
Show Tool Tips
Display tool tips for the Stills Gallery controls.
Show Short Cut
Display shortcut keys for the Stills Gallery controls.
Keep the Stills Gallery on top of other applications.
Center image
Print image in center of page.
Image size:
Maximize Print in full-page format. One to one Print same size as original. Double Print twice original size.
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DTV
Watch Digital Television on your computer in smooth, full-motion video on the whole screen or in a window.
DTV delivers advanced features: TV-ON­DEMAND™, EAZYLOOK™, Closed Captioning, Still Capture, Scheduled Events, Electronic Program Guide, Parental Control, and more.
When you click the ATI logo in the upper left corner of
the display panel, the “About” notice appears. If you have more than one feature installed, a Task menu displays available and active features.
For information about using DTV controls, see the online help and Tool Tips.

Special Features

Additional special features are available for DTV.
• THRUVIEW™ — see page 161.
• EAZYLOOK™ — see page 163.
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To start DTV from LaunchPad
Click the DTV button in the Launchpad. For information on LaunchPad, see page 2.
from Windows® taskbar
1 In the Windows taskbar, click Start, and then
point at Programs .
2 Point at ATI Multimedia Center , and then select DTV.
You can also start DTV from other Multimedia Center
features installed on your system. Click the ATI logo in the feature’s control panel or display panel, and then click DTV.

Setting up DTV

The first time you start DTV, you must complete the Initialization Wizard. After that, the Wizard will not run unless you want to re-run it in order to change settings. The Initialization Wizard guides you quickly and easily through setting up DTV channels, Autoscanning, Parental Control, Sound, and TV-ON-DEMAND.

Initialization Wizard

Click the Setup button, and then click the Display tab.
Click the Initialization Wizard... button, and then follow the Wizard’s instructions.
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Sizing the DTV display

You can resize the DTV display using the mouse, the Maximize button, or
• The F2 key hides/shows the control panel, to save desktop
space.
To resize the DTV display using the mouse
Drag the display’s border. The DTV display maintains a fixed aspect ratio (width-to-height) of 4:3 to avoid picture distortion (to change this, see Display Settings on page 72).
To display DTV in full-screen
Press CTRL+F or ALT+F to toggle between full-screen and the current size, or click the Maximize button. To return to the previous size, press the Esc key.
To display preset sizes using the CTRL key
Ctrl
Tiny CTRL + 1 Small CTRL + 2 Medium CTRL + 3 Large CTRL + 4 Full Screen CTRL + F Native CTRL + 5
Toggle between full screen and current size
Increase size of display panel CTRL + Decrease size of display panel CTRL +
CTRL key combination.
CTRL + F, ALT + F, Double-click on video, Esc = Exit full screen
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DTV Feature Menu

You can access DTV functions by right-clicking on the control panel or the viewing area of the display panel. This is very useful in full-screen mode.
• The functionality depends upon the skin you have chosen
(see page 6); this menu is valid for Modern (the default), Classic, and Tranquility.
Selection Function
Setup Open the DTV setup page. Hide Controls /
Show Controls Hide Controls
and Frame / Show Controls and Frame
Always On Top
THRUVIEW Window
THRUVIEW Desktop
Hide / show the control panel.
Hide / show the control panel and the frame around the DTV display.
Display DTV on top of other applications.
If your computer uses a RADEON or later video card, THRUVIEW Desktop and THRUVIEW Window are available (see page 161).
THRUVIEW Window: The current panel appears as a translucent layer on top of any other windows, allowing you to work and watch DTV at the same time.
THRUVIEW Desktop: The current panel appears full­screen as a translucent layer on top of all other windows when minimized.
Video Desktop Minimizing DTV replaces your desktop pattern with the
DTV display. If DTV does not have an overlay, Video Desktop is not available (overlay is the placement of a full-motion video window on the display screen).
Minimize DTV Minimizes DTV. Display Size Indicates the sizes available for the current panel:
Tiny Small Medium Large Native (The size of the original source video)
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Selection Function
Aspect Ratio Selects the width-to-height ratio for the video window:
Auto The DTV program determines the aspect
ratio; video fills the screen.
4:3 Maintains a fixed-size display with 16:9 black bars on the sides or top and
bottom of the image.
Non-Fixed If you choose Non-Fixed, and the
aspect ratio of the DTV program is different from the display, video may appear elongated or flattened.
Audio Mode Sets the audio mode (see page 76). Closed
Captions
Zoom Selects the zoom ratio (2x, 4x, or 8x) or Unzoom if
Scheduling Provides options for scheduling, recording, and TV
About Displays the About dialog. Exit Closes DTV.
Specifies how closed captioned text is displayed. You can also enable the HOTWORDS and TV Magazine features. See HOTWORDS on page 80 and TV Magazine on page 81.
already zoomed. See Zooming and Panning on page 83.
MAGAZINE.
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Keyboard Shortcuts

You can use the following keys to control DTV from your keyboard.
Command Key(s)
Pause Ctrl + B Play Ctrl + X Toggle Play / Pause Spacebar Skip forwards / backwards End / Home Volume up / down (numeric keypad)
- / + (alphanumeric keypad)
_ / =, - / + Toggle Mute (numeric keypad) * Channel up / down / Setup Ctrl + S Toggle closed captions Ctrl + C Unzoom Alt + Z Still capture Ctrl + Insert Size presets (Tiny, Small, Medium, Large,
Native) Toggle full screen Ctrl + F Exit full screen Esc Cycle through Size up / down Ctrl + / Ctrl + Parental Control lock / unlock Ctrl + L Record Ctrl + R Help F1 Hide control panel F2 Hide video panels and borders; video panel
snaps to edge Always on top F4
Ctrl + 1 — Ctrl + 5
F3
Command Key(s)
THRUVIEW window (Blended Window, regardless of settings in Display Settings page)
F5
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THRUVIEW Desktop (Blended Desktop, regardless of settings in Display Settings page)
Video Desktop, regardless of settings in Display Settings page)
Minimize without Video Desktop or THRUVIEW F8 Reverse play (Jog Shuttle) increments to next
lower speed: -2x, -4x, -8x, -16x Normal play (Jog Shuttle) F10 Forward play (Jog Shuttle) increments to next
lower speed: 2x, 4x, 8x, 16x Play speed (slow, normal, fast) Alt + F10 Cycle time display format (while recording or in
TV-ON-DEMAND) Exit DTV Alt + F4 About Alt + A Aspect Ratio Non-Fixed
• Aspect Ratio Auto
• Aspect Ratio 4:3
• Aspect Ratio 16:9 Unzoom Alt + Z
F6
F7
F9
F11
Ctrl + T
Shift + 0
Shift + 1
Shift + 2
Shift + 3
Next Video Property Previous Video Property
When video on-screen display is visible:
• Increase value for Video Property
• Decrease value for Video Property
• Reset all Video Properties
TAB
Shift + TAB
ENTER
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Display Settings

The Display settings page lets you control how video is displayed in DTV.
To open the Display se ttings page
Click the Setup button in the DTV control panel, and then click the Display tab.
Selection Function
Video Size
Aspect Ratio Select the proportion of the display:
Size
Select the size for the display panel: Tiny, Small, Medium, Large, Full Screen, Native (the size of the original video source).
Auto The DTV program determines the
aspect ratio; video fills the screen.
4:3, 16:9 Maintains a fixed-size display with
black bars on the sides or top and bottom of the image.
Non-Fixed You can set any aspect ratio.
(If the aspect ratio of the DTV program is different from the display, video may appear elongated or flattened.)
Initialization Wizard
Re-runs the Initialization Wizard. See Initialization
Wizard on page 66.
Selection Function
Options Always On Top
Display DTV on top of other applications. Auto hide controls when in full screen
Hide DTV controls when displaying DTV in full screen. Controls re-appear when you move your mouse.
When Minimized Choose the behavior when DTV is minimized.
Minimize DTV DTV becomes an icon on your desktop. Video DTV display replaces your
Desktop desktop pattern. THRUVIEW Blended Window: The current panel
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appears as a translucent layer on top of any other windows.
Blended Desktop: The current panel appears in full screen as a translucent layer on top of any other windows. See THRUVIEW on page 161.
Tool Tips
Show Tool Tip
Show helpful aids for using DTV when you point at a control with your mouse.
Show Shortcut
Show keyboard shortcuts when you point at a control with your mouse.
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Video Settings

The Video settings page lets you fine-tune video characteristics.
To open the V ideo setting s page
Click the Setup button in the DTV control panel, and then click the Video tab.
Selection Function
Video Properties
Brightness
Adjusts the amount of white in the image. Contrast
Adjusts the gradation of tones between light and dark areas.
Saturation Adjusts the amount of color in the image.
Gamma Setting Controls the overall brightness of the image.
Only available if DTV starts with overlay (the placement
of a full-motion video window on the display screen).
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Channel List

The DTV Channel List page lets you autoscan and set up channels. The large box displays a list of all available channels, and lets you add or remove channels in your Favorites list and re-order the list.
DTV channels consist of a major and minor channel number — for example, 10.22.
You can enter two-part channel numbers as a single number (for example, 9999) or with a delimiter (for example, 99.99).
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You can also enter a major channel number without a minor channel number — DTV will go to the first available minor channel that matches the major channel.
To open the Channel List
Click the Setup button in the DTV control panel, and then click the Channel List tab.
Selection Function
Channel number Channel name
You can edit channel numbers and names from your keyboard.
Channel Lock indicator
Favorites List indicator
Positioning controls
Channel locked.
Channel in list.
Move channel up one position Move channel down one position.
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Audio Settings

To open the DTV Audio Setti ngs page
Click the Setup button in the DTV control panel, and then click the Audio tab.
Selection Function
Multi-channel Audio Options
Downmix Options
Audio Services
Musical Effects
Visually Impaired
Hearing Impaired
Dialog Commentary Emergency
Voice Over
Decode and down-mix to 2 channels
Converts an AC-3 audio strea m to PCM, and dow n-mixes it to 2, 4, or 6 speakers.
Pass through to audio device The audio decoder “passes-through” non-PCM multichannel audio to an audio device that supports AC-3 input.
Only enabled if there is a compatible S/PDIF audio
device on the system, and you enable Pass through.
Stereo Play audio in 2-channel stereo.
Dolby® Pro Logic®
Play audio using Dolby Pro Logic.
Language Preferences
1st Choice
Enter your first language choice. 2nd Choice
Enter your second language choice.
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Autoscanning for DTV channels

Autoscanning searches for all available channels and stores them in the Channel List.
1 Click the Setup button in the DTV control panel, and
then click the DTV Tuner tab.
2 Click the Autoscan button.
The system scans for all available channels, displays their signal strength, and stores them in the Channel List.
Autoscan removes all channels in the current list. Channels that are not currently br oadcasting ar e not added to the list; however, when new channels are detected, they are automatically added to the list.
When you first start DTV, the DTV Channels Initialization Wizard will guide you through setting up channel numbering. You can use two-part channel numbers (the default) or one-part channel numbers.
DTV channels consist of a major and minor channel number — for example, 10.22.
You can enter two-part channel numbers as a single number (for example, 9999) or with a delimiter (for example, 99.99).
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You can also enter a major channel number without a minor channel number — DTV will go to the first available minor channel that matches the major channel.
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Stills Gallery Settings

You can capture still images from DTV, and save them in the Stills Gallery.
To open the Stills Gallery settings page
Click the Setup button in the DTV control panel, and then click the Stills Gallery tab. For information on the
Stills Gallery, see page 90.

Schedule Settings

The Scheduler lets you set up DTV to watch or record selected programs at times you specify. See Schedule on page 155 for details.

Closed Captioning

Display closed captioned text over video, like a standard TV, and/or in a separate window beside the video. When you use the separate window, you can use the scroll bar to review the last few minutes of text. You can set the background color, the font, and the font color for the window.
To display c losed-captioned text
Click the Closed Caption button in the DTV control
panel. Right-clicking the button opens a menu where you can control the type of captioning: over video, in a window, display alternate text, TV Magazine, HOTWORDS, captions when muted.
To close the Closed Captioning win dow, click the Exit
button.
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Closed Caption settings

The Closed Caption settings page lets you specify how closed captioned text is displayed — over video or in a window — and the background color, the font, and the font color for the window. You can also set up and enable the HOTWORDS and TV Magazine features.
To set up closed captioning
Click the Setup button in the DTV control panel, and then click the Closed Caption tab.
Selection Function
Placement External Window
Displays closed captioned text in its own window. Click
Font... to select the display font.
Video Window
Displays closed captioned text superimposed on the
video. Click Font... to select the display font.
Solid Background
Displays closed captioned text on a solid background.
Shaded Background
Displays closed captioned text on a shaded background.
HOTWORDS Enable
Check to enable HOTWORDS when Closed Captioning is
on (see HOTWORDS on page 80).
HOTWORDS Setup
Opens the HOTWORDS settings page.
TV Magazine
Closed Caption On Mute
Show Alternate Text If Present
Enable
Activates TV Magazine (see TV Magazine on page 81.)
TV Magazine Setup
Opens the TV Magazine Setup Wizard.
Display closed captioned text when the audio is muted.
If T1 mode closed-captioned data is present in the
caption stream, checking this box displays a full page of
T1 mode, scrollable, closed captioned text. If you turn off
Closed Captioning or change channels, the page is
hidden.
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HOTWORDS

Have your computer watch TV for you! When you turn on Closed Captioning (see Closed Captioning on page 78 can specify words and phrases that DTV will detect in the closed-captioned text.
You can set HOTWORDS to show the matched text, restore DTV, play a sound, enable TV Magazine, or start recording when the HOTWORDS appear. You can also have DTV automatically transcribe the text when the specified words appear.
You can enable HOTWORDS, and then minimize DTV; when the specified words occur, DTV opens. You specify words using the HOTWORDS setup button in the Closed Caption settings page.
To set up HOTWORDS
Setup button. The HOTWORDS Setup Wizard opens. To enable HOTWORDS, check the Enable box. The
HOTWORDS Setup Wizard will guide you through HOTWORDS setup.
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Click the Setup button in the DTV control panel, click Closed Caption, and then click the HOTWORDS
Selection Function
First Word
Match Type
Type the first word to be matched.
Choose the type of match you want:
By Itself Open DTV when the Hot Word occurs.
Followed by Open DTV when the Hot Word occurs,
and is immediately followed by the Optional Word you specify.
Not Followed By Open DTV when the Hot Word
occurs, if it is not immediately followed by the Optional Word.
In Sentence With Op en DTV when th e Hot Word
occurs, if it is in a sentence with the Optional Word.
Optional Word
Type the word you want to match with the Hot Word.
When you specify an Optional Word, the system only
looks for the First Word+Optional Word combination.
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Selection Function
Partial Check this box to open DTV when a part of the First Word
occurs.
Use the Add and Remove buttons to add and remove words from the list.
Actions to take when your HOTWORDS occur.
Recording Enable TV Magazine

TV Magazine

Show Matched Text
Displays the text that matches your Hot Word(s).
Restore Player
Opens DTV in its current state.
Beep
Activates TV Magazine (see TV Magazine on page 81).
Enable Digital Video Recorder
Activates the Digital Video Recorder (see Recording
Video on page 86).
Use TV Magazine to transcribe closed captioned broadcasting, including pictures and text. You can save files as RTF (Rich Text Format), which preserves formatting, and can be used in many word processors, plain text (TXT), or Hypertext Markup Language (HTML). You can use the Schedule feature to start TV Magazine at dates and times you specify (see Schedule on page 155).
TV Magazine is only available in North America.
When TV Magazine is enabled, it transcribes closed-
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captioned text even if the Closed Captioning button is off.
To start TV Magazine
Click the Setup button in the DTV control panel, click the Closed Caption tab, and then click the TV
Magazine Setup button. To enable TV Magazine, check the Enable box. The first time
you use TV Magazine, the TV Magazine Setup Wizard will guide you through the setup.
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Selection Function
File Name
Type a name for the file.
File Format
Options Overwrite files
Stop Transcribing After
Select Layout
(Images are not saved with .TXT files)
Select a file format (RTF, TXT, or HTML).
Check to overwrite existing files.
Uncheck to keep existing files.
Remove Advertising (North America only)
Automatically skips commercial advertising when you
display or transcribe closed captioned text. It works best
with programs that use scrolling transcripts rather than
“text bubbles” to record closed captioned text; for
example: Talk shows, News broadcasts, Sports, and
Soap operas.
(Depending upon the closed captioning format,
commercials may occasionally be recorded — a little
experimentation will show you how to get the best
results.)
Case Conversion
Convert all characters to upper or lower case.
Specify the number of minutes to transcribe.
No image
No images are saved.
Images on Left
Images are placed on the left, text on the right.
Images on Right
Images are placed on the right, text on the left.
Alternate images
Images and text alternate left and right.
Use black & white pictures
Save images as black & white, to save memory.
Image Density
1/page
2/page
4/page
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Zooming and Panning

You can zoom in on the video in the Display panel to enlarge a selected portion of the screen, and return your display to normal. You can also pan (move the image horizontally and vertically) in the zoomed area.
To zoom
Click within the display panel, and then hold down the mouse button and draw a rectangle around the area you want to zoom.
Or right-click the 1:1 button to open a menu where you can set the zoom level — Zoom x2, Zoom x4, or Zoom x8.
To pan in the zoomed area
Move your mouse within the zoomed area to pan horizontally or vertically.
To unzoom
Right-click in the display panel to open the feature menu, point at Zooming , and then click Unzoom.
Or click the 1:1 button in the control panel.
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Channel Lockout

Channel Lockout lets you block particular programs at specific times, and set a password to unlock them. Use the Program Lockout page to specify channel, time, and duration.
Passwords must be at least four digits long.
If you forget your password, you must uninstall and
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To set Channel Lockout
1 Click the Setup button in the control panel, and then
2 Click the channel you want to lock, and then click the
3 At the prompt, enter a password of at least four digits, re-
reinstall your Multimedia Center software to view password-protected prog r a ms.
click the DTV Tuner tab.
Lockout field.
enter it to confirm, and then click Create New.
The Channel Lockout Wizard guides you through the lockout procedure.
In the channel list, locked-out channels have a padlock to the right of the channel name,
A lock icon appears in the control panel when the locked channel is selected.
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Parental Control

Parental Control lets you restrict access to DTV programs depending on their content rating.
You can record restricted video, but Parental Control information is included with the recording — playback will be scrambled unless you enter the correct password.
Passwords must be at least four digits long.
If you forget your password, you must uninstall and
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To set a Parental Control level
1 Right-click the Parental Control button in the DTV
2 Click the level you want.
3 T ype your password in the upper box, and then type it in the
reinstall your Multimedia Center software.
Parental Control is only available for computer
systems that have a DTV tuner.
control panel, and then click Parental Control Configuration.
The Set Password dialog appears.
lower box to confirm it.
The following table summarizes the rating levels for Parental Control.
0 For entire audience Not intended for blocking. 1 All Children Designed to be appropriate for all children. 2 Older Children Designed for children aged 7 and above. 3 General Audience Most parents should find this program suitable
for all ages.
4 Parental Guidance
Suggested
5 Parents strongly
cautioned
6 Mature Audiences
Only
Contains material that parents may find unsuitable for younger children.
Contains some material that many parents would find unsuitable for children under 14.
Specifically designed to be viewed by adults, and may be unsuitable for children under 17.
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Recording Video

The Digital Video Recorder provides simple controls and powerful options for recording video and audio. Use the Digital Video Recorder to record a clip of full-motion video with audio from your DTV.
• Recorded files play only in the File Player (see page 125).
• To save recorded video in other formats, you must export it
from the Media Library (see page 149).
To record a cl ip of video and audi o
Click the Record button in the DTV control panel, or
right-click the Record button, and select a duration from the menu. The Digital Video Recorder starts recording video and audio to your computer’s hard disk. The right-click menu also provides One Touch Record settings, which let you set the duration of the recorded file (see One Touch Record on page 88).
When you click the Record button
If the current program is in pr ogress: The program that you are watching will be recorded from the beginning, and recording will end when the program is complete.
• If there is insufficient disk space, a message appears, asking if you wish to increase the buffer size.
If the current program is in the past: The program will be recorded instantly .
• If the entire program is not in the buffer, you will be prompted to cancel or continue.
To play recorded video
There are two ways to play recorded video:
• Select recorded video from the Library (see page 149).
• Right-click the Record button , and then select from Recent Recordings.
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TV -ON-DEMAND

TV-ON-DEMAND lets you pause a live program, return later, and resume watching where you left off. You can view the show from the beginning, even after it has started, without waiting until the whole program is recorded.
You can quickly back up a program, watch the selected portion again, and fast-forward or skip ahead to the live broadcast. Y ou can also export the recorded vid eo as an MPEG (.MPG) file or an ATI VCR file.
To start TV -ON-DEMAND
Click the Pause (lower) button in the DTV control panel.
To return to live broadcasting
Click the Play button.
To skip back wards and forwards in r ecorded video
You can right-click the button to change the time settings to 1 frame, 10 seconds, 30 seconds, 1 minute, or two minutes.
Click the left button to skip back; click the right button to skip forwards. The default settings are: forwards – 10 seconds; backwards – 30 seconds.
To move within recorded video
Using your mouse, drag the position slider to move forwards or backwards in delayed video. As
Position slider
you move the slider all the way to the right, the time display indicates Live.
The Jog Shuttle feature provides
Jog Shuttle
fast-forward or fast-rewind recorded video.
To export recorded video
When you click the Export button in the DTV control
panel, a menu lists all programs that TV-ON-DEMAND has recorded. You can select the start time and duration of the exported file.
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TV-ON-DEMAND history
When you right-click the Time display in the
Recording panel, a Go To Time menu lists all programs that TV-ON-DEMAND has recorded. To open the program, click its file name.
TV-ON-DEMAND uses the Electronic Program Guide data to provide the information. If there is no EPG information, or if the data is outdated, the history shows the Channel Number instead of Program Name and Channel Name.

One T ouch Record

One Touch Record provides fast recording modes.
Right-click the Record button in the control panel, and then click the recording option that you want.
Selection Function
One Touch Record Settings
Custom duration configuration
Type the number of days, hours, and minutes you wish to record.
Folder for recorded files Choose a location for your captured file.
File Name Style Type a custom name or choose a preset from the list.
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Electronic Program Guide

The Electronic Program Guide provides an intelligent, free, integrated program guide that lets you view and search TV listings by category, actor/performer, or date.
The Electronic Program Guide also provides advanced program information, such as station names and numbers, as well as program names and details. You can schedule recording and viewing sessions, search for programs, and maintain a list of your favorite shows.
Normally, the video stream contains Electronic Program Guide data, which is used to calculate program start and end times. If the data is unavailable, recording starts from the current time.
To start the Electronic Program Guide
Click the TV Listings button in the DTV control panel.
• When you Autoscan, TV Listings provides station names.
• When you change channels, the current program name, and
the station name and number are displayed.
Right-click the TV Listings button to display “What is on TV Now!” and “What is on TV Next!”.
• The On Now panel displays channel number and name,
program name, rating, and duration of the current program.
• The On Next panel displays the same information for the
next program.
Click the arrow button to toggle between the On Now and On Next panel.
To record the next program, click the Record button in the On Next panel.
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Stills Gallery

The still images you capture from DTV, TV, DVD, Video CD, or File Player are saved in the Stills Gallery. You can save images in a variety of graphics formats and sizes. The Stills Gallery controls let you delete images, hide them, save them as wallpaper, and print them.
You can check multiple Capture options in the Stills Gallery Setup page. Still images can be captured to the Stills Gallery, numbered files, clipboard, and printe r, all at the same time.
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more than one Multimedia Center feature installed, a Task menu displays available and active features.
For information about using the Stills Gallery controls, see the online help and Tool Tips.
If you close the Stills Gallery without saving, your captured still images are deleted.
When you click the logo in the upper left corner of the Stills Gallery, the “About” notice appears. If you have
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Stills Gallery settings

Use the Stills Gallery Setup page to define how the Stills Gallery saves and prints captured images.
To set up the S tills Gallery
Click the Setup button in the Stills Gallery, TV, DTV, File Player, or V ideo CD control panel, and then click the
Stills Gallery tab.
Selection Function
Capture Options
Capture to Gallery
Captures still images to the Stills Gallery.
Capture to numbered file
Stores captured images in numbered files (pic001.bmp, pic002.bmp ...) on your hard disk.
Capture to clipboard
Places captured images on the Windows Clipboard.
Capture to printer
Send the captured image to the printer.
Use only 256 colors
Saves captured images as 256-color files, to save memory.
Save Options
Tool Tips
Always on top
Warn if closed without saving
Alerts you if you close DTV or the Stills Gallery without saving captured images.
Show paths of saved images
Displays the drive, folders, and subfolders that contain saved images.
Show Tool Tips
Display tool tips for the Stills Gallery controls.
Show Short Cut
Display shortcut keys for the Stills Gallery controls.
Keep the Stills Gallery on top of other applications.
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Selection Function
Print Options
Center image
Print image in center of page.
Image size:
Maximize Print in full-page format. One to one Print same size as original. Double Print twice original size.
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