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Presto! PVR does not respond after being started, or
it displays stuttering or corrupted video.
If you encounter one of these problems and are using Windows
XP Service Pack 2, please visit the Microsoft website at this
link,
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?displaylang=
en&FamilyID=14caaf6d-198c-4197-82ad-28251f9c50a5, and
download the latest patch.
I can watch and record TV programs, but cannot play
them back or preview the channels.
Make sure that DirectX 9.0 or later has been installed on the
computer. Microsoft DirectX 9.0 improves graphics, video, 3-D
animation, audio, security, and performance in the operating
system. Go to the Start menu, click Run, and type dxdiag. You
will find a list that shows the DirectX version. If the installed
DirectX version is older than 9.0, download and install the latest
DirectX version from the Microsoft website at
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/directx/default.aspx. It's free.
To find out which version of DirectX you are using, click Run
from the Windows Start menu, type "dxdiag", and then OK. The
DirectX diagnostic tool will open, and the version number will be
listed under System Information.
I can’t record Digital TV programs onto DVD.
High-definition Digital TV (DVB-T/ATSC) can’t be recorded onto
DVD.
I can't change the recording settings.
The file type and quality settings are designed for analog TV.
These settings will be disabled and set to 'DVD' and 'Good'
when watching the DVB-T/ATSC TV. The settings, on the
Record tab of the Settings dialog box, will be enabled for
analog TV.
Is the TV tuner device properly installed?
1. From the Start menu, open the Control Panel.
2. Open System, click the Hardware tab, and then open the
Device Manager.